At this place, the villagers in the community are all indifferent, stay simple and calm. There are beautiful antique buildings with Sino-Portuguese architecture; Western art mixed with Chinese. It is a group of semi-timbered buildings, the doors of most of the houses in this area are shutters which were built in the same era as the old town in Phuket. But, the old buildings may not have as many to see as in Phuket. The building that stands out is the building of the coffee shop located next to Wat Sing Tha at Si Sunthon Road. It is a building in Sino-Portuguese style; Pale pink and pastel orange color, decorated with flat arches and pierced lighting with wooden shutters, which are the true nature of the arch as the windows that are common in Sino-Portuguese buildings. After walking a little further, we arrive at Wittaya Thamrong Road intersection, which is a white wooden building, which is now a rice shop. This house has a quirky, quirky, openwork pattern that stands out at the intersection around the area of Sing Tha; it is a shortcut to connect between communities, markets, schools, and temples. The center of the mind of all Buddhists There is also the City Pillar Shrine. Built with Chinese architecture, it looks spectacular. For traveling to visit the old town of Ban Sing Tha: You can start at Soi Lak Muang Yasothon which in the alley will be Directions to the prominent houses in the area. For those who bring a private car, you can park on the side of the City Pillar Shrine or parked at Sing Tha Temple