The Sanctuary of Truth Museum

The Sanctuary of Truth is the largest wooden building in Thailand, constructed entirely of wood in the traditional Thai carpentry style.

Inside this shrine are wooden statues and carvings that reflect a philosophy of life. The artistic style used in the shrine is benevolent and considered one of the masterpieces of its time. The Shrine of Truth is one of the tourist attractions that received the Thai Tourism Award in 2008. Numerous activities are available in the area surrounding the shrine, including carriage rides, elephant rides, quad bike tours, boat trips along the coast, art and cultural performances, martial arts shows, and dolphin shows. For hungry tourists, the Krua Na Kluea restaurant is a good option. The Shrine of Truth is located on Rachavet Peak, Tambon Na Klua, Bang Lamung Aumphor, Cho Buri.

Regulations regarding hygiene and safety.

Clean the premises regularly.

Provide disinfectant and handwashing facilities.

Provide a body temperature monitoring station.

Provide the Thai Chana app for check-in and check-out when visiting locations.

Tourists and staff must wear a face mask.

Ensure social distancing; for example, by providing plastic screens at the counter.

The ability to use cashless payment systems such as paying via QR code/credit card, contactless credit card payment, etc.

Ticket sales and tour schedule

Open daily from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.

Last entry is at 5:00 PM.

Friday and Saturday officially open for a night tour

at 6:00 PM and 8:30 PM

Tickets for the night tour are available from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.