Ho Chi Minh's House (Na Jok Village)

Located in Na Jok Village, Nong Yat Subdistrict, this is the house where Ho Chi Minh, former President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, resided when he sought refuge under the benevolence of His Majesty King Rama VI of Thailand to reclaim Vietnam's independence from France. He stayed here for 7 years between 1924-1931. This residence served as his base for communication, planning, and mobilizing the struggle for national liberation. It is a single-story wooden house resembling an old-fashioned garden house. Inside, personal belongings from Ho Chi Minh's daily life are displayed. In the house compound, there are starfruit and coconut trees planted by Ho Chi Minh himself, and behind the house stands an ancient rice barn. Nearby, the Thai-Vietnamese Friendship Village Museum has been newly constructed, showcasing Ho Chi Minh's biography for visitors to learn from. Open daily from 08:00 to 18:00. Admission is free. For inquiries, call 0 4252 2430.