Phraya Ratsadanupradit Mahison Phakdi Museum was originally the residence of the Governor of Trang, serving as the home of PhrayaRatsadanupraditMahisonPhakdi(KorSimBiNaRanong), who is widely honored for his major contributions to the development of Trang—particularly his role in introducing the first rubber tree to Thailand. The building is a two–storey wooden house representing local architectural style, simple yet highly valuable in terms of historical significance.

Inside, the museum displays detailed presentations of his biography, administrative work, economic initiatives, and major developments he established in Trang. One of the museum’s most remarkable features is the display of a life-sized waxfigure of Phraya Ratsadanupradit seated at his work desk, accompanied by authentic household items arranged in their original historical context—allowing visitors to feel as if they have stepped back in time to the era when he was still actively serving as governor.

The museum is maintained in collaboration with Kantang Pittayakorn School, ensuring that both the building and its historical artifacts are well preserved. Today, it stands as one of the most important historical attractions in Kantang District and is conveniently located near other heritage sites such as the Kantang Railway Station and the first rubber tree of Thailand.

• Private Car: The museum is located within Kantang Municipality. Take the main road toward Kantang District, then follow signs into the municipal area. The museum is situated behind the Kantang Municipal Office, close to the Kantang Railway Station.

• Public Transport: From Trang city, take a minivan or songthaew to Kantang District. From there, hire a local taxi or motorcycle taxi to Khai Phithak Road.

• Plan your visit according to opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 09:00–16:00 (closed on Mondays).

• As it is a heritage site, please behave respectfully. Food and drinks are not allowed inside, and flashphotography should be avoided to protect the wax figures.

• Although admission is free, donations are appreciated to support conservation efforts.

• You can easily continue your visit to nearby attractions such as the Kantang Railway Station and the first rubber tree of Thailand.

Admission Fee:

• Free (donation box available)

Opening Hours:

• Tuesday – Sunday, 08:00 – 16:00 (Closed on Monday)