Who has visited the Ban Chiang National Museum?

Udon Thani... a city of ancient civilization. What have you learned from visiting this place? Or are there any interesting spots that people often overlook? If I had to choose one place in Udon Thani, I would pick the Ban Chiang National Museum in Udon Thani Province. It is one of the most significant cultural World Heritage sites in Southeast Asia, providing evidence of human life from the prehistoric era over 5,000 years ago. It showcases the cultural, social, and technological advancements of that time. What impressed me the most is the historical and archaeological significance that the museum presents in an engaging way. Visitors can admire beautifully patterned pottery, unique bronze tools, and ancient human skeletons excavated from real dig sites at Wat Pho Si Nai, which is not far from the museum. Additionally, the exhibits provide insights into the lifestyle, agriculture, and metalworking of people from that era, offering a deep understanding of ancient civilizations. This museum serves as a gateway to learning about the fascinating and invaluable history of humanity. So, where do you like to visit when you're in Udon Thani?