Visiting these cultural gems in Bangkok during your Thailand trip provides a captivating journey through the kingdom's past, showcasing an extensive collection of artifacts, art, and historical treasures. The National Museum, located in the heart of the city, serves as a cultural beacon, housing artifacts spanning from prehistoric times to the present. Adjacent to it, the Wang Na Palace, also known as the Front Palace, offers a glimpse into traditional Thai architecture and royal life. These iconic landmarks serve as a gateway to Thailand's fascinating history, making your Bangkok trip both educational and awe-inspiring.
Highlights: This museum includes a funeral chariot hall, featuring carriages used for royal cremations, and many excellent examples of Thai architecture. Free English-language tours given by volunteers are available. Tours are also conducted in German (Thursdays), French and Japanese (Wednesdays).
Location: Na Phrothat Road, near the Grand Palace
Timings: Open from Wednesday to Sunday between 09:00 - 16:00
Price: Approximate price is 200 Baht