Three museums in Sing Buri offer a tasty menu of historical delights

Inside the Nang Yai museum//Photo by Dae Warunee

Despite its historically rich background, Sing Buri – a province in Central Thailand – is far from a typical tourist destination for either foreign and local visitors. Situated adjacent to the ancient Kingdom of Ayutthaya and once serving as King Narai’s capital, Lop Buri, Sing Buri can sometimes be overshadowed.

Nevertheless, this province boasts its own uniqueness, particularly for those who are culture enthusiasts. Thai PBS World highly recommends a day trip that includes three main museums, excluding the province’s most popular museum and its landmark, Bang Rachan. This journey will take visitors on an enjoyable ride down memory lane.

Grand Puppet (Nang Yai) Museum at Wat Sawang Arom

One of the largest collections of Nang Yai in Thailand can be found inside Wat Sawang Arom. The museum is important evidence of Nang…