[2025 Phutthamonthon Attraction] Travel Guide for Film Archive (Updated Mar)

#VisitMuseum 🎥 Film Archive (Public Organization) is a Thai film museum, opposite Mahidol University, Salaya. It is a place that brings together museums, art galleries and libraries. The building is designed to show materials. There are cinemas, museums, props, old Thai movies, medicine trucks, medicine movies, old star photos to collect and tell stories of movies and videos throughout the process of preserving cultural heritage. Inside, there are many points and zones. The walking tour zone can be divided into 2 routes: Route A is the route of the birth of world cinema. Route B is the route of the century of Thai cinema. 📌Open for free Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Monday only, 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Just bring your ID card to get your ticket. There are three more cinemas. Interested in watching a free movie? You can also get a ticket at the ticket office inside for free. There are rounds. 📍Thai Film Archive 94 Moo 3, Phutthamonthon Sai 5 Road, Salaya Subdistrict, Phutthamonthon District, Nakhon Pathom 73170 ⏰️Open Tuesday - Sunday 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. (Closed on Mondays) ☎️ 024822013

Check in to Thailand for those who #can'tbefree, must travel!! We would like to suggest a place to visit near Bangkok like this. The Thai Film Museum and Maya City or the Film Archive (Public Organization) is a place to store materials, objects or antiques, historical evidence related to movies. There are exhibitions, competitions, libraries, lectures, trainings, and beautiful photo spots. When we went last year, it was closed for renovation. Haha! Clearing the memory. When we go abroad, there are many places like museums. In Thailand, we have many good ones, but people don't really go there, even though admission is free, there are activities to do, and it's not hot. #BangkokTravel

#Film Archive Museum - It is a place for people to come and take pictures and visit without any charge. The view is very beautiful. If you want to watch a movie, there is a charge. You can contact the staff. - Located at 94 Moo 3, Phutthamonthon Sai 5 Road, Salaya Subdistrict, Phutthamonthon District, Nakhon Pathom Province - Open Tuesday to Sunday and public holidays from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. #thailand

Persistence of Vision Exhibition Invite children to learn about the birth of movies P'Cher went to walk around the Thai Film Archive. Here, they have an exhibition zone for children with the "Persistence of Vision Exhibition" that will take children back in time to the beginning of the birth of moving images until it developed into movies through the cute characters #น้องติ๊ดต้า #น้องมามอง and #น้องดูดู, which will be divided into 4 zones: 🎬 Peeping cave zone in the prehistoric era with recording stories through paintings 🎬 Shadow play zone in the era when entertainment with light and shadow began 🎬 Inventor zone, inventing illusionary toys 🎬 Try-out zone, a large ship loaded with various illusionary toys This place provides services in rounds, each round is 30 minutes and no more than 10 people per round. I recommend that if you come in, check the viewing times first 👍🏻 This is another place that I really want to invite everyone to visit because in addition to the Persistence of Vision Exhibition, there is also an exhibition And many more great activities. I will review #FilmArchive more. 😍 📍 FilmArchive, Salaya 📆 Open every Tuesday - Sunday (Closed every Monday) ⏰ 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 🎫 No admission fee #MommyMade #HiddenImageExhibition #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#Take the train 🚂 Visit the Thai Film Archive, Phutthamonthon Sai 5, Salaya, Nakhon Pathom Province When my heart ❤️ wanted to visit the #FilmArchive in a chill way, Ek and Jane invited each other to ... 🚂 Take the 1st class train From Hua Lamphong Railway Station to Salaya Railway Station, the train ticket is 8 baht per person, which is very cheap ‼️ We sat and relaxed, enjoying the view, and after a little over 1 hour, we arrived at Salaya Railway Station ... Then crossed the road to take a 🛻 songthaew, get off in front of Makro .. and turn left and walk about 500 meters, and you will arrive at the Film Archive. This time, we came to walk around #Saraphasat Suphakit Building It is a newly opened building in the Film Archive, with 6 floors. 👉 Floor 1: "Hidden Image" Exhibition is an exhibition designed for learning for ages 6-12. Come and try playing and learn about the stories of recording images in various forms from ancient times to the present through the little spider. (This point must be booked for viewing because it accepts 7 people per round) 👉 Mezzanine: The exhibition "Lan Pai Duang" is an exhibition that simulates a skirt cinema or various types of peephole inventions from both Thailand and abroad. It is economical. Just insert a coin and you can watch. 👉 2nd floor: The spacecraft of Ban Na Bua is an exhibition that tells the story of the origin, behind the creation of the spacecraft, and the role of the spacecraft that appears in Apichatpong Weerasethakul's work through photographs, drafts, sketches, videos, including images of the exploration of the spacecraft and the conservation until it is complete. 👉 3rd floor: Dolce Vita: Italian Cinema and Culture is an exhibition celebrating the art of cinema and the history of Italian cinema, as well as other aspects of culture such as food, tourism, through photographs, posters, movie clips, and VR loop movies ... This exhibition is a rotating exhibition. 👉 4th floor: "Chet Songsri" Library is a library that collects information and content about movies. There are both Thai and English books, including a corner for watching movies that the Film Archive has preserved for research and individual viewing. 👉 5th floor: "Looking at Siam in the Footsteps of King Prajadhipok" exhibition presents the royal history and royal duties of King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambhai Barni in the fields of film art, culture, and other fields ... This exhibition is a rotating exhibition. 👉 6th floor: Cinema Come visit here, in addition to gaining knowledge about the world of movies, you will also have fun with various activities and get beautiful and cool photos to take home. The Film Archive is another place to visit that is suitable for all ages ... This holiday 👭 Invite your older sibling .. 🧑🤝🧑 Invite your younger sibling .. 👨👩👧👦 Invite your family You can go to visit. 🏢 Film Archive ‼️ ⏰️ Every day (closed on Mondays) ️ Time 10.00 - 17.00 hrs. 📌 Location https://maps.app.goo.gl/89P5MNtWuhRTLSKHA #Take a train trip #100 ways to travel #Places to visit near Bangkok #Places to visit for beautiful photos

#bangkoktrip Bangkok's Thai Film Archive is a hidden gem for cinephiles and cultural enthusiasts alike. Dive into the heart of Thailand's cinematic history with a visit to this unique institution. Discover a vast collection of Thai films spanning decades, from classic masterpieces to contemporary works. The archive serves as a cinematic time capsule, offering a comprehensive view of the country's storytelling evolution. Explore the thematic exhibitions that showcase the cultural nuances and societal reflections embedded in Thai cinema. These curated displays provide valuable insights into the country's artistic expression and societal transformations. Participate in film screenings and festivals held at the archive, offering an immersive experience into the diversity of Thai storytelling. From thought-provoking dramas to lighthearted comedies, the screenings capture the essence of Thai cinema's rich tapestry. Engage with the knowledgeable staff and film enthusiasts who frequent the archive. The camaraderie and shared passion for cinema create an inviting atmosphere, fostering discussions and connections among visitors. Immerse yourself in the educational programs offered by the archive, ranging from filmmaking workshops to lectures on Thai film history. These initiatives aim to preserve and promote the art of cinema, contributing to the cultural vibrancy of Bangkok. The Thai Film Archive is more than a repository of films; it's a cultural hub that celebrates the art of storytelling. As you navigate through its cinematic treasures, you'll find yourself on a captivating journey through Thailand's cultural and artistic legacy

#VisitNakhonPathom 🎥 Film Archive, Maya City When visiting Nakhon Pathom, you must stop by to take pictures at the Film Archive. It feels like a movie studio. There are many cool corners to take pictures. 🚘 Not far away, located near Phutthamonthon. This place is a collection of information about movies from the past to the present. 🏫 Maya City is considered an outdoor museum that collects important scenes in various movies. Visiting here, in addition to getting cool pictures, you will also gain knowledge. 🎞️ There is also a Thai Film Museum that exhibits various exhibitions about movies. Open for viewing in rounds. 🎬 In front, there is a souvenir shop. There are collections of various movies. When you go in, you are guaranteed to come back with something. Coordinates📍94 Moo 3, Phutthamonthon Sai 5 Road, Salaya Subdistrict, Phutthamonthon District, Nakhon Pathom 73170, Thailand, Nakhon Pathom Open: Tuesday-Sunday 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. #Travel near Bangkok #Visit a museum #Visit the Film Archive #Beautiful places to take pictures

#VisitNakhonPathom Film Archive, Salaya, went to see the offices of various departments in the film conservation process and many items related to films. The knowledge about conservation here is very interesting. 🔥 The main challenge is the heat and humidity of our country. The inside is large and there are many points that we were amazed at. We got to walk around and see old films. The atmosphere is good, vintage style. The style is unbelievable. 55 Plus, everything we saw was free. 🎟️😆 I highly recommend that if you pass by this area, stop by. You won't be disappointed. 🎞️🤗