Located in Ban Na Jok, Nong Yat Subdistrict, this house was once the residence of Ho Chi Minh, the former president of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. He lived here while seeking the favor of King Rama VI of Thailand to assist in the struggle for Vietnam's independence from French colonial rule, from 1924 to 1931, a period of seven years. This house served as a base for communication, planning, and organizing efforts in the fight for national liberation. The house is a single-story wooden structure, resembling traditional garden homes. Inside, visitors can find a display of everyday items used by Ho Chi Minh. The surrounding area features starfruit and coconut trees that were planted by him, and at the back of the house, there is an ancient rice barn. Nearby, you can also visit the Thai-Vietnamese Friendship Village Museum, which was established later to exhibit the life story of Ho Chi Minh for educational purposes.