Free viewing!! Film Archive (Public Organization) Salaya

**One-day trip review “Film Archive (Public Organization)” Salaya** A classic learning center for Thai film and film history lovers, and a journey back in time with rare cultural heritage! **Location**: Salaya Subdistrict, Phutthamonthon District, Nakhon Pathom Province **Opening-Closing Hours**: Wednesday-Sunday**: 09.00 - 16.30 hrs. Closed every Monday-Tuesday** and public holidays Admission Fee**: **Free!** (except for some special activities) **How ​​to get there** 1. **Private car**: From Bangkok, take Phutthamonthon Sai 4 Road towards Salaya, a distance of ~30 km, taking ~1 hour. 2. **Public transportation**: - Take the Wongwian Yai-Mahachai train Get off at Salaya Station → Take a motorcycle taxi (~10 minutes) - Take bus number 515 (Pinklao-Salaya line) and get off in front of the Buddhist College → Walk in for ~500 meters **Don't miss the highlights** 1. **Thai Film Museum** - **Permanent exhibition**: Story about the evolution of Thai films from the early Rattanakosin period to the present - See old film equipment such as 16 mm film cameras - Well-preserved old movie posters such as films from the reign of King Rama VI - **Simulated movie screening room**: 1950s movie theater atmosphere with classic wooden seats 2. **Sri Salaya Cinema** - Show classic Thai films and rare films **for free!** such as films by Her Royal Highness Princess Prince Bhanupan Yugala - **Check the screening schedule**: The website or page of the Film Archive in advance because each month has a different theme. 3. **Film Library and Archives** - A source of information for students/interested persons with books, journals, and documents about the film industry. - **Borrowing and Returning Service**: For members (free membership registration) 4. **Special Activities** - Short Film/Editing Workshop - Lectures by famous directors (follow via the page) **Tips for increasing the impression** - **Prepare to be a movie buff**: If you're lucky, you might find a rare old movie like *"Phra Chao Chang Phuak"* (1951) - **Take beautiful photos**: Retro exhibition corner and Thai movie poster zone - **Suitable for who**: Students/history lovers/families who want to take their children to learn - **Weekdays vs. holidays**: Weekdays are less crowded, more chill **Conclusion** The Film Archive (Public Organization) is a "knowledge treasure trove" that makes your free time less boring. Although it is not a theme park, it is full of interesting stories and is free! It is perfect for those who like to learn about Thai culture through the perspective of movies. 🎞️ #places to visit near Bangkok