Rare Stone Museum

The museum has a collection of rare or unusual stones and fossils of varying colours and shapes.^[5] There are approximately 2000 stones in the Rare Stone Museum, selected from Lertnimit's more extensive personal collection.^[3] Of particular note are stones which "look like two penguins loving each other", a "deep-sea stone from Taiwanese waters attached to which are filaments of dry white seaweed", and "a stone that looks like it is implanted with rice grains". There is also the skull of a crocodile, a turtle, fish, shells, and fossils from the Keichousaurus, an aquatic reptile which lived in China 248 million years ago.^[5]

There are numerous stamps, photos, ashtrays, cigarette boxes, matches and paintings on display.^[6] There are also selections of Chinese poetry and literature, that Lertnimit has collected over the years.^[5]

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