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Ban Kao National Museum: The charm of the Neolithic period in the heart of Kanchanaburi If you are a traveler who loves the mysterious stories of Thai ancestors, let me take you to check in at "Ban Kao National Museum", Mueang Kanchanaburi District. This is not just a general museum, but the starting point for the study of prehistoric history in Thailand, which originated from the discovery of stone tools by Dutch prisoners of war during World War II.
The highlight that makes this place a popular check-in point is the "new building" that is designed in a modern style with a terracotta brick square shape, contrasting with the sky and trees, perfect for taking Minimal style photos. Inside, there are amazing artifacts on display, especially the Neolithic human skeleton found in this area, including the "three-legged pot", a unique feature of the Ban Kao culture that reflects the ingenious wisdom of people more than 4,000 years ago.
In addition to learning about human evolution, walking around here also allows us to see the connection of the Kwai Noi riverside area that has nurtured people's lives in every era. The atmosphere is quiet and the performances are very interesting. It is suitable for families who want to bring their children to learn outside the classroom or tourists who want to experience the roots of Thai identity in a different perspective.
Turn an ordinary holiday into an impressive time-traveling trip and come meet at Ban Kao, Kanchanaburi!
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