Anek Kusala Sala (Viharn Sien)

This place is truly underrated. It’s essentially a museum featuring many historical sculptures and statues from mainland China. The most fascinating part is the collection of Terracotta Army figures from Xi’an. Situated by a peaceful reservoir, the area also offers the chance to feed plenty of fish. On the opposite side, there’s a large Thai temple worth exploring.

Very impressive collection. I spent over an hour there. The entry fee is 50 baht, very reasonable. It was not crowded, even though this is the high tourist season. You'll need a car to get there; I was driven by friends. There's no toilet in the museum; use the one across the road before you go in. I'd definitely go again.

This is a great place to visit, plenty to see and very interesting

Beautiful museum! Remember to take your shoes off before entering. It can be slippery if you are wearing socks. Many levels. Beautiful views all around.

Historical and Buddhist museum Ticket 50 thb

Only costs 50 baht, lots to see and has around a dozen terracotta warriors on loan from China.

Viharnra Sien is both a Chinese temple and a museum built by Thai people of Chinese descendants ( in honor for His Majesty the King who officially opened it in 1993 ) to exhibit Chinese antiquities, artefacts, religious statues and to show and worship their religious believes. Viharnra Sien which means "Abode of the Gods" housed interesting items such as replicas of the famed terracotta warriors,

If you love ancient sculptures and statuary here's your place.