Description:
A collection of antique teak houses dating back hundreds of years, though there is still some debate as to when the murals inside the Lacquer Pavilion were created. Some say during the reign of King Narai, between 1656-1699, while others argue they were produced during the reign of King Rama I, the first ruler in the current dynasty. Either way, they’re well worth seeing, as are the grounds with their lotus pools among well-maintained lawns. Also find Buddha statues, traditional paintings and porcelain.

Hours:
Daily 9am-4pm

Admission:
THB100