Hok Sae Tueng
This is a half-teak, half-brick house built in traditional Thai "Pan-ya" style. It is located on Sri Uthai Road and has been used as a charity house providing food for Thepoor and needy since World War II.
It was first named "Hok Sae Tua," later changing to a Chinese drugstore with the present name "Hok Sae Tueng." The medicines manufactured and sold there were mainly Chinese folk and herbal remedies. The building was also used as a training center for young Chinese doctor apprentices. You'll see on display some Chinese medicine cabinets and old equipment used in preparing the medicine. The upper floor is a large hall with teakwood wall paneling, decorated with carved Chinese designs. In the middle of the room is a Chinese shrine. All of the traditional equipment and ornaments are wellpreserved and some are quite priceless.