Siam Niramit attempts to show Thai culture and history through several acts of varying eras of Siam (later Thailand). Some scenes succeed, and it does help to read the program first - otherwise you have no idea what's going on - while others fall flat. Before the show starts, you have your photo taken with a Siamese lady so they... more

We just thought of giving a try. But we were enchanted. The dinner they served is also awesome. (The indian dishes were not that great though.) The transformation of the stage settings really amazed me. No wonder they have a place in Guinness book of world records. more

Visitors to Bangkok and expatriate residents in Thailand are definitiely encouraged to view the spectacular performances on Thai Culture at the Siam Niramit, adjacent to the Thailand National Cultural Center, off Rachadapisek road. The evening-only performance follows a reasonably priced and sumptious buffet dinner (optional). The Siam Niramit show is segmented into journey motifs - into the land of religion,... more

Being theater buffs, my husband and I have seen shows in New York, London and many other cities. Nothing has ever come even close to the concept, quality, excitement and magnificence of Siam Niramit. We never see a show more than once, but this was an exception: we insisted, whenever possible, on coming along with friends and visitors when they... more

As cultural shows go, this one was a mockery of Thai culture. It is a complete waste of money. Do not go. more

When in the UK, I emailed them and they told me to call on the day we arrive in Bangkok, we got our hotel to book the reservations and we paid on arrival at the show. Now we chose the best seat in the house and YES they were. Our seats were in the middle with a golden cover to... more

I was a bit skeptical when I first heard about this show as for Thailand it seemed an expensive show (around £30.00) but it was £30.00 that I did not mind spending after seeing this show. It is absolutely fantastic with performers within the auditorium, some well trained animals (not performing any tricks) and a very good sound and lighting... more

Getting there was easy, we took the MRT to Thailand Cultural Centre, followed the directions to exit 1. There is a complimentary shuttle bus well painted with the words and pictures of “Siam Niramit” at the bus top right next to the end of the escalator. This shuttle bus operates from 6-8pm at 15 mins interval. The same shuttle will... more

Just taken the family for a great evening out at the Siam Niramit show in Bangkok. Before the show they have traditional Thai folk music and dancing in the courtyard, the kids had a ride on an elephant and we had a fascinating stroll around their ‘model’ Thai village, with its original wooden buildings brought from the different regions of... more