National Library of Thailand Samsen/Si Ayutthaya Road intersection River Ferry Tewes Pier 09.00-18.30 Mon -Fri, 09.00-17.00 Sat - Sun Music Library: 09.00 - 16.30 Mon-Sat
BKK special: King Rama IX Music Library has scores of information on the compositions of the library's beloved namesake. It is also fully linked to Priness Sirindhorn and Prince Boriphat Music libraries providing a complete catalogue of the Royal Thai monarcy's exuberant musical talents.
The future will read National Library of Thailand King Rama V originally founded Hong Samut Phra Nokhon (the City Library) by combining three important pre- exising libraries into one the National Library of Thailand presently serves as the nation's repository for its most important texts and documents. All books published in Thailand come here for registration; if you're a bibliophile or just interested in Thai printed media, there's plenty to read. The stacks keep growing guaranteeing Thailand will have a future
Over one hundred years in operation. Siriraj Medical Museum situated in Siriaj Hospital (Thailand's first hospital, founded by King Rama V), this six-in-one museum complex delineates the evolution of Thai medicine. Done with your check up? Check out traditional medicines, a parasite or two, unique specimens, oddities, a cro-magnon or just shudder at the corpse of Thailand's most infamous serial killer.
Siriraj Medical Museum Siriraj Hospital, Wang Lang (Siriraj) Pier 09.00-16.00 Mon-Sat 02-4196363 si.mahidol.ac.th/museums THB 20
Interested in ant-ropolgy?
The Ant Museum follow the trail to a place that's sure to change your ant-itudi. In the mini zoo, you can learn the minutest details about the hyper-organized world of ants. Ant - icipate seeing the wee ones in a new light, from creatures of useless ant-ics to ones of real value.
Kasetsart University, Faculty of Forestry Paholyothin Road. Chatuchak District 09.00-16.00 Mon - Fri
Royal View Resort has located at the center of Bangkok and center of transportation center. It very convenient to go to National Library or National Museum
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References: We Love Bangkok! book