Learn about the past and present lives of the Samphanthawong people through the Samphanthawong District Museum, a center for collecting historical stories. The way of life and wisdom of the Samphanthawong people in its entirety, especially the story and culture of Thai-Chinese people. which is the majority of the population of this area Since the influx of Chinese immigrants in the past The birth of a community in the Samphanthawong area Chinese immigration in different eras, occupational characteristics, arts and culture, and values of life. Including telling the story of important places in the Samphanthawong area All indicate the prosperous history and peaceful coexistence of our Thai people, whether Thai, Chinese or any nationality. All information has been compiled in the form of an exhibition set. and a beautiful atmosphere simulation modern and easy to understand The interior is divided into 3 parts, consisting of the first exhibition room. Tell a story with pictures The story of the stream of Chinese immigrants Chinese way of life communicated through watercolor paintings which is the work of Achan Chakrabhand Posayakrit, as well as the progress of various important areas such as Charoen Krung Road, Koh Temple Area, Han Bridge, Weeng Nakorn Kasem The later exhibition room brought pictures and utensils. that has been used for real in which visitors will experience the atmosphere and antique Chinese shops both Chinese herbal shops with antique equipment Yaowarat's unique gold shop Rice shop, grocery store, and the last corner of the show It displays information of important places in the Samphanthawong Temple area, such as Wat Pathum Khongkha Ratchaworawihan. Wat Traimit Wittayaram Galwar Church and the Mother of the Rosary Temple It's a Christian temple. Roman Catholic Church, etc. Location: Wat Pathumkongka School, 1460 Songwad Road, Samphanthawong Subdistrict Samphanthawong District Bangkok is open for free admission every Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For information, call 0 2233 3316. Buses that pass Trimit Road and Rama IV Road are No. 1, 7, 4, 25, 40, 53, 73, 73a, 177 and 529