This museum is very interesting. I didn't think I would like it, but I should know better. I visited both the Opium Museum and the gardens/textile stores in Chiang Rai, which were also designed by the Queen and were so well done and fascinating. I'm sorry to hear of her stroke as the Queen's accomplishments for her country are bar... More

The ticket is included in your Grand Palace ticket and the only reason we decided to visit was to get a break from the scorching heat at midday. But knowing what I know now, I would have kicked myself if I didn't go. You are being shown a large collection of the Queens clothing and the stories behind them; occasions... More

Located inside the Grand Palace complex there is great collection of Thai silk textiles. From the reception an exquisite carved marble stairway leads you up the exhibition hall. In Early May 2013 there was collection of the Queens costumes, which she wore at various state occasions. There is also an audio visual explanation of what various Thai traditional costumes are... More

you can find some thai silk, and learn how they made, and what the Queen have done for their people, is very interseting

located within the Palace grounds this is a separate exhibition. It features garments and textiles worn by the Queen over various times in her life. Very interesting to see the changing styles and the occassions.

A insight into an aspect of Thai life that hasn't been seen until now. The old costumes are particularly fascinating.

Love the textiles that i got!! It's not really too expensive for such an awesome quality of textiles.

A really worthwhile visit! Inspriring stories about how the queen has helped out the people with weaving skills. A really good place to pick up some high quality hand-woven silk, a feel good about yourself!

We visited the Queens sirikit museum after we visited the palace. You can see a lot of the dresses which have been worn by the queen on display. You can also get some background knowledge about garments in general.