Anek Kuson Sala also known as Viharnra Sien, is a large-scale Chinese architectural complex built to honor a grand auspicious occasion. Its primary objective is to collect and pass on the values of Chinese art, culture, and civilization in a form accessible to people of all eras. The building was designed according to traditional Chinese architectural principles, strictly integrating Feng Shui concepts to achieve balance in structure, beauty, and symbolic meaning.

A distinctive feature of the building is the use of massive stone pillars carved with dragon patterns, which symbolize power, prosperity, and auspiciousness in Chinese culture. The roof follows ancient Chinese styles, featuring multiple tiers and exquisite decorations that reflect the high-level craftsmanship and delicacy typical of Chinese imperial court architecture. The entire building is systematically arranged in harmony with the surrounding landscape, earning Viharnra Sien recognition as one of the most complete and culturally valuable exhibitions of Chinese art in Southeast Asia.

One of the major highlights of Viharnra Sien is the exhibition of the Terracotta Warriors and horse carriage replicas, created based on the original models from the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China. These statues reflect concepts of the afterlife and the emperor's power during the Qin Dynasty. The original models date back over 2,000 years and are considered among the world's most important archaeological sites. The exhibition at Viharnra Sien allows visitors to learn about ancient Chinese history up close without having to travel to China.

The exterior area is designed as a courtyard displaying statues of legendary Chinese figures and traditional martial arts poses. Located in a peaceful environment near Wat Yanasangwararam and Khao Chi Chan, the surrounding atmosphere enhances the experience of visiting Viharnra Sien as a relaxing journey through history and architecture. It is truly ideal for those interested in Chinese civilization, Oriental art, and authentic cultural tourism.

• Private Car: Drive toward Sattahip District via Sukhumvit Road, turn into the Soi Wat Yansangwararam entrance, and follow the signs for Viharnra Sien (located near Yansangwararam Temple and Khao Chi Chan Temple).

• Taxi/Ride-Hailing Apps: This is the most convenient method as the location is approximately 20-30 minutes away from Pattaya city center.

• Baht Bus: You can charter a Songthaew from Pattaya to the Wat Yansangwararam area, but prices should be negotiated in advance.

• It is recommended to visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the extreme heat; the sunlight hitting the building at these times highlights the vibrant colors of the Chinese architecture most beautifully

• Entry Regulations please dress politely avoid short pants or sleeveless tops and strictly follow signs regarding prohibited photography in certain zones containing sensitive historical artifacts

• This can be arranged as a One Day Trip by visiting Viharnra Sien, followed by paying respects at the Khao Chi Chan Buddha Image and relaxing at the nearby Silverlake Vineyard

Admission Fee:

• Thai and Foreign visitors: 50 THB per person (Flat rate for both adults and children)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily: 08:00 – 17:00