Chang Hua Man Royal Project
About This Museum
Tucked away in the verdant foothills of Phetchaburi, the Chang Hua Man Royal Project feels less like a formal museum and more like a living, breathing testament to a king's vision. It unfurls across the landscape as a working agricultural center, where the air carries the scent of damp earth and ripening fruit. You won't find artifacts behind glass here; instead, you walk among hydroponic lettuce beds and vast fish ponds teeming with tilapia. The entire space is a serene, open-air classroom dedicated to sustainable living.
Collection Highlights
The real highlights are the farm tours themselves—seeing the innovative aquaponics systems where fish waste fertilizes crops, or wandering through orchards of mango and lychee. Don't miss the chance to feed the gentle giant Mekong catfish, a surprisingly delightful experience that connects you directly to the project's cycle of life.
Visitor Information
Come hungry, because the on-site restaurant is a major draw, serving incredibly fresh dishes made directly from the project's own harvest. It's a good idea to book a guided cart tour in advance if you want to cover the expansive grounds comfortably.
Architecture & Building
The architecture is refreshingly unpretentious, consisting largely of functional greenhouses, simple wooden pavilions, and open-sided barns that blend seamlessly into the rural environment.
Contact & Location
Address: Thailand Tiger Rescue Center, พบ.4002, บ้านหนองโรง, อำเภอท่ายาง, จังหวัดเพชรบุรี, ประเทศไทย
Phone: +66 32 472 701
Website: Visit Website
