Opened in 2004, Udon Thani Provincial Museum has a very impressive façade which possesses a structure pertaining to neo-Palladium style. This two storey building has six rooms on each floor where different aspects of Udon Thani’s makeup have been exhibited.
Udon Thani Provincial Museum’s First Floor
Get hold of ‘their’ informative brochure at the reception area; have a look at the ancient weapons and guns exhibited at the visitor’s center.
Have a look at Natural elements and fossils which also include Dinosaur bones etc at ‘Nature Study and Geological Room’.
History of Udon Thani’s earliest settlers is recreated through a village scene, where figures wearing traditional clothes have been exhibited along with pottery and hunting weapons etc at ‘Anthropological and Racial Room’.
Pottery, human skeletons, Buddha images and bronze ornaments etc excavated at Ban Chiang village and Phu Prabat Historical Park can be seen at ‘Historical and Archeological Room’.
An old weaving machine which was used to make Mhi Khid cloth and Khid silk is the highlight of Culture and Arts Room.
Sixth room is dedicated to the founder of Udon Thani- Prince Kromluang Prajak Silapakthom; have a look at his works including the drawing that he created during the initial phases of city’s designing.
Udon Thani Provincial Museum’s Second Floor
First room is dedicated to the founder of Udon Thani- Prince Kromluang Prajak Silapakthom; his life history can be accessed here along with few of his personal belongings.
In ‘Ban Chiang and Phu Prabat Cultures Room’, the ancient life style of people in Ban Chiang and Phu Prabat villages is conveyed through paintings.
3rd and 4th room contains photographs (which also cover official visits) and life stories of Thai Royals.
Last two rooms were dedicated to Udon Thani’s most revered monks.
Opening Hours: Mon-Fri, 8am to 4:30pm; Sat-Sunday, 8am to 4pm
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