Ancient Siam

Ancient Siam, or Muang Boran in Thailand, is a privately owned museum park that spans 200 acres and is supposedly the world's biggest outdoor museum. Ancient Siam, which is shaped like Thailand, is virtually a whole reproduction of the nation, complete with miniature copies and reconstructions of most of the country's most notable landmarks in their proper positions.

While there are some actual antiques on display at Ancient Siam, the charm of this little-known site rests in its overview of Thai history and the meticulous attention to detail in replicating national treasures.

Ancient Siam is a time machine that transports visitors back to Thailand's past, blending reproductions of historically significant places with real structures relocated for preservation. The Tiger King's Palace of Phetchaburi, Preah Vihear, the Ancient Theatrical Pavilion, The Royal Stand, and other attractions are among the attractions.

The park's whole layout resembles the form of Thailand, with sites arranged in accordance with their actual geographic placements. Wander through lush landscape gardens brimming with native flowers and trees, streams and lakes, and a smattering of restrooms and stores.

Ancient Siam is the world's biggest outdoor museum and one of the most beautiful historical sites in Thailand. While it is not strictly historic in and of itself, it does provide excellent reconstructions of real-world locations.

Location: Bangpoo, Samut Prakan, Thailand