Dusit Dheva Cultural Center

4 Deidre Debski - 8 months ago

Small, with peacocks in the back, no guide. Unsure if that was because of the CCTV footage or what. There was an area that appeared to have costumes to try on.. but was not sure if that was for the cultural center/dressing up mannequins or what, so I just admired from afar. It has really pretty carvings and scultpures; not many signs explaining things. Very cute white cat!
100 baht entrance fee.

1 Facundo Samartano - 3 months ago

This cultural center looks beautiful as you're walking in. I really felt impressed at the beginning. But after the entrance everything looks like abandoned. Dirt everywhere, dry palm leaf all around. Rubbish everywhere you look. There's nothing else but the entrance. I wouldn't pay if where you.

4 paintball party - 6 months ago

Haven of green peace, well worth a visit. Lacking brochures and explanations. Good setting for photoshoots

2 Samer Alfakhouri - a month ago

After Covid doesn’t worth visiting, nobody take care about it, entrance 100 bucks for a person. When a tourist come, they turn on a the fountain..

4 Sojourn Tango - 2 years ago

Worth a visit, though the grounds have not been kept up. It appears that this place also suns as a tourist attraction for large groups that can “dress up”.

There is a large collection of old trinkets, house furniture and odds and ends.

5 Dimas Frolov - 2 years ago

This is mazing place. I can call it as UNIQUE place for this island and for Koh Samui for sure. I love this place. I’m professional photographer on Koh Samui. This is one of my favorite spots for photo shooting. Each time I found there small spots around of whole area and always my clients very happy to take pictures there! Highly recommend to visit!

5 Joanna Tumielewicz - 2 years ago

Samui Cultural Center is in a secluded part of the island, the statues are timeless. When you step foot inside it’s surroundings are enchanting, great for dramatic photos u0026 fun for a family adventure.