The Prachinburi National Museum will once again open its doors after hours for the third annual Prachinburi Night at the Museum, running each evening from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on August 22nd to 24th, 2025.
Located in the heart of Prachinburi Province, this year’s edition, “Lights of Faith: The Night of Ganesha,” invites visitors to journey through time, from the Dvaravati era to the Rattanakosin era, in a vibrant celebration of history, art, and local culture.
Beneath the glow of evening lights, the museum will transform into a lively hub of performances, exhibitions, and culinary delights.
Highlights of Prachinburi Night at the Museum
In addition to discovering Prachinburi’s rich history, visitors can enjoy a range of special activities:
- Nighttime museum experience: Explore the museum’s treasured collections in a magical after-hours setting.
- Thailand’s oldest Ganesha: Pay homage to a Ganesha statue dating back more than 1,400 years.
- Mini-light & sound show: Enjoy four captivating dance performances in “A Millennium of Prachinburi – From Dvaravati to Rattanakosin.”
- Live music & school performances: Enjoy music and dance performances by talented local students and community groups.
- Art & craft booths: Browse handmade creations and join DIY activities with local artisans.
- Food & drink zone: Indulge in flavors from over 30 food and beverage vendors.
For more information, visit the Prachinburi National Museum’s Official Facebook Page.
About Prachinburi National Museum
The Prachinburi National Museum preserves and presents the province’s cultural heritage, from archaeological finds of the Dvaravati era to artifacts from the Ayutthaya and Rattanakosin periods. This landmark institution serves as both a historical archive and a living cultural space, made all the more magical during the annual Night at the Museum event.
