Malika City, 1905 A.D. - The Old Siamese City In Kanchanaburi, Thailand

When talking about tourist attractions in Kanchanaburi province, most would think of natural destinations like Sai Yok Noi Waterfall, Erawan Waterfall, or Chokkradin Waterfall. However, in this article, I won't be focusing on waterfalls. I would like to invite all of you to visit another historical tourist attraction, which is "Mallika City, 1905 A.D.

Ancient City: Mallika City, 1905 A.D., a historical tourist attraction.

Mallika City, 1905 A.D. is located in Sai Yok District, Kanchanaburi Province, about 30 km from the city of Kanchanaburi, or approximately 30 minutes by car.

Mallika City is a tourist attraction that is a replica of a historical city plan from the era of the fifth reign, or the reign of King Rama V (King Chulalongkorn).

Inside the city, it is divided into different zones so that visitors can see the lifestyle of Thai people in the past.

The various zones in Mallika City can be broken down into specific points, such as:

1. Saphan Han (Turning Bridge)

2. Shopping Area / Commercial District

3. City View Tower

4. Mali Plaza (Jasmine Plaza)

And there are many more zones waiting for you to visit.

The picture (above) is an example of a Thai house known as a "Ruen Moo" (house cluster), which was a guesthouse for welcoming visitors and dignitaries, belonging to wealthy Thais of that period.

Mallika City, R.E. 124 also has restaurants on the premises.

1. Ram Kinnari Ron: The Kinnari Dance (a dance depicting the mythical half-human, half-bird creature)

2. Rabam Sri Chai Singh: The Sri Chai Singh Dance

3. Krabi Krabong: Krabi Krabong (Traditional Thai weapon-based martial art)

Frequently asked questions about Mallika City, 1905 A.D. (The Ancient City, Kanchanaburi Province).

What are the opening hours?

💡 The box office is open daily from 9.00 - 18.00 hrs.

What are the ticket prices?

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Women

There are 2 options available:

• 200 Baht: Sabai (shoulder cloth), Chong Kraben (wrapped trousers), accessories, belt, and umbrella.

• 300 Baht: Blouse with leg-of-mutton sleeves with a shoulder sash, Chong Kraben (wrapped trousers), accessories, belt, and umbrella.

Men

• 100 Baht: Kui Heng shirt (collarless shirt), Chong Kraben (wrapped trousers), and a waist sash.

• 300 Baht: Ratcha Pataen jacket, Chong Kraben (wrapped trousers).

Children

• 50 Baht: Kho Krachao blouse (for girls) or Kui Heng shirt (for boys), and Chong Kraben (wrapped trousers).

Is it necessary to only wear traditional Thai clothes to visit inside?

💡 Not really. You can wear anything to visit inside the premises.

Remarks:

• All images used in this article come from Malika's official website and Facebook Page
• Malika's Facebook Page
• Malika's Official Website
• Malika's Google Maps