Historical Stone Monument This Historical Stone Tablet (also known as the Peace Signing Point Monument) was erected as a solemn memorial to commemorate a crucial historical event and the valor of the individuals involved—specifically, the formal signing of the ceasefire agreement between the Thai and Japanese forces in the early morning of December 9, 1941, marking the end of the Battle of Prachuap Khiri Khan.

Characteristics and Inscriptions: The Historical Stone Tablet is typically engraved with symbols and texts summarizing the pivotal event. The inscriptions may detail the terms of the agreement and the parties involved in the signing, permanently recording this critical historical moment on a durable medium.

Views and Symbolic Significance: The monument is situated in an open area within Wing 5, allowing visitors to grasp the context of the site and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Ao Manao. The placement of the stone carries deep symbolic meaning; it signifies not only the courage and sacrifice of the heroes but also the formal transition from armed conflict to peace.

Activities and Learning: Visitors are encouraged to walk around the monument and absorb the peaceful atmosphere, contemplating the historical events that unfolded there. Furthermore, this stone tablet serves as a vital focal point for learning about the nation's military history and local culture, acting as clear evidence of a significant event during the period of World War II.

• From Prachuap Khiri Khan town, drive through Koh Lak Subdistrict and follow signs to the monument

• Accessible by private car or local transport

• The area around the monument is easy to explore on foot

• Visit in the morning or late afternoon for cooler weather and good photography light

• Dress modestly as it is a historical site

• Bring water and a hat for sun protection

• Respect the monument and do not climb on it

Admission Fee

General Public/Foreign Visitors:

• Free

Opening-Closing Hours

• Monday - Friday: 06:00 AM – 06:00 PM

• Saturday - Sunday, Public Holidays: 06:00 AM – 08:00 PM (Hours may be extended)