loved this museum, I have a great interest in Buddhist art particularly, but even if you don’t, this museum is worth a visit. lots of info, in both English and Thai, and many exhibitions on Thai history, royalty and Buddhism. Tickets are 200baht each, and worth every penny. it’s also a good way to escape the heat for a few hours, if you find the heat difficult.

No matter how many times you come here, you will never get bored. Open Wednesday - Sunday, closed Monday - Tuesday.

At the National Museum of Bangkok, Thailand, on the edge of Wangjiatian Square, there are historical relics in Thailand since ancient times. There are also many artworks. Some are still cultural relics in the Grand Palace. Not far from the Grand Palace, this area is full of ancient buildings.

Phra Nakhon National Museum is located in the area. "Bowon Sathan Mongkhon Palace" or "Wang Na" was built in 1825, formerly "Museum Luang".

was free today no idea why so 5/5 from me

At the Museum Art isn’t the only thing to admire at Bangkok Beauty also a super part in National Museum. Each building is an outstanding example of Thai architecture, such as the teak Tam NakDaeng or the Red House and the Buddhaisawan Chapel. The Funeral Chariot Hall houses carriages used in royal cremations. have a happy trip.

I didn't go to the National Museum often. But every time I go, I am happy and admired to see Thai craftsmanship art. And get historical knowledge as well Recently, I just learned that Wednesday and Thursday. There are foreign volunteer guides to provide information. With tourists without a payment There are both English, Japanese, German, French. If interested in visiting the guide before 9 am