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Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Lob Suea Pavilion Built in the 24th Buddhist century (the reign of King Rama III) due to the city of Songkhla On the Laem Son side, there are a lot of tigers, so there is a pavilion to take shelter from tigers, a building showing local architecture in the south of the Rattanakosin era.

 

Historical significance, archeology, culture Accommodation for travelers at night to take refuge from tigers and is a monument of Phraya Wichian Khiri (Tien Seng)'s defeat of tigers.

 

Significant things registered: Sala dodging tiger, age between 1818-1846 B.E. Department of Fine Arts declared it a national historic site in the Government Gazette, Volume 116, Special Section 7 Ngor, dated January 22, 1999.