THE JIM THOMPSON HOUSE

About The Jim Thompson house

The Jim Thompson House is a haven for history and art lovers on a Thailand tour, with its enviable collection of artwork from several Asian countries. The museum is an architectural marvel offering travelers a glimpse of Thai architecture and great craftsmanship. The museum is around the Saen Saeb Canal’s banks and features lush green gardens on both sides. The museum features six major complexes constructed in the traditional Thai style using teakwood from Bangkok's Baan Krua community. 

Inside the museum, exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events are organized at regular intervals for travelers to understand the Thai culture and rich heritage. If you are a history buff or a true admirer of art and great craftsmanship, Jim Thompson House Museum is a dream destination!

The Jim Thompson house Highlights

• Engage in the workshops organized at the Jim Thompson House Museum.
• Eye-witness the mesmerizing exhibition featuring works of traditional and contemporary Thai artisans
• Taste the delicious food at the Jim Thompson House Museum’s restaurants. 
• Take a leisure stroll around the museum amidst lush greenery and various flora.
•  Shop souvenirs from the shops at the museum.  

How To Reach The Jim Thompson house

By Car: Jim Thompson House Museum is located 2.1 km from the Bangkok city center. It takes around 7 minutes via the Soi Chulalongkorn 12 route.

By Bus: Take a bus from the MBK center around 2.1 km from the Jim Thompson House Museum. You can reach the museum by bus in 11 minutes. 

By Foot: Reach the museum within 11 minutes from the Bangkok city center, which is only 750 meters away by Soi Kasemsan 2 and Rama 1 Rd.

Best Time To Visit The Jim Thompson house

• Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially during the weekend. 
• Respect the Jim Thompson House Museum’s no picture or video policy. 
• Wear comfortable shoes, as exploring the museum includes a lot of walking. 
• Carry water to keep yourself hydrated during the warm weather. 
• Buy souvenirs from the workshops and exhibitions at the Jim Thompson House Museum.