Step Into History: Highlights of the National Museum Bangkok
#museums #100waysoftravel
The National Museum Bangkok is a captivating journey into Thailand's rich cultural tapestry. Housed in stunning traditional architecture, the museum offers a treasure trove of artifacts spanning centuries—from ancient Buddhist relics to exquisite royal regalia. Each exhibit is a window into the nation’s vibrant history, beautifully curated to engage and inspire. Whether you're a history buff or a casual traveler, the museum promises an enlightening and unforgettable experience that truly immerses you in the soul of Thailand.
📍Address: 4 Soi Na Phra That, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
🕰️Business Hours: 08:30 - 16:00 (Closed every Monday & Tuesday)
💰Average Price per Person: RM25.59
NurHanis Mr
The National Museum Bangkok: Where History Comes to Life
#museums #100waysoftravel
The National Museum Bangkok is a must-visit for anyone interested in Thailand’s rich history and culture. Located near the Grand Palace, it’s the largest museum in Southeast Asia and is filled with fascinating exhibits, from ancient artifacts to traditional Thai art.
Each room tells a different story, offering a deep dive into the country’s past. Whether you're a history buff or just curious, the National Museum is a great place to explore and learn more about Thailand. It’s an experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the country's heritage.
📍Address: 4 Soi Na Phra That, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
🕰️Business Hours: 8:30 AM - 4 PM ( Wed - Sun)
💰Average Price per Person: 200 bath
#urbanexplorer #bangkok
Kurokochin
National Museum Bangkok
#museums #100waysoftravel
A large display of historical items, art and more. I visited this museum solo. The buildings are filled with a lot of interesting artifacts. Prepare to spend all day because the museum is massive. My favorite part of the museum is reading the timeline of how old Bangkok and its history pre-dates by thousands of years to the rest of history. Thailand is very old. The other part that I found interesting was the massive chariots that were used for funerals. They are massive and housed in one of the buildings. There is a video showing one of the funerals and the processional. Very Interesting. Highly Recommended!
mR. NaiFoS
National Museum Bangkok 🏛️
#bangkoktrip
My visit to the National Museum in Bangkok was a captivating immersion into the rich history and culture of Thailand. Situated in the historic Rattanakosin district, near the Grand Palace, this museum is a treasure trove of Thai heritage.
The museum's extensive collection is a testament to the country's vibrant past. From exquisite artifacts and royal regalia to ancient sculptures and religious relics, each exhibit tells a compelling story about Thailand's history and traditions.
The architecture of the museum's buildings, inspired by Thai and European styles, adds to its charm. The sprawling complex also features beautifully landscaped gardens, offering a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle.
Visiting the National Museum was a profound experience that deepened my understanding of Thailand's cultural tapestry. It's a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking to appreciate the rich heritage of this remarkable country. #ukcreator #thailand #Bangkok
FlorinM
National Museum, Bangkok
#bangkoktrip
The National Museum in Bangkok is a must-visit for anyone interested in Thai history and culture. It's the largest museum in Southeast Asia and offers a comprehensive collection of artifacts that span centuries. The museum showcases sculptures, paintings, textiles, ceramics, and more, giving visitors a deep dive into Thailand's rich heritage.
The exhibits are well-curated, providing insights into the country's art, religion, and traditions. While some areas might be a bit outdated, the overall experience is informative and enlightening. It's a great opportunity to learn about Thailand's past and appreciate its cultural diversity. If you're a history enthusiast or just curious about Thailand's heritage, the National Museum is a valuable stop on your Bangkok itinerary.
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Robert17
Adorable National museum in Bangkok
#2023travelwish
Once we come to Bangkok, National museum shouldn’t be miss…
All the Thai history, cultures and antiques can be seen here especially the royal Chariots which are used in royal funeral ceremony.
Entrance fee for foreigners is 200 Baht. Thai 30 Baht.
This place is located near the grand palace and the emerald buddha buddha temple.
Operating hours: 9:00-16:00.
Praputthasihing buddha image in Putthisawan hall is the must to visit and pay respect.
PS. Hope some day I can go see Machu Picchu city.
Nan Nana
National Museum
#grouptravel
A trip with my kids at National museum Bangkok( Phra Nakon)
The Bangkok National Museum is located in the area of the Boworn Sathan Mongkol Mansion or the Front Palace (Wang Na) which was built in 1887. It is home to the largest collection of artifacts and Thai art in all of Thailand. The museum was first opened by King Rama V to show off all the gifts that his father had given to him.
There are many interesting things to see in the museum such as Chinese weapons, precious stones, puppets, clothing and textiles.
Address: Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakon, Bangkok 0200, Thailand.
Open hour: 9:00am -4:00pm
Close on Monday and Tuesday
#gooutside #culturalattractions #bangkok
Cerdic
Thailand, Sawadee ka!!!
Hi, I know a lot has been posting ng mga travel nila going to Thailand and more and more are experiencing being offloaded by the immigration.
nakakakaba naman talaga pag nag start na sila mag tanong ng more than 2 questions. I don’t know if it helps but will share with you my experience to motivate others not to be afraid to travel outside our country.
Requirements na dala:
*COE - with leave of absence date tugma sa travel
*VaxxCert just in case
*TP (Thailand Pass) nahigay na sa ibang post yung requirements but i’ll be happy to share once asked.
*Bank certificate (not necessary but can help)
*Itinerary (wala ako neto but might help others)
*Plane ticket (Papunta at pabalik)
*Insurance (Got AXA madami sa FB market place agents that would help assist)
Travel history ko: Singapore palang 2019 pa, I have no valid visas to other countries.
No. of pax: I am a lone traveler mag isa ako.
The only question that was asked to me by the immigration officer was about my previous travel which is SG and then sabay tatak. No documents asked.
I think trust point din if you wont look decent enough to find a job or ”too casual” t-shirt lang and shorts then shoes lang suot ko and I didn’t bring luggage, I brought back pack at shoulder bag na maliit. siniksik konlahat gamit ko dun. (wala akong biniling pasalubong 😅)
Masaya mag party sa Thailand at food trip pero if relaxing ang gusto, sa Pinas nalang mas mura at mas maganda pa.
I didn’t hold myself from spending kase I wanted to get the most of Thailand atleast Bangkok.
Pabalik Pinas nag register lang ako sa OHP (One Helath Pass) 2 days before departure and got my QR code (express pass) after more or less 15 hours.
Wasn’t asked for RTPCR/ATK na din as long as vaccinated twice. in my case I already have my booster. I uploaded din.
Happy Travel!!!!
#givethanks #skiadventure #staycation #themepark #campingglamping #foodie
Gracieeemendoza
National Museum Bangkok (Phranakorn)
Getting There - bus, car, taxi, tuk tuk
Attractions - Wat phrakaew, Sanamluang, wat pho
Food & Restaurants - Thip Samai (Pad Thai Pratu Phee)
The Bangkok National Museum is located in
Phra Nakhon, Bangkok. Set between Thammasat University and the National Theater, the museum faces Sanam Luang, a public square which is in front of the famous temple like wat phrakaew. The museum building was occupied from the former palace of the vice king (or Front Palace).The museum exhibits thai arts and history including Asian Buddhist Art. At the time i visited the museum, there was an chinese exhibition of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of a unified China. Qin shi Huang is famous for the terracotta warriors as in the pics.
#bangkok
Nomman
Must visit place for museum lover
This place was mandatory for Thai students when we have excursion. It had changed a lot from my memory.
Now, building 4 and 5 had almost done renovation. the staff told me that it will be done after new year. However, for those finish parts, it is very nice atmosphere and I feel like I'm in big, famous museum, just with less items.
it is not possible for me to finish every building in one day if we spend time in detail in all items. many antique pieces did fastinate me on how complete and well maintained they are. it could be that because most of them was own by king and government.
I will definitely come back next year to see the rest and looking forward to see special event here.
#nationalmuseum
#decembertravel
PZue
National Museum in Bangkok
Thailand is famous for seaside and beaches. However, Thai culture is something you shouldnt miss when you come to Thailand. National Museum in Bangkok can offer you to explore beautiful Thai culture and Art. Afternoon exploration to this museum and then you can get a cup of coffee. simply perfect day in Bangkok.
📌Location : Pranakhon National Museum , close to Thammasat university Thaprachan
price : Thai 30 baht(1$) foreigners 200 baht(7$)
#historicculture#bangkoktravel#urbanexplorer
Whynottravel
Bangkok Attraction Recommendation: National Museum Bangkok
The National Museum Bangkok is divided into several sections, each showcasing different historical periods. The museum boasts a rich collection that introduces Thailand's history and artifacts. The exhibits are extensive and impressive, offering a deep dive into traditional Thai art and culture. Visitors can learn a lot about Thailand's fascinating and profound culture, with artifacts spanning from ancient times to the present. It's an excellent museum to visit.
Environment: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Price: 🌟🌟🌟🌟
Service: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
dee wong 33
🇹🇭 Royal Relics and Ancient Wonders: Discover Bangkok’s National Museum
#bangkoktrip
Uncover the rich tapestry of Thai history and culture at the National Museum Bangkok. From ancient artifacts to royal regalia, embark on a journey through centuries of heritage in one of Thailand’s most captivating museums.
The museum is well-organized so it is easy to walk around.
📍Address:
4 Soi Na Phra That, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
🕰️ Operating Hours:
09:00-16:00 Wednesday – Sunday and on public holidays (except new year's and Songkran festival day)
💰Entrance Fee:
THB30 (Local)
THB200 (Foreign visitor)
#museum #bangkok #thailand #summervacation
Nur R.
🇹🇭 Bangkok in a Flash : Quick Escape- 2 Days of Bangkok's Best
#myitinerary #100waysoftravel
Day 1:
Morning: Visit the Grand Palace. Explore the opulent architecture and the sacred Emerald Buddha at Wat Phra Kaew within the palace grounds.
Afternoon: Head to Wat Pho, home to the famous Reclining Buddha. Take some time to relax with a traditional Thai massage at the temple.
Evening: Explore IconSiam, a modern shopping mall offering a mix of luxury brands and local crafts. Enjoy dinner by the riverside with a stunning view of the Chao Phraya River.
Day 2:
Morning: Start the day early with a visit to the Maeklong Railway Market, where vendors swiftly pack up their stalls as the train passes through.
Mid-Morning: Visit the Floating Market (e.g., Damnoen Saduak or Amphawa), where you can shop for local products and enjoy freshly cooked Thai street food from boat vendors.
Afternoon: Visit the National Museum Bangkok to explore Thailand's rich history and cultural heritage before heading back.
[Must-Visit Attractions]
1. Grand Palace: Marvel at the grand architecture and the Emerald Buddha, a must-see cultural treasure.
2. Wat Pho: Famous for the Reclining Buddha statue and traditional Thai massage.
3. Maeklong Railway Market: Experience the unique market that operates right on the train tracks.
[Must-Try Food]
1. Farida Fatornee: A hidden gem for halal Thai food, famous for its delicious Beef Massaman Curry and other traditional dishes.
2. Central World Market: A bustling food market inside Central World mall, offering a variety of Thai street food and local delicacies.
3. IconSiam Foodcourt: A modern food court with a wide range of Thai dishes, from classic street food to contemporary Thai cuisine, with a riverside view.
[Accommodation]
Recommended Area for Accommodation: Pratunam area for shopping and easy access to major attractions.
Hotel Name: Klub Hotel Bangkok
Hotel Address: 21/1 Soi Petchaburi 13, Petchaburi Road, Ratchathewi, Bangkok
[Photo Spots]
1. Wat Pho Reclining Buddha: Capture the impressive golden statue in all its glory.
2. Maeklong Railway Market: Snap a shot as the train passes through the market, an iconic and thrilling moment.
3. IconSiam Riverside: Take a photo with the river in the background, especially beautiful at sunset.
[Tips]
1. Start your days early to avoid the crowds, especially at popular sites like the Grand Palace.
2. Wear comfortable shoes for walking, and remember to dress modestly when visiting temples.
3. Stay hydrated and carry some cash, especially when visiting markets.
Kurokochin
No-sign-in visit to Bangkok's National Museum ~ Stunning beauty and solemnity
Thailand 🇹🇭 visa-free is really convenient
Book the flight tickets two days in advance
The first stop is the National Museum
Experienced the No. 15 bus at Siam Square
Get off at the stop for the National Museum
Cross the road and you're there
The museum's entrance is very small
The plaque of the National Museum
Looks solemn and elegant under the sunlight and blue-white ribbons
Buy tickets at the entrance 200 baht/person
Then start the museum tour
Previously checked the guide online
The most worth visiting are Halls 4, 5, 6, and 10
Halls 4 and 5 display many Buddha statues
Especially solemn and sacred
Most are from the 14th-16th centuries
There are also gifts from East Asian countries to the king
In the hall, there's a feeling of seeing through a thousand years at a glance
Hall 6 is particularly large
Divided into many small halls
Exhibiting royal life items
Exquisite and ancient
Hall 10 has the golden sailboats that everyone loves to photograph
It is said to be the dragon and phoenix boat used by the ninth king and queen of the Bangkok dynasty
Shining and majestic
For me personally
This place is quieter and more imposing than the nearby Grand Palace
Fewer tourists in the morning
Here you can feel the thousand-year-old history and culture of Thailand
Gain a deeper understanding and insight into this country
AndersJensen
The National Museum Bangkok (Royal Carriage House)
The Royal Carriage House is a storage for ceremonial royal carriages, specifically used for funerary ceremonies (while auspicious ceremonies are held in the Grand Palace). These carriages are used in royal ceremonies at Sanam Luang, formerly known as Thung Phra Men.
There are carriages for the King, members of the royal family, and monks, in that order.
It's very impressive to see. They are well-maintained, and it's hard to believe that they are hundreds of years old but still in good condition.
Bomikoออกเที่ยว
Perfect Arts and history museum Bangkok 🇹🇭
#thailandtrip
Thailand Tourism Bangkok National Museum surprisin gly easy to visit! Preface: Whether traveling domestically or abroad, I never miss the local museums, especially the national and provincial comprehensive museums. The trip to Bangkok,
Thailand = naturally included the Bangkok National
Museum in the itinerary.!!
Museum, adjacent to the Grand Palace (formerly the Palace of the Vice King), was opened in 1874 and is one of the top museums in Southeast Asia.
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday from 8:30 to
4:00 (closed on Monday/Tuesday), closed at 4 pm in the afternoon.
Pay attention to the time and go early.
•The MRT Blue Line of the subway leads to the exit of Sanam Chai, which is the Siam Museum. However, walking i o to the National Museum is still quite far, and you will pass through (Wofo Temple - Grand Palace - National Museum on the way
Sadia_N
Wonderful Thai Culture
#songkran2024 It’s an amazing building, red wooden house and temples. A wonderful Thai culture and exhibition. There’s a huge collections of prehistoric to nowadays Thai artifacts, textiles, pottery, architecture, archaeological sites etc. And it is very well presented with English explanation.
I would suggest taking a tuk tuk or a taxi as it is quite far from public transport. Very informative, engaging and enjoyable. Come and visit for Thailand culture!
Claire’s Adventures
Bangkok Museum Tour - Explore the Artistic Halls at the Heart of Thailand
The capital is not just about busy markets and neon-lit nightlife; embark on a Bangkok museum journey, from ancient palaces to modern galleries, and feel the charm of art and culture!
🌺 Bangkok Museums - Urban Treasures 🏡
Wander through the hidden alleys of Khet Bang Rak district, explore the life of the Tha family in the 1930s, and let Bangkok Museum take you through a tunnel of time.
🎭 Siam Museum - Adventure with Curiosity 🎲
The Siam Celebration Hall hides a super-modern exhibition feast. It's not just history; there are interactive experiences waiting for you to play!
💼 Museum of Counterfeit Goods - Taste the Cost Between Real and Fake 💳
A bit far from the city center, but this unique museum displays 500 items that will open your eyes. See it to believe it!
🕍 Bangkok National Museum - Explore the Past and Present 🕰️
Step into Thailand's oldest national museum, with thousands of books and treasures, where every step whispers stories in your ears.
🎨 Ancient Siam - The Beauty of Architecture 🌳
An outdoor museum modeled after the map of Thailand, with many historical buildings miniaturized before your eyes, as if in a wonderful miniature world.
🐵 Paradise Art - Jump into the Quirky Paintings 🖼️
Art In Paradise lets you become part of a 3D painting, where taking photos is unspeakably delightful.
🏰 Suan Pakkad Palace - Deep Old Houses 🌲
Immerse yourself in the royal family's private collection, these old houses hold untold stories of a thousand years.
🚀 Museum of Contemporary Art - Bursting with Creativity 🌈
The Museum of Contemporary Art is not just an exhibition of artworks, but a perfect display of modern creativity.
🎭 Bangkok Art and Culture Center - The Stage of Youth 🎶
Here gathers the bold works of many young artists, music, movies, paintings, every visit brings new surprises.
💫 Jim Thompson House - The Soul of Silk 🧵
Search for the traces of the King of Silk in the exquisite teak rooms, a place full of mystery.
Bangkok's museums are filled with corners of fantasy and education, spending a day in this city enjoying the art will give you a deeper understanding and affection for it. Get your camera ready, and find those corners lit by art in Bangkok's museums! 📸✨
CreativeCrazeCorner
【Museum】The ancient and modern blend together at the Bangkok National Museum, offering a glimpse into Thailand's history and culture
The Bangkok National Museum, located in the capital city of Bangkok, is one of Thailand's largest and most significant museums of history and culture.
Established in 1874, the museum covers an area of approximately 40,000 square meters and houses a vast collection of valuable exhibits that showcase the rich essence of Thai history, art, and culture.
The exhibits at the Bangkok National Museum are divided into four main areas: the History Gallery, the Art Gallery, the Archaeological Gallery, and the Ethnological Gallery.
The History Gallery primarily displays Thailand's historical and political cultural development from ancient to modern times, including artifacts used in royal ceremonies and court architecture, as well as ancient relics, porcelain, and handicrafts.
The Art Gallery showcases traditional Thai art pieces such as murals, sculptures, and paintings, as well as works by some modern Thai artists.
The Archaeological Gallery exhibits archaeological artifacts from various historical periods of Thailand, such as ancient Buddha statues, pottery, and bronzeware.
The Ethnological Gallery displays the traditional culture, customs, and handicrafts of different regions and ethnic groups in Thailand, allowing visitors to better understand the country's multiculturalism.
In addition to these permanent exhibitions, the Bangkok National Museum also regularly hosts special exhibitions that display artifacts and artworks from different themes and periods.
The museum also has a library and research center for scholars and researchers to use.
The architecture of the Bangkok National Museum is unique, incorporating traditional Thai architectural elements with Western styles, making the museum itself a tourist attraction.
Visitors can immerse themselves in Thailand's long history, admire exquisite art pieces and cultural heritage.
The Bangkok National Museum is a place not to be missed, as its rich collections and exhibitions allow visitors to better understand Thailand's history and culture, and offer a unique perspective to appreciate art and handicrafts.
aveline_
Check in at the National Museum of Thailand—embark on a magical journey
The National Museum of Thailand, established in 1782, is the largest in scale among Southeast Asian countries. Here, one can take a journey through Thai history and culture. The museum displays sculptures and classical artworks from various periods of Thailand, as well as some important historical relics, such as artifacts unearthed from the Ban Chiang culture, terracotta figures of the ancient female orchestra from Thonburi, the Buddha statue with the gesture of touching the earth from the Sukhothai period known as the 'Phra Si Ariyabot', the Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva statue dubbed the 'Thai Venus', and the famous inscriptions from Sukhothai. It's worth a visit, not too crowded and highly recommended.
LAWSON SHIELDS
The National Museum of Thailand, a treasure trove adjacent to the Grand Palace
The Bangkok National Museum is equivalent to our Forbidden City Museum. It was originally owned by the Thai royal family, but is now open to the public.
Once you step into this magnificent building, you can feel the weight of history. This place is not just a museum, but an open history book, narrating the story of Thailand page by page.
1️⃣ World-class exhibits: From ancient artifacts to royal treasures, each exhibit can broaden your horizons, as if you can hear them whispering the secrets of the past.
2️⃣ The charm of architecture: The museum itself is a work of art, with exquisite sculptures and delicate murals that make one stop to appreciate.
3️⃣ The depth of culture: Want to understand the history and culture of Thailand? The exhibitions here will make you feel refreshed, with knowledge growing faster than getting likes!
Whether you are a history enthusiast or an artist looking for inspiration, the Bangkok National Museum can satisfy you.
Photo check-in? This is your perfect choice, letting your social circle immerse in the aesthetics of a blend of classical and modern.
Don't hesitate, the Bangkok National Museum is waiting for you to explore. Let's embark on this cultural journey through a thousand years together!
KYRA ROSS
National Museum Bangkok 🇹🇭
#winhkflight
The Bangkok National Museum is the main branch museum of the National Museums in Thailand and also one of the largest museums in Southeast Asia. It features exhibits of Thai art and history. It occupies the former palace of the vice king, set between Thammasat University and the National Theater, facing Sanam Luang.
You will need to purchase tickets early to get access to the museum. It is huge and requires hours to finish. Cut off time is 15:00.
I want to travel to Hong Kong to explore cultural heritage and diversity!
Carol Go
Magnificent Museum, Thailand gorgeous history
If you have more than a couple of hours during your trip, don’t miss the National Museum! There are many “Houses” to visit, there are some small exhibitions and some are bigger, with lots of fabulous antiques! The guide tours are nice and friendly. You can even spend your whole day at the National Museum, feel like travelling back in time! There are a small café at the back, where you can eat and drink authentic Thai food made by an adorable family #falltrip #historicallandmarks #bangkok #museum #buddha
Sofffia
Bangkok, Thailand, CityWalk route - Phra Sumen Fort, Wat Indrawihan
Phra Sumen Fort, Wat Indrawihan, and the National Museum are all within walking distance in a day's itinerary, not far from each other, and each with its own characteristics.
Bangkok National Museum
fiora_4153
tional Museum of Thailand
A must-visit National Museum of Thailand. The museum is not far from the Grand Palace, it is a combination of the museum and the former royal palace, so there are not only some exhibits about Thai history inside, but also a lot of royal objects are displayed, which can fully understand the royal culture, history, religious culture of various periods in Thailand, etc. The overall museum is not like a different hall in a building in China, it is equivalent to different buildings in a courtyard, you can shuttle back and forth, a total of 13 areas, in fact, if you stroll around, half a day will pass, it is really a good place to kill time, and more importantly, it is very cool, friends!!! What is more important than gaining knowledge and being cool, this is great~ The museum has a place to eat, in the corner behind the fifth area, the fried rice is quite delicious and cheap. But it's not in the city so it's not very cool but it's really cheap. You can also take a break, there is a drink shop next to it, it seems to have air conditioning; there is a cultural and creative shop next to the ticket office at the main entrance, but I was a bit disappointed this time, I feel that the cultural and creative products are much worse than when I came a few years ago, postcards and other things can still be bought~ Some basic information Opening hours: Wednesday-Sunday 8:30-16:00 (*****Note{Monday and Tuesday are holidays!****** Location: 4 Napatan Road, Grand Palace Subdistrict, Panakon District, Bangkok City, Ticket price: 200 baht for foreigners Free tickets: Children, students Guide service: The official guide says that there are foreign volunteers providing English, French, and German services on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9:30, and you need to make an appointment on the website in advance (bring your mobile phone, use the Youdao Translation Officer app to take a photo and translate directly, it's super convenient) Precautions: 1. The dress code is similar to that of the Grand Palace, because it is a royal place, so short skirts and shorts must be knee-length or over the knee, and it is not allowed to wear only straps and vests 2. Photography is allowed, video recording is prohibited, flash and selfie sticks cannot be used 3. Water must be placed at the door and cannot be brought in 4. I read the guide before that I don't allow to bring large bags, for fear of hanging or entangling exhibits, but in fact, there is no problem with canvas bags and other bags (there is a luggage storage service at the ticket offic
orion_8598
A museum where you can stay for a day
To avoid the crowd during the holiday, we came early in the morning, first went around the museum and textile exhibition
The atmosphere is quite cultural, the decoration style is unique, and the photos are very good
By noon, we went to the second floor for lunch. The dishes are rich, the appearance is high, the taste is good, and their signature dessert is highly recommended!!
The dining environment is very natural, just next to the tree shade, the breeze, the cicadas, very comfortable.
After eating, we went directly down the stairs outside the door to the shop, strolled around the latest new products, I like the new products of each quarter!
The new products are updated quickly, and in the afternoon, we continue to visit the art center next door, four floors, we visited for a long time, there are many creative ideas and activities inside.
When it was almost dark, we sat in the silk coffee shop on the first floor next to the museum to drink tea, slowly watching the sunset is very relaxing, very comfortable.
If you don't know where to go on holiday, you can come here, a niche attraction in Bangkok
You can stay here all day, stroll all day, highly recommended.
SamuelMcKay40
Bangkok National Museum
It is indeed the largest national museum in Southeast Asia. No matter how you look at it, it feels like you can't finish it. It includes the 18th century palace, complete traditional Thai architecture and residences, and collects sculptures and classical art from various periods in Thailand, from the Stone Age to the contemporary Bangkok Dynasty. Various documents, folk utensils, ancient Buddha statues, royal weapons, boats and various items are all available.
NomadicHarmony
The National Museum of Bangkok's modern era is worth a visit. 🏛️
If you don't have any plans to go anywhere this weekend, why not visit the "National Museum Bangkok" and take a stroll to see the national treasures? 😄 They have renovated the place and installed air conditioning in every building, so you won't sweat while walking around. 😄 The museum is divided into several buildings according to exhibition zones, and now the artifacts are arranged in a much more organized way, making it easier and more enjoyable to walk around. The area is also very spacious, so it's recommended to spend at least half a day there 😄. There are many things to explore, and every spot has clear and detailed signs explaining the exhibits! If you get hungry while walking around, don't worry, there are food and drink stalls at the back, so you don't have to waste time looking for a place outside. Just visit one stall and you're done! 😄 Take some time to visit here when you're free!
- Ticket prices: 30 baht for Thai people, 200 baht for foreigners.
- Open from Wednesday to Sunday and public holidays, 09:00-16:00.
- You can park your car at Sanam Luang.
#NationalMuseum #NationalMuseumBangkok
#VisitBangkok #TouristAttractionsInBangkok
ไ ป กั น มั้ ย
Take a trip to the art exhibition and admire the artwork 📸
#Visit the National Museum of Bangkok
I must say that the interior is absolutely magnificent! This is my first time visiting this museum and I am thoroughly impressed. The museum showcases a variety of art, cultural heritage, and antiquities from prehistoric times to the present day. It's a fun and exciting experience to explore the history of Thailand. Each exhibit is beautifully displayed and offers a variety of angles for taking pictures. Moreover, each section has informative signs that provide a wealth of knowledge. If you want more information, you can download the FADiscovery application, which acts as a personal guide.
If you're looking for a new place to visit and tired of the mall atmosphere, I highly recommend taking a stroll through this beautiful museum. Not only is it comfortable and air-conditioned, but it's also not crowded. You won't break a sweat here!
#Additional Information
📍National Museum of Bangkok
💰Admission fee: 30 baht
⏰Opening hours: 09:00 - 16:00 (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)
🚗Parking available at the Sanam Luang or within the National Museum of Bangkok
**Dress appropriately
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