Not as grand as the top sights in Bangkok but if you have already visited the major attractions or if you are trying to escape the crowds while enjoying some museum pieces, I would highly recommend. The pottery is quite unique as it's particular style...More

Nice big house once palace right in the mid of Bangkok with group of houses and building like compound filled with Potterry collection dated from 4,800 years ago before and during Bronze Age. Amazing place to be.

Nice beautiful teak houses. The museum is not big but it can give you a taste of Thai culture. It consists of old teak houses that were converted to a museum. The place is easily accessible by BTS.

In countless visits to Bangkok, Suan Pakkad Palace (meaning the cabbage garden palace in Thai) hadn't previously appeared on my radar. An oasis of calm, green beauty in the midst of bustling Bangkok. Fascinating exhibits, buildings and grounds, cheek by jowl with the overhead, airport...More

We visited this museum without expecting much. We were greeted and paid admission and given us a fan as souvenir. They said fan is only for foreigners. Taking photos inside us prohibited. So we can only take photo outside. Inside, you will see how Thai...More

I go here whenever I can. It's infinitely preferable to the Jim Thompson House and isn't swamped with tourists. The old buildings are beautifully maintained, as are the lovely gardens. The lacquer pavilion is stunning and worth close inspection. The museum collection with pots from...More

This is a great place to visit if you want to learn about Thai culture. They have brought in a lot of traditional Thai wooden houses, filled with fantastic artifacts and Thai cultural objects. They are really well displayed and curated. The gardens there are...More

No tour buses here. For awhile I was the only one. Lots of vegetation and old historic buildings transported to this location. Also some archeology artifacts of early Ban Chiang culture. Some rooms air conditioned and some not. Enjoyed my visit.

A nice place to visit for the price if you are interested in Thai culture. Other similar museums in the city are the Bangkokian museum and Kamthieng house.

I was looking at things to do when this little gem came across my maps. It's less than a mile away from my hostel in Phaya Tai. It's 100 baht for an entrance fee. They also request for you to put any bags you have...More