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Ancient City is the largest outdoor museum in Thailand with replicas of multi-cultural architecture of ancient Thai. on Mon Sep 28, 2009 2:11 am
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On Nut station
Sukhumvit soi 77
Tesco Lotus
Carrefour
On Nut Market
On Nut is the terminal station of BTS Sukhumvit line. It is a big residential part of the city. Therefore, there are 2 big supermarkets and a local fresh market in this area. Tesco Lotus is just where you get off the skytrain and Carrefour is located only 50 m. into soi 77. Opposite Carrefour is On Nut local market where merchants sell fresh vegetables, seasonal fruits, and meats. Furthermore, from this station, it is convenient to go to Bangna and Samut Prakan Province either by bus or taxi.
Phra Khanong and On Nut's nearby points of interest:
Wat Thammongkhon
Located on Sukhumwit 101, Wat Thammongkhon is where the world's largest jade Buddha is enshrined. This jade Buddha image is 164 cm in width, 210 cm high and weighs 4,000 kg. This gigantic jade stone was discovered under an icy lake in Canada before it was shipped to Thailand and crafted in shape of the Buddha image. Meditation clases are available there.
Ancient City (Samut Prakan Province)
Ancient City is the largest outdoor museum in Thailand with replicas of multi-cultural architecture of ancient Thai. Visiting only this place is like you have travelled to all regions of Thailand. What's more, during famous festivals of Thailand such as Songkran, special events will be held here. Open daily from 8.00 to 17.00 hrs. Admission fees: Adult 300 baht, Child 200 baht
Crocodile Farm (Samut Prakan Province)
Here is the world's largest crocodile farm with over 60,000 crocs in stock. Visitors can also view a crocodile wrestling show and elephant shows which are presented several times daily. Besides, there is a modest sized zoo with some rare animals such as tigers, chimpanzees, lions, leopards, pythons, camels, etc. Open daily from 8.00 to 18.00 hrs.
Sukhumvit soi 77
Tesco Lotus
Carrefour
On Nut Market
On Nut is the terminal station of BTS Sukhumvit line. It is a big residential part of the city. Therefore, there are 2 big supermarkets and a local fresh market in this area. Tesco Lotus is just where you get off the skytrain and Carrefour is located only 50 m. into soi 77. Opposite Carrefour is On Nut local market where merchants sell fresh vegetables, seasonal fruits, and meats. Furthermore, from this station, it is convenient to go to Bangna and Samut Prakan Province either by bus or taxi.
Phra Khanong and On Nut's nearby points of interest:
Wat Thammongkhon
Located on Sukhumwit 101, Wat Thammongkhon is where the world's largest jade Buddha is enshrined. This jade Buddha image is 164 cm in width, 210 cm high and weighs 4,000 kg. This gigantic jade stone was discovered under an icy lake in Canada before it was shipped to Thailand and crafted in shape of the Buddha image. Meditation clases are available there.
Ancient City (Samut Prakan Province)
Ancient City is the largest outdoor museum in Thailand with replicas of multi-cultural architecture of ancient Thai. Visiting only this place is like you have travelled to all regions of Thailand. What's more, during famous festivals of Thailand such as Songkran, special events will be held here. Open daily from 8.00 to 17.00 hrs. Admission fees: Adult 300 baht, Child 200 baht
Crocodile Farm (Samut Prakan Province)
Here is the world's largest crocodile farm with over 60,000 crocs in stock. Visitors can also view a crocodile wrestling show and elephant shows which are presented several times daily. Besides, there is a modest sized zoo with some rare animals such as tigers, chimpanzees, lions, leopards, pythons, camels, etc. Open daily from 8.00 to 18.00 hrs.
