Ban Chiang World Heritage Museum

■ Ban Chiang Jars A container that tells the story of the ancient civilization of Udon Thani When talking about "Ban Chiang Jars", many people may think of the red pattern on the light-colored clay soil, which is the identity of Ban Chiang archaeological site, Nong Han District, Udon Thani Province, which has been registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. 🔸 Ban Chiang Jars: Containers of the Past The jars or pottery excavated in Ban Chiang are approximately 3,000 - 5,000 years old. Each one reflects the way of life of prehistoric people in terms of use, rituals, and art. Some are food containers. Many pieces have beautiful geometric curves, showing the beliefs and wisdom of the people in that era. 🔸 Ban Chiang: A World Cultural Heritage Site In addition to ancient jars, this place is also a center for archaeological studies in Thailand. Tourists can visit the Ban Chiang National Museum to see historical evidence. And learn about the excavation process of archaeological sites that have discovered world-class evidence. 🔸 Ban Chiang jars today Currently, Ban Chiang continues to preserve pottery through the production of containers and souvenirs inspired by ancient art. Tourists can buy them as souvenirs from the local community. 📍 Come visit Ban Chiang, experience the tangible world heritage, and learn about the roots of ancient civilization. --- #Ban Chiang jars #Ban Chiang World Heritage #Udon Thani #GoEatGo #Ancient culture #Pottery #Archaeological sites #Travel in Thailand #World Heritage