See a 100-year-old teak house with 116 pillars in Lampang.

Address - Ban Sao Nak Address: 6 Ratsadawatthana Road, Wiang Nuea Subdistrict, Mueang Lampang District, Lampang Province Open for visits: 10:00-17:00 Atmosphere/Location - Another ancient tourist attraction in the city of Lampang and still maintaining its beautiful classic style. Ban Sao Nak is an old house with outstanding architecture in Lampang. It is a wooden house with more than 116 teak pillars, which is the origin of the name Ban Sao Nak (in Northern language, nak = a lot). This house is built in a combination of Burmese and Lanna art. It has a unique identity. In the past, this place was a place to welcome guests and was used as a place to organize Khantoke and various auspicious ceremonies. Currently, it is a museum of arts and culture of Lampang Province to collect antique items. A friend here took me to see it and said that he wanted to go back in time to see the beauty of the black and white era. When we arrived, we parked the car in front and walked into a wide lawn with a walkway leading the way. Buy a 50 baht entrance ticket to help maintain the place. And here, there is a bottle of orange juice for each person. Walking is really helpful. "Baan Sao Nak" covers an area of ​​more than 3 rai. It consists of a large house, two sleeping houses connected by a roof, like a group house, including a garage, a rice barn, two ponds in front of the house, one at the back of the house, and a tree that is over 130 years old, which is the Saraphi Luang tree, which is located at the entrance. Highlights - The house's balcony in Burmese architecture Average price per person 50- Score - 9/10 #VisitHistoricalSite #NortheastTeam #NaturalTherapy