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Thai–Chinese museum • Viharn Sien

Anek Kusala Sala (Viharn Sien)

Thai–Chinese art and antiquities museum also known as Viharn Sien, with a three-storey display building and sculpture courts near Wat Yanasangwararam.

Huai Yai, Chon Buri Reviewed 22 October 2026
Also known as Viharn Sien
Collection focus Thai–Chinese art and antiquities
Building Three storeys
Visitor enquiries 038 343 555
Overview

About Anek Kusala Sala (Viharn Sien)

Anek Kusala Sala, also called Viharn Sien, is a museum of Thai–Chinese art and antiquities near Wat Yanasangwararam. The three-storey building and its surrounding sculpture displays are associated with Sanga Kulakobkiat, who developed the collection and the institution. The government tourism record describes bronze figures, Chinese religious and cultural art, and exhibitions across the building. Call 038 343 555 to confirm admission, last entry and the opening of particular floors. Published hours differ: the exact Anek map lists 08:00–17:00 daily, while government visitor text gives 08:30–17:00 and a second Viharn profile extends weekend closing to 17:30.

What to look for

Sculpture and galleries

The government description lists the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, a Maitreya statue and a commemorative figure of Sanga Kulakobkiat. Ask which galleries and floors are open on your visit.

Museum identity

Viharn Sien and Anek Kusala Sala are names for this museum. It is a separate institution from the neighbouring Wat Yanasangwararam monastery, despite the Chinese-style religious imagery in its collection.

Confirm the visit

Opening conflict

Call before arriving near opening or closing time. Published starts differ between 08:00 and 08:30, with closing given as 17:00 or 17:30 at weekends. Confirm the day’s last entry directly.

Admission and access

A government visitor note observed 22 October 2026 quotes ฿50 admission, but another field says no charge. Confirm the current ticket, concessions, upper-floor access and any group arrangements directly.

Access to the galleries

The museum’s map profiles list wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance and toilet facilities. Confirm access to the particular galleries and upper floors, and ask about assistance or lift availability before travelling.

Plan your visit

Practical information

Check the latest operating details with the venue before travelling.

Opening hours

Thursday
08:00–17:00
Friday
08:00–17:00
Saturday
08:00–17:00
Sunday
08:00–17:00
Monday
08:00–17:00
Tuesday
08:00–17:00
Wednesday
08:00–17:00

Exact map lists 08:00–17:00; government text gives 08:30–17:00; another museum profile extends weekend closing to 17:30. Confirm before visiting.

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