Rubber Land

3 See Wai Chan - 3 years ago

Good place to learn much about rubber and latex with all the friendly and helpful staff. However it's actually a targetting tour groups from overseas (Chinese, Taiwanese, etc) to go purchase mattresses and pillows. A 7.5cm thickness king-size (1.8m x 2m) mattress is priced at over 60k Baht after VAT deduction.

1 City of Angel - 3 years ago

A place created mainly for Chinese tourists, simple exhibition introducing about the source of rubber and its production, highlight is to sell all the rubber pillows and rubber bed at the end of the exhibition. Cost adult 100baht per person and child 60 baht , a small kids play ground inside suitable for kids below 6 years might be able to kill about 10mins there but not for our 10 years girls. In conclusion, not worth at all !! Nothing interesting!!

2 Tang Sakarin - 3 years ago

The exhibition is very small and offers little information compared to ticket price.Warning: Narration only available in Thai!

4 Kailash Pandey - 3 years ago

Quite Good place for Families with kids to know more about the Rubber and the products produced by Rubber..!!

The attendant will tell you each n everything in a better way about Rubber from starts to end !!

- Very small to explore !!

1 Pattaraporn Kangwanpornchai - 5 years ago

Felt like being hard sale all the time. Not good for studying about rubber

4 Alexandre Swietlik - 3 years ago

You'll learn everything about rubber. How it is made and what for. Entrance is free for people over 60 years old (even foreigners) and it's quite cheap otherwise. The guides are nice. The only bad thing is that at the end of the visit you have to go through shops trying to sell you stuff. I say it's bad because you have no choice but passing through every shop. It's made like IKEA shops... you can't exit otherwise.

3 Yee Lee - 4 years ago

A tourist place. However, the museum is fantastic. You can tell that they actually spent some efforts in it. The introduction is very interesting and a lots of animation involved. The location is hard to get to if no transport and always full of tourists buses.