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via Thai PBS, 11 October 2023: The Bangkok National Museum is hosting an exhibition titled “Si Thep and the World Heritage,” celebrating the ancient city of Si Thep’s recent recognition as a world cultural heritage site. Located in Phetchabun Province, Si Thep has a history dating back 2,500 to 1,500 years and has evolved into a significant center for trade and cultural exchange. The exhibition features precious artifacts, including a seventh-century sculpture of the Hindu Sun God, Surya, and offers insights into the city’s unique art and history.
The exhibition provides an intimate and accessible journey through the story of Si Thep. Visitors can explore maps of Thailand, highlighting Phetchabun Province and the Si Thep Historical Park. It also offers a chronological narrative of Si Thep’s history, delving into the city’s unique features and showcasing the Khao Khlang Nok Archaeological Site and Khao Thomorat Archaeological Site. Information is available in both Thai and English, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of Si Thep’s heritage.
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