Thai Human Imagery Museum

The museum displays 125 fiberglass figures representing Thai historical figures, monks, and scenes from daily life across two exhibition levels.

Master Duangkaew Phityakornsilp established the museum in 1989 after developing fiberglass techniques that could withstand Thailand's tropical climate for figure creation.

The collection includes representations of the eight Chakri Dynasty kings and seventeen respected Buddhist monks, reflecting Thailand's royal and religious heritage.

The museum charges different entrance fees for Thai and international visitors, with adults paying 300 baht and children receiving discounted rates.

Each figure requires three years of meticulous crafting, starting with the first creation depicting Prarachsangwara from Pradochimplee Temple in Bangkok.

Phone: +6634332607

Website: http://rosenini.com/thaihumanimagery

GPS coordinates: 13.77280,100.20754

Latest update: March 8, 2025 11:36