ตะลึง!!!บ้านไม้สักทองทั้งหลังเสา 108 ต้นชาวแพร่แห่เที่ยวจิบกาแฟชมความยิ่งใหญ่

The homeowner has made significant efforts to collect wood from timber auctions, preserving large teak logs. If processed into large planks, they would be of immense value. To preserve the timber for future generations, he has arranged the logs into the original house pillars. Visiting the house is like walking through a large tree in a natural forest. This positive aspect, echoing the saying that Phrae, the "City of Wood," still exists. Tourists are beginning to flock to see the house, a must-see. Phrae residents are flocking to visit and photograph the entire golden teak house, made entirely of wood from the roof to the ground, which has become a trend. Reporters then visited Ban Phasuk in Wiang Thong Subdistrict to Wiang Phet Cafe, located at 108 Moo 8, Wiang Thong Subdistrict, Sung Men District, Phrae Province. The cafe also houses a large wooden house for tourists to take photos. The house is constructed entirely of teak, from the roof down to the stairs. The house is magnificent and beautiful, boasting 108 golden teak pillars. Inquiries with Mr. Payon Panyaphet, 68, and Mrs. Montha Panyaphet, 65, the homeowners, revealed that they work as carpenters and trade in antique wooden houses. Later, there were auctions of timber from various forest plantations, and I participated in legal auctions. When I acquired a pile, I kept the largest and sold the smaller ones to customers in other provinces. Later, when the reservoir was being built, there was an auction of teak from the O.P.O. or the Denchai Road, and I participated in every auction. After I acquired some, I kept it for over 30 years until I had all the timber. I then used it to build a house, using all the timber I had. It took me eight years to complete this project. Everything from the roof to the walls is made of scaled timber, each panel is over one inch thick and 12 inches wide. All the timber is legal, because I believe that large trees like these will become increasingly rare. Some trees grow to 400 feet, or three people can hug them. If they were made into panels for sale, each panel would fetch at least 500,000 baht. However, I keep the trees for future generations to enjoy. I also opened a coffee shop where my son can sell coffee and let customers tour the house and take photos as souvenirs. I spent a long time trying to preserve the timber for this house, which few people would be able to do unless they were true teak lovers. I want to preserve it for future generations to enjoy. It's a tourist attraction, so we invite you to come and see for yourself how magnificent the entire golden teak house truly is. We invite you to come and visit, Mr. Payont concluded.