Check out Baan Than Khun

Baan Than Khun Ratthawut Wichan narrates the story of Than Khun or Lord Ratthawut Wichan in the building, which is over 108 years lingered with a vintage atmosphere. On 15th December 1912, Mr. Khen Malayanon was granted the rank of the King to be Khun Ratthawut Wichan, the district chief of Klai city, and held over 1,280,000 square meters of land. Mr. Khen Malayanon was a son or Mr. Malai and Mrs. Somjeenmalayanon. He was married to Miss Pun Chakmanon, daughter of Mr. Kung and Mrs. Srikin Chakmanon. Mrs. Pun and Khun Ratthawut Wichan did not have any children so they gave this land and house to Mr. Kovit Trisattayapan who was the nephew and the eldest child of Mrs. Chan, the elder sister of Mrs. Pun. Later, Mr. Kovit Trisattayapan opened a school called "Ratthawut Witthaya" and later changed into "Nakorn Witthaya" school in 1939. It was closed in 1986.

It is a great example of the old-school architecture style that was common in Thailand during that time. Inside, you will find several rooms all decorated the way it was back then with wooden furniture and vintage decor, all kept extremely clean, and well preserved. The best part is that Baan Than Khun is free to enter and you can walk around the hose for as long as you want. There are also cafes and souvenir shots around the house so be sure to check that out if you want to buy something back home. The place opens from 8 AM to 8 PM every day.