Royal Project Museum 1 (Fang)

The Royal Project Museum 1 (Angkhang Royal Agricultural Station) is located in Fang District, Chiang Mai Province. It is a place that gathers the history and information about Thailand's first Royal Project, founded by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great (Rama IX). This project was initiated to improve the quality of life of the hill tribes in highland areas by promoting the cultivation of temperate crops instead of opium, while also ensuring economic and environmental sustainability. Highlights of the Royal Project Museum 1 1. Permanent Exhibitions • Showcasing the beginnings of the Royal Project • Displaying promoted temperate crops such as strawberries, grapes, tea, and coffee 2. Attractions at Angkhang Royal Agricultural Station • Eightieth Anniversary Garden: A beautiful garden of temperate flowers • Hill Tribe Village: Learn about the culture and lifestyle of various hill tribes • Viewpoints: Enjoy the scenic views of the mountains and nature 3. Activities • Observe experimental crop planting • Participate in agricultural activities such as fresh fruit picking Opening Hours The museum is open daily, but it is advisable to check the opening hours in advance, especially during the tourist season. Visiting the museum and Angkhang Royal Agricultural Station will help you learn about the concept of sufficiency economy and sustainable development according to the royal initiatives.