BANG SAI, a project of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit of Thailand, was created to keep traditional Thai crafts alive.

 

The Museum shop’s sells centre-produced handicrafts and features museum-like galleries with paintings, sculptures ceramics, and other ads. text door are workshop for drawing, mask-making, and weaving rattan furniture. There is also a small village with traditional wooden houses around a lake, designed to reflect the local architecture of various Thai regions. Here you’ll find silk and cotton fabrics from the north, pottery from the Nodheast, foods of the central plains,and many other local products.
DETAILS: Admission: Bt100 for adults and Bt5O for kids. Some animal : attractions may carry a small additional fee.

HOW T0 GET THERE: Car or Taxi: Take highway 37 to Aytltthaya. Boat : Many tour boats include the Bang Sai Crafts Village in their Ayutthaya itinerary Bus: To Ayutthaya from Morchit Bus Terminal.

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