A NEW MUSEUM IN A SPLENDID LOCATION  Private tour: Every day except Monday.
Seat-in-coach tour: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday morning, minimum 2 persons.
Those who have an eye for beauty should not miss the opportunity to see one of the finest displays of Thai arts and crafts never before seen ensemble. Built in white Italian Carrera marble with impressive fresco paintings on the dome during the reign of King Rama VI to welcome visiting royalty and dignitaries, the magnificent Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall -- the venue of this recently-opened museum -- is worth a visit in its own right. An exhibition of splendid art places in a superb venue, the museum is the pride of Thai nation and promised to be a new landmark of the country..jpg)
In this opulent setting you will discover an exquisite display of hundreds of arts and crafts meticulously created by artisans trained under Queen Sirikit’s SUPPORT Training Center, a foundation where underprivileged villagers are taught traditional arts and crafts skills. The exhibits here represent the highest standard of beauty and creativity, representing many years of work by hundreds of dedicated artisans. The ten stunning masterpieces alone are testimonies of the efforts and attention to detail and artistry paid by all the artisans.
Prior to the visit of the museum, you will visit Wat Rajbopit where the curving walls of the buildings are covered with beautiful glazed colored tiles and the doors are inlaid with mother of pearl, the work of master craftsmen.
Note: Sleeveless clothing and shorts are not allowed
Women are required to wear appropriate length dresses or skirts.
Men are required to wear long pants and sleeved shirts.
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