Six traditional teak houses assembled by the American who revived Thai silk and then vanished in Malaysia in 1967, now a museum of Southeast Asian art.
Entry is by guided tour only and they run every 20 minutes in several languages. A cool, green, quiet hour in the middle of the city.
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