For those who don't know where to go on weekends.

Tired of shopping malls, want to change the atmosphere not far from Bangkok.

Embark on a journey through time as we explore four trendy tourist destinations in Nakhon Pathom.

It is recommended to arrive in Nakhon Pathom no later than 10:00 AM to allow ample time for leisurely exploration without feeling rushed.

(Since we're talking about movie locations today, let's call each place a "scene." We have Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit as our idol.)

Scene 1: Exterior / Museum House / Day

We left Bangkok by taking several buses. Upon arrival at our destination, we each hailed a motorcycle taxi.

As the museum house is located in a rather deep alley (Ready, let's go, Mr. Suchart).

Scene 2: Interior / Museum House / Day

Admission fee: Adults 30 baht each, children over 150 cm tall 10 baht each, children free. There are 3 floors inside.

Ground floor: bakery, toy store, pharmacy, souvenir shop

Second floor, printing house, cinema, barber shop, photo shop

Third floor, classroom, district office, record store

Roughly like this.

Scene 3 Interior / Museum House / Day

Visiting here reminds us of our childhood, when film cameras were the norm and our homes were filled with photo albums. Now, we store our photos solely on computers.

Scene 4 Interior / Museum House / สาย

Scene 5: Interior / Museum House / Day

The barbershop reminds us of the movie "Fan Chan."

Scene 6 Interior / Museum House / Day

Upon seeing this classroom, I let out a scream. It brought back memories of my elementary school days, with its blackboard and the chore of erasing it. I wonder if today's elementary school students experience the same.

Scene 7: Interior / Museum House / Day

Scene 8 Interior / Museum House / Day

District Office

Scene 9: Interior / Museum House / Day

Scene 10 Interior / Museum House / Day

The museum exhibit's exterior features a transparent corner with seating and beverage options.

**Scene 11 Interior / Film Archive / Day**

The Film Archive is a must-visit for film enthusiasts. This Thai film museum houses various artifacts and equipment from the Thai film industry. Open every Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays, admission is free. Additionally, the complex includes Maya Town, the Sri Salaya Cinema, and a library and audiovisual center, offering a wealth of knowledge about film. (However, I have forgotten the specifics at this time.) The location is also ideal for photography enthusiasts.

Scene 12: Exterior / Film Archive / Day

We took a bus from the vicinity of the museum to the Film Archive (the Film Archive is located on a main road and is easy to find).

Scene 13 Interior / Film Archive / Day

Maya Town is a replica of important locations in film history, such as the Grind Cafe in this picture.

Scene 14: Interior / Film Archive / Day

Replica of the movie THE KID

Scene 15 Interior / Film Archive / Day

Scene 16 Interior / Film Archive / Day

Scene 17 Interior / Film Archive / Day

Scene 18: Interior / Film Archive / Day

Scene 19 Interior / Film Archive / Day

I remember putting coins in to watch movies in the past, which were still made by connecting images together. In addition, there were many different types of movies depending on the vending machine.

Scene 20: Interior / Film Archive / Day

Souvenir shop

Scene 21: Interior / Jesada Technical Museum / Afternoon

The Jesada Museum houses a vast collection of vintage automobiles, captivating enthusiasts and casual observers alike. While public transportation access is limited due to its secluded location, the museum's allure warrants the taxi fare we shared with friends.

Scene 22 Interior / Jesada Tech Museum / Afternoon

Admission is free.

Scene 23: Interior / Jesada Technimuseum / Afternoon

I would like to try sitting on it once. If I do, will it feel like I am in London?

Scene 24 Interior / Jesada Technimuseum / Afternoon

Seeing this kind of car makes me feel like I'm back in the days of General Prajak.

Scene 25: Interior / Jesada Tech Museum / Afternoon

The car's color is adorable, like candy.

Scene 26: Interior / Jesada Technical Museum / Afternoon

Scene 27: Interior / Sanam Chan Palace / Afternoon

This palace was built by the order of King Rama VI. It consists of various buildings, including the Phiman Pathom Throne Hall, the Abhirom Ratchathani Throne Hall, and the Marie Ratcha Ratchabalang Palace. Currently, part of the palace is used as the Nakhon Pathom Provincial Hall, while another part is used by Silpakorn University. To visit the palace, adults pay 30 baht, students pay 10 baht, and foreigners pay 50 baht.

Scene 28 Interior / Sanam Chan Palace / Afternoon

Dress code: Participants should wear long pants. We brought our own sarongs, which surprised the staff.

The big question is, are you here to fulfill a vow?

Scene 29 Interior / Sanam Chan Palace / Afternoon

Inexplicably cool and serene in the shade.

Scene 30 / Interior / Sanam Chan Palace / Afternoon

Scene 31: Interior / Sanam Chan Palace / Afternoon

Ya Li Monument

Scene 32 Interior / Sanam Chan Palace / Afternoon

Scene 33: Interior / Sanam Chan Palace / Afternoon

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This is just 4 tourist attractions that we will take you back in time in Nakhon Pathom Province.

This province boasts numerous other captivating locations, each with its unique historical narrative.

Located within easy reach of Bangkok, this province is easily accessible.

Those who are bored with shopping malls on Saturdays and Sundays, make this place another option for your weekend.