Thai Human Imagery Museum Review

  Open for viewing every Monday - Friday at 09.00 - 17.30 hrs. Saturday - Sunday and public holidays at 08.30 – 18.00 hrs. Service fee, Thai people, adults 50 baht, children 10 baht ( monks, novices, nuns, monks, students in uniform 20 baht). For more inquiries, call + 66 3433 2607, +66 3433 2109 Travel by car from Bangkok Take the route Pinklao-Nakhon Chai Si Road. Pass through the junction of Phutthamonthon level Drive straight to cross the bridge over the Nakhon Chai Si River. Drive for about 3 kilometers, you will see the entrance to the Thai Wax Museum on the right.

A very good museum, where you can see lifelike characters, action and appearance are very realistic, showing the traditional life of Thailand, and there are wax figures of famous monks.

Hidden gemThis was a very pleasant surprise that a friend took me to. There are a couple of floors. The first floor is dedicated to kings and monks and the second floor is figures and events/activities of history. I was blown away by how lifelike these figures are. It is inexpensive to go through and you must definitely do it.

The next show room, which is considered the highlight here. The exhibition room of the former King of the King, King Rama I to King Rama VIII, the next exhibition room It is a exhibition hall of the Buddha image of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, Somdej Ya Mae Fah Luang of the Thai people. Inside this room contains history and various activities and the picture of the last royal ceremony

It's a fun place, there are lots of star wax figures.

The environment is good, the environment is good, the environment is good.

I went to see it today and it was a great place.