Bang Rachan Heroes Monument is a significant historical site located in Khai Bang Rachan District, Sing Buri Province. It was built to commemorate the heroic deeds of villagers who united to establish a defensive camp and bravely resist the Burmese army. Despite being outnumbered and lacking weapons, their unity and patriotism enabled them to endure the battles for more than five months, achieving victory over the Burmese forces seven times before ultimately being defeated in the eighth battle.

The monument is situated within an area of over 115 rai, developed into Bang Rachan Historical Park, a peaceful and beautifully landscaped arboretum. The park is ideal for relaxation, leisurely walks, and immersing oneself in the historical atmosphere. In addition to the monument, the Bang Rachan Heroes Historical Museum features a permanent exhibition divided into 11 zones, including a time tunnel, a recreated village landscape, and simulations of all eight battles, enhanced by modern light and sound techniques.

The surrounding environment preserves the spirit of the past, with reconstructed fort walls and a simulated moat that allow visitors to study and imagine the historical setting. For tourists and history enthusiasts, this site serves as an excellent introduction to the courage, sacrifice, and unity of Thailand’s ancestors.

Beyond historical learning, visitors can also explore the Bang Rachan Retro Thai Market, located next to the monument (open Friday–Sunday and public holidays). The market offers a chance to experience local lifestyles, taste traditional food, and enjoy folk performances that reflect authentic cultural heritage.

The Bang Rachan Heroes Monument is therefore more than just a tourist attraction—it is a place of remembrance that honors the spirit of bravery and reinforces the enduring values of patriotism and national unity in Thai society today.

Private Car:

• From Sing Buri city center, take Highway 3030 (Sing Buri-Khai Bang Rachan) for about 15 km. The monument is located along the main road and is very visible.

Public Transport:

• Take the Suphan Buri-Sing Buri bus from Sing Buri Bus Terminal and ask to get off at the Heroes Monument.

Best Time to Visit:

• Morning or late afternoon is recommended to avoid the midday heat as the monument area is outdoors.

Museum Visit:

• The museum building is well air-conditioned, making it comfortable to explore the history in detail.

Recommended Activity:

• Do not miss crossing over to Wat Pho Kao Ton to pay respects to Phra Achan Thammachot and visiting the retro market on weekends to see people in traditional Thai costumes.

Preparation:

• Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring an umbrella or hat for outdoor explorations around the park.

Admission Fee

• Local Visitors: Adult Free, Child Free

• Foreign Visitors: Adult Free, Child Free

Opening Hours

• Open daily for visits from 08:00 – 17:00.

• (The museum is open from 08:30 – 16:30.)