On Niveskhiri Hill, also known as Historical Hill, stands the Rattana Rangsarn Throne Hall. It commemorates the former royal palace built on the summit, where King Rama V resided during his visit to Ranong in 1890. The palace was demolished and replaced by the town hall in 2002. Visit the small teakwood building, which features a furnished room for the king and one for the queen, as well as historical explanations and photographs displayed on information panels inside. The wooden building is situated behind a well-maintained garden.

Admission: 20 THB (for visiting the interior) Open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

If you are staying in the city, you can reach the throne hall of Rattana Rangsarn in just a few minutes on foot.

How to get there

How do you get to the Throne Hall of Rattana Rangsarn? If you are staying in the city, you can reach the Throne Hall of Rattana Rangsarn in just a few minutes on foot.