Immerse yourself in the rich history and artistic legacy of Plai Noen Palace, also known as Wang Klong Toei, the historic residence of His Royal Highness Prince Narisara Nuwattiwong. This traditional Thai palace offers visitors a unique glimpse into the life and work of one of Thailand's most celebrated royal artists and designers.

Prince Narisara Nuwattiwong, renowned as the royal teacher of artisans and artists, used this palace as his creative sanctuary. It was here that he conceptualized and developed numerous design projects and artistic masterpieces, leaving a lasting impact on Thai culture. Today, the palace preserves his legacy, inviting guests to explore its beautifully curated spaces and exhibitions.

The exhibition areas are ingeniously divided using tall bookcases, creating an intimate atmosphere for visitors to admire the artworks. At the forefront is a remarkable painting of a Buddha image in a walking posture, flanked by paintings of Buddha’s disciples and angels. These served as models for the stunning murals of Wat Rajathiwas’ ordination hall, a masterpiece brought to life by Mr. Chi Ricoli.

Behind the bookcases, visitors can view a Bussabok (movable throne) that occupies the space once used as Prince Narisara's dining area. This throne takes center stage during the annual Narisara Day, a celebration of the prince’s birthday and his extraordinary contributions to Thai art.

Plai Noen Palace is a treasure trove of history and creativity, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.