[2025 Nong Han Attraction] Travel Guide for National Museum of Ban Chiang (Updated Jul)

#Visit the ancient city The ancient city over 5,600 years old, Udon Thani, Ban Chiang Today, Min will take you to visit Udon Thani Province, which is a world heritage site in Udon Thani Province, Ban Chiang Museum. This place was discovered since 1957 and received UNESCO World Heritage status in 1992. Until now, there are still many remains of the ancient city and evidence that have been searched for. This place is open every day except holidays and public holidays. 🕰️bOpening hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM #trip #BanChiang #UdonThani

Udon Thani attractions See ancient objects, pottery more than 100 years old, Ban Chiang National Museum, built in the area of ​​Ban Chiang archaeological site, one of the most important archaeological sites in Thailand. It is the first museum of the site in Thailand. And has been selected as a cultural world heritage site. Inside, there are many antiques on display, including stories of the Tai Phuan people, archaeological studies at Ban Chiang, excavations of various antiques, etc.

This is Nong Prak Chak Park, a representative park in Udon Thani. There is also a museum right next to it. There are several sculptures and a cloud bridge in the park, so it is a good place to take a walk. After 5 o'clock, there are many people jogging and doing aerobics, so it is fun to watch people going about their daily lives. There are many massage shops right in front, so it is good to experience a foot massage as a bonus.

Udon Thani... a city of ancient civilization. What have you learned from visiting this place? Or are there any interesting spots that people often overlook? If I had to choose one place in Udon Thani, I would pick the Ban Chiang National Museum in Udon Thani Province. It is one of the most significant cultural World Heritage sites in Southeast Asia, providing evidence of human life from the prehistoric era over 5,000 years ago. It showcases the cultural, social, and technological advancements of that time. What impressed me the most is the historical and archaeological significance that the museum presents in an engaging way. Visitors can admire beautifully patterned pottery, unique bronze tools, and ancient human skeletons excavated from real dig sites at Wat Pho Si Nai, which is not far from the museum. Additionally, the exhibits provide insights into the lifestyle, agriculture, and metalworking of people from that era, offering a deep understanding of ancient civilizations. This museum serves as a gateway to learning about the fascinating and invaluable history of humanity. So, where do you like to visit when you're in Udon Thani?

Location: Village No. 13, Sutthiphong Road, Ban Chiang Subdistrict, Nong Han District, Udon Thani Province Open for visits from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Closed every Monday and Tuesday) Built in the area of Ban Chiang archaeological site, which was selected as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1992. It was discovered that this area used to be a habitat and burial ground for prehistoric or metal age people. Therefore, the Ban Chiang archaeological site inside the building is divided into 9 sections, such as a replica of an archaeological excavation pit, showing a replica of the way of life, antiques, and Ban Chiang culture.

■ Ban Chiang Jars A container that tells the story of the ancient civilization of Udon Thani When talking about "Ban Chiang Jars", many people may think of the red pattern on the light-colored clay soil, which is the identity of Ban Chiang archaeological site, Nong Han District, Udon Thani Province, which has been registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. 🔸 Ban Chiang Jars: Containers of the Past The jars or pottery excavated in Ban Chiang are approximately 3,000 - 5,000 years old. Each one reflects the way of life of prehistoric people in terms of use, rituals, and art. Some are food containers. Many pieces have beautiful geometric curves, showing the beliefs and wisdom of the people in that era. 🔸 Ban Chiang: A World Cultural Heritage Site In addition to ancient jars, this place is also a center for archaeological studies in Thailand. Tourists can visit the Ban Chiang National Museum to see historical evidence. And learn about the excavation process of archaeological sites that have discovered world-class evidence. 🔸 Ban Chiang jars today Currently, Ban Chiang continues to preserve pottery through the production of containers and souvenirs inspired by ancient art. Tourists can buy them as souvenirs from the local community. 📍 Come visit Ban Chiang, experience the tangible world heritage, and learn about the roots of ancient civilization. --- #Ban Chiang jars #Ban Chiang World Heritage #Udon Thani #GoEatGo #Ancient culture #Pottery #Archaeological sites #Travel in Thailand #World Heritage

Jum Ban Chiang, cool street art GLOW IN THE DARK at Ban Chiang, 2nd time Ban Chiang is not only a world heritage site, but also has a small area in the community for artists to showcase their street art skills, tell the story of the community, and taste authentic local food in a warm atmosphere full of charm and culture. ▪︎ February 7-9 ▪︎ 11:00 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. ▪︎ At Ban Chiang, Udon Thani Province #JumBanChiang #BanChiangWorldHeritage #BanChiangStreetArt #LocalFood #BanChiangCommunity #VisitUdon #ThaiTourism #goeatgo

#Visit the exhibition Here is an ancient site of Ban Chiang archaeology, which is a heritage site by Nesco. The oldest scraped containers or things found are about 5,600 years old, but in fact, there are many generations to see here, from 1800 years and up to 5,600 years as mentioned. In addition to seeing various pottery and bowls used in the past, there are also exhibitions that show the way of life and traditions of the villagers in the past. This place is very easy to travel to, leaving Udon Thani city, traveling in no more than 30 minutes. Open for visits on official days and times. Opening hours 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. #Udon Thani attractions #Ban Chiang #World Heritage Site

#myhiddengems I recently visited Ban Chiang National Museum in Udon Thani, and it was a fascinating experience! Did you know that this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site? The museum offers a deep dive into the Ban Chiang civilization, one of Southeast Asia's most significant prehistoric settlements. I am impressed with the collection of ancient pottery, tools, and bronze artifacts that highlight the advanced craftsmanship of this early society. What I enjoyed most were the life-like replicas of animals and the preserved archaeological site within the museum grounds. These exhibits made the history feel alive, giving me a real sense of what life was like thousands of years ago. Overall, Ban Chiang National Museum is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, offering an engaging blend of education and immersive displays that bring the ancient world to life. 📍Ban Chiang National Museum หมู่ที่ 13, ถนน สุทธิพงษ์, Ban Chiang, Nong Han District, Udon Thani 41320, Thailand Operating hours: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily Entrance fee: 150 THB

#songkran2024 The Ban Chiang National Museum is located in Udon Thani Province, Thailand. It showcases artifacts and archaeological finds from the nearby Ban Chiang archaeological site, which dates back to the prehistoric period and is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in Southeast Asia. The museum exhibits pottery, tools, jewelry, and other artifacts that provide insights into the ancient culture and history of the region. It's a fascinating destination if you are interested in archaeology and Thai history.

#dreamtrip Ban Chiang National Museum When looking for a place to visit in Udon Thani, we can’t not mention the world heritage archaeological site. Because “Ban Chiang National Museum” is famous all over the world as an important archaeological site and an ancient civilization site that is approximately 5,000 years old. And the museum here doesn’t just have broken pots and old vases to show as many people think. Ban Chiang National Museum also has a simulation of excavation pits. There is a corner where we can play the role of an archaeologist who has to put together excavated pieces to tell the story, cause and effect of ancient burials. In addition to the museum, there are also places to learn about weaving. Some shops give us the opportunity to practice making clay pots or drawing patterns. There are many activities to do when visiting Ban Chiang. It’s definitely more fun than you expected.

#summerdream If you are visiting Udon Thani, you must come here. Ban Chiang National Museum is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Inside, it is divided into many zones, starting from the point where various objects and ancient human skeletons in the Udon area were discovered, the method of collecting and proving evidence of ancient objects. There are explanations at every point. There is modern media. No matter what nationality you are, you will understand because they have QR Codes to scan in many languages. Listen to the sound while walking through the exhibition as if there is a guide walking with you. It is a place to visit in Udon Thani that is very suitable for a study trip for the new generation of children.