Phuket Thai Hua Museum | Phuket. This two-story building, constructed in 1934 in a Sino-European architectural style, serves as a learning center for young people, locals, and tourists interested in learning about the history of Phuket province. Located on Krabi Road in the Talat Nuea district, it was originally the province's first Hokkien language school. The building has been extensively renovated and is in excellent condition. Chinese language classes continue to be held on the upper floor. The ground floor houses an exhibition space showcasing historical stories, the origins of the Hokkien Chinese who came to Phuket, their traditions, lifestyles, beliefs, art, culture, and the relationship between the Chinese and the local population of Phuket. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Admission: Adults (Thai citizens): 50 Baht, Children: 25 Baht; Adults (foreigners): 200 Baht, Children: 120 Baht. Admission is free for nuns, monks, and novices.