The Takien Tia community, known as Bann Roi Sao, serves as a center for cultural learning and a tourist destination for educational experiences. A portion of the area has been transformed into a living folk museum, inspired by Mrs. Wandi Pakobtham. She utilizes her mother’s house, known as Baan Sin and Baan Sap, as a space to exhibit rare antiques and serve as a cultural plaza. The house features 102 concrete pillars, a construction that took several decades to complete, with each pillar handcrafted. This is why it is aptly named Bann Roi Sao, which translates to "House of a Hundred Pillars." It stands strong and beautiful, serving as a vibrant venue for showcasing traditional arts and culture.