Royal Barges National Museum

This Dragon Boat Museum gives you a sense of the pomp of the upcoming King's Coronation on the water (celebration). All barges are beautiful and beautifully furnished. They are currently repairing multiple barges to prepare for the parade on May 5 or 6. You can't take pictures in the museum, you have to pay 100 baht to buy a photo card, and then you can take pictures as you want. This stop is included in your long tail boat canal tour. If you want to visit this museum, you will be by boat, and then you will see some intact ships, some restored ships, which were used by the royals, not only decorated, but also colorful. There is also a 15-minute video in the museum that will let you recognize the history of these ships.

This comprehensive museum is good, it is worth it, the whole museum is quite good, the ticket fee is cheap, you can see the various dragon boats used in special events held by the king

The Royal Barge Museum displays various exquisite barges in Thai history, most of which have been served in the royal family. After watching it, it really makes people sigh that the original Thai shipbuilding process is also very powerful and very beautiful.

Nice place. Easy to go by taxi or MRT. Must go and enjoy

It is a museum of the Navy. Maintenance and maintenance of various ships important in the royal ceremony

The environment is good, the air is fresh, it is worth recommending.

From the English or Thai literal point of view, here should be called the Royal Boat Museum. The Royal Boat Museum is located on the banks of the Mekonan River. It's about 20 minutes'drive from the Grand Palace and the National Museum, but it's not far from the straight line. It may be quicker to take a beeper. Walking is not recommended because of the hot weather. The museum is situated in the naval compound and cannot be seen from the street. A red passport must be renewed at the guard's office with the original or photocopy of the passport, and the passport must be returned at the exit. Then walk about 50 meters, through the second guard to the museum ticket office. Tickets are 100 baht, but if you are going to take a picture, you have to pay another 100 baht. Then send out a small card tied with a white string, that's the ticket. The museum is essentially a dock, mooring more than ten imperial boats decorated in different styles in different periods. There are also some pictures and videos around. Royal boat decoration is meticulous and luxurious, showing the Royal style. Both adults and children will be interested, and it's worth looking at carefully. It takes about an hour to visit carefully.