Kinds of Cultural Tourism in Thailand Part 4

d.      Bangkok National Museum

If a walk in the area of ​​Phra Nakorn, there was no harm to try to visit the National Museum Bangkok. Built in the late 18th century, the museum showcases a variety of historical objects of value and contains a high historical value.

Beginning with a trip on Sivamokhaphiman hall, visitors can see all sorts of relics from the Sukothai era to Rattanakosin era. There are so many things that can be found here, so that visitors can imagine life in ancient times. Museum which was opened by King Rama V to commemorate the legacy of his father, also there is room archaeologists object that contains artifacts from prehistoric times until the time of Sukhotahai and Ayutthaya. Inside, visitors can find a collection of china guns, gold, dolls, ceramics, textiles, until the stones of rare heritage of the past. There are also several collections of works  of Silpa Bhirasri. In addition, interesting things that can be felt visitors here is the traditional musical instruments of Southeast Asia that could be heard in the collection room.

Looking at the royal funeral train an added value for anyone who visits this museum. The train is usually used to carry members of the royal cremation. Perpetuation of the legacy of historical objects is not only up there, visitors can also see the traditional architecture of Thailand such as Tam Son Deang (commonly called the red house) and the Buddhist temple.

Actually, this museum was not neglected. At that time, the museum showcases its collection of dust. But now, everything looks attractive and neat. Thus, visitors will be able to understand the culture of the past through a written description of the English language in the description of historical objects.

To be able to enjoy all collections of this museum, visitors only need to spend as much as 40 baht or about Rp 11,500. Facility was used to guide the English language obtained in this museum for free because they usually are volunteers. German-speaking guides are available only Thursday. While the French and Japanese speaking guide will be found on Wednesday.