Transportation Guide to the National Museum of Thailand in Bangkok | Entering the Treasure House of Southeast Asian Culture

#Bangkok Transportation Guide As the largest museum in Southeast Asia, the National Museum of Thailand houses a collection of treasures from all over Thailand. It is definitely a must-visit place for an in-depth tour of Bangkok! The museum is located in the historical and cultural core of Bangkok, close to the Grand Palace. It is a place not to be missed for history lovers and cultural explorers. The following is a detailed transportation guide for you to easily reach this cultural palace. Public transportation: The most convenient way is to take the Bangkok Skytrain (BTS) to Saphan Taksin Station, exit from Exit 2, walk to Sathorn Pier, transfer to Chao Phraya Express Boat, and get off at N9 Tha Chang Station. The boat ride takes about 15 minutes. After getting off the boat, walk along Na Phra That Road for about 10 minutes to reach the museum. Alternatively, you can take the MRT to Hua Lamphong Station, then take a taxi or tuk-tuk after exiting the station. The journey takes about 15 minutes. Charter or taxi: Use Grab to call "National Museum Bangkok". The ride from downtown Bangkok takes about 20-30 minutes and costs about 100-200 baht. If there are more people, chartering a car is more cost-effective and allows you to arrange your itinerary freely. Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday 9:00-16:00 (closed on Monday and Tuesday), admission fee 200 baht (cash only). There are 13 exhibition halls in the museum. It is recommended to visit according to the "2-3-11-10-6-12-4-5" route to avoid turning back. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes when visiting, and you need to take off your shoes to enter some exhibition halls. Follow this guide and embark on a journey of Thai culture spanning thousands of years!