On my way to Loei. I saw a road sign and decided to take a
detour to a dinosaur museum. It turned out to be located in the middle of
nowhere in Khon Kaen - or rather on the road to Phu Wiang National Park. A geological formation – a crescent shaped ridge –
leaves only one road in and out to the museum.
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| A Friendly Dinosaur |
The outdoor area covers 160,000 square meters, but the museum itself was not as impressive as the one in Nong Bua Lamphu (http://tinamue.blogspot.com/2013/02/nong-bua-lamphu-dinosaurs.html) and did – as
unfortunately is usual in Thailand – charge Caucasians more than Thais.
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| A Less Friendly Dinosaur |
Since
there actually isn’t much to say about dinosaurs in Thailand, the museum also
went at some length to explain the evolution of species and geological
formations.
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