Top five Thailand cultural tourist attraction for retirement

Thailand is one of the best nations to visit since it has a variety of places, traditional dishes, and other things that attract foreign travelers. Interestingly, Thailand is one of the top five countries that are very livable after retirement. There are many cultural tourism destinations in Thailand, but not all of them are appropriate for retirees. The following are my top five cultural places to visit for all retirees:

1.      Mallika City R.E. 124

          It is one of the culture travel destinations in Thailand, located in 168 Moo 5, Sing Subdistrict, Sai Yok Districts, Kanchanaburi province. It is open daily from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. It represents a retro city of old Siam under King Chulalongkorn’s reign in R.E. 124. You may comprehend Siamese clothes and architecture. It depicts a traditional Thai house, an old way of life, Thai food, and traditional Thai games and dancing. It is ideal for retirees because it has rickshaw transportation and Thai costume rental services available. Tickets range in price from 250 to 950 Baht and can be purchased between 9:00 and 17:00.

2.      Muang Boran Museum

It is located in Thailand’s Samutprakarn province, near to Bangkok. It is suitable for retirees since it is close to the Kheha BTS Station, which is easy to come.  Muang Boran Museum is the world’s largest museum, covering an area of 800 Rai. It was constructed in 1965. It recreated Thai castles, palaces, temples, and other sculptures in order to preserve Thai old culture in perpetuity.

3.      Ban Chiang Heritage

          It is in Thailand’s Udon Thani province, Ban Chiang Subdistrict. It is one of the cultural tourism destinations designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Foreign visitors may learn about archeology and history, particularly old pottery. Interestingly, you can also  observe black clay pottery being manufactured. It is suitable for retirees since the museum has air conditioning that makes you feel comfortable.

4.      Khum Khantoke Chaing Mai

          It is located in Thailand’s Chiang Mai province. It is open daily from 8:00 to 19:00. It is obviously filled with the beauty of ancient art and northern people’s culture. Whether it’s the arch, the structure, or the overall design in Khum Khantoke Chiang Mai. You may enjoy the old northern dancing while tasting the northern delicacies.

5.      Bang Luang Market R.E. 122

          It is located in Thailand’s Nakhon Pathom province. It is appropriate for retirees since the area is close to Bangkok and has easy access. You can see the historic architecture, which is a two-story timber row house established during King Rama V’s era. It first opened more than a century ago. There are several delicious foods and desserts available. It is a historic market that has been fully preserved and is difficult to find nowadays.

These are the top five tourist attractions you should not miss when traveling in Thailand. If you plan to travel in Thailand for a long term, I highly recommend you to purchase expat health insurance via Rabbit Care. Medical expenses will be paid by the insurer if there is anything which leads you to suffer from illness.