The Bangkok Dolls Museum is one of the big doll house displays in Bangkok which is the antique collector to preserve the culture and tradition and is made by the master doll maker. The Bangkok Dolls Museum was established in 1956 by Khunying Thongkorn Chanthawimol who trained as a doll maker at the Ozawa Doll School, in Tokyo Japan. The Bangkok Dolls Museum has two sections, the first is the outer room consists of antique and collector dolls which are not for sale, and dolls displayed in the inner room are for sale.
Attractive the dolls of rural life in Thailand, the Khon dance drama, Thai hill tribes of northern Thailand with the color of their costume, and Thai traditional costumes from the Ayuthaya, Sukhothai, and Bangkok eras.
Attractive the dolls of rural life in Thailand, the Khon dance drama, Thai hill tribes of northern Thailand with the color of their costume, and Thai traditional costumes from the Ayuthaya, Sukhothai, and Bangkok eras.
Moreover, you will offer the opportunity to see the beautiful scene display of life in rural Thailand, farmers at homes, the morning scene of life on a riverside, and the scene of farmers working in their fields. Besides the dolls displaying Thai culture and traditions,
The Bangkok Dolls Museum also has international dolls such as Austria, Belgium, China, Egypt, France, Greece, Hungary, India, Japan, Laos, Netherlands, Oman, Poland, Russia, South Korea, Turkey, and the USA. lots more beautiful scenes and dolls are waiting for you The Bangkok Dolls Museum is worth for your time to visit and learn about Thai traditional life and culture.
Address: 85 Soi Rachataphan(morning)near 7-Eleven shop Intersection, Rajaprarop Road, Ratchathavee Bangkok
Tel: 02-2453008
Operation Hour: Monday- Friday 08.30- 17.30 hrs
Sat 20.30- 0.00 hrs
Sun 0.00-17.00 hrs
How to get there: By taking a taxi, or Airport link at Ratchaprarob station