The Historic Inn Wel is an important historic site with deep spiritual value for the Chak Ngaew people. In the past, this area was the site of an "Inn" or an overnight stay for travelers and Chinese immigrants who came to settle. This well was dug to be the primary water source, not only for the guests but also for the villagers in the surrounding community.

The unique character of this well is that it was dug into the ground by hand, with bricks carefully stacked to form the well walls according to traditional wisdom. Even though a century has passed, the water in this well has never run dry, even during the dry season, which the villagers believe brings good fortune. Currently, the well has been restored and a roof has been built to preserve it, along with signs telling its history for tourists to learn

isiting The Inn’s Well is not just about seeing an old well, but about seeing the traces of kindness from the past, where the inn owner provided water for people to use. Today, it has become a quiet and mystical check-in point amidst the atmosphere of ancient wooden houses on both sides of the street.

• Located on the main walking street of the Chak Ngaew Ancient Chinese Community. It is a short walk from Baan Long Chak Ngaew.

• The area around the well may have limited space. Please be careful when walking and do not throw trash into the well

• The evening light shining through the wooden roof onto the well provides a very beautiful and vintage image

 Admission Fee:

• Free

Opening Hours:

• Open daily