King Rama II Memorial Park
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Kaushik G
Mumbai, India4,065 contributions
Sep 2019 • Solo
I had visited this beautiful Park on my way back from Damnoen Sadauk floating market during my vacation in Bangkok. Entrance ticket is 60 baht per person. This is a very beautiful well maintained park which has museums, botanical garden, beautiful lotus pond, river side. Museums are located inside traditional wooden Thai house and showcasing traditional Thai lifestyle using beautiful life size wax models. It was a treat to walk around and see flowers , even saw a monitor lizard in the garden.
Written August 21, 2020
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anyamagic
Bangkok, Thailand1,840 contributions
Oct 2019 • Friends
Just short distance from the Amphawa Floating market.This is a great place to take photos or walk around and learn about Thai history and King Rama II. (Thai house style, beautiful Lotus and garden)
Written October 21, 2019
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Tom P
Bangkok, Thailand62 contributions
Feb 2018 • Family
Royal Family support museum, this is supposed to be the birth place of Rama the 2nd. The house he was born in has been renovated and turn into a display of how the Thai people used to live back 240 years ago.
This is the kind of museum I would like to see more at every tourist destination. You get to see how the local people in the area live and how their life was like back in a time in history at the same time show the current way of life that is changing due to tourism and the economic transformation as well as due to environment changes.
Enjoy a stroll in the garden and being next to the Amphawa evening floating market, you can walk over to see the fireflies after sunset. That's what Thai like to do on their day off as well so expect people taking selfies, and lots of food.
This is the kind of museum I would like to see more at every tourist destination. You get to see how the local people in the area live and how their life was like back in a time in history at the same time show the current way of life that is changing due to tourism and the economic transformation as well as due to environment changes.
Enjoy a stroll in the garden and being next to the Amphawa evening floating market, you can walk over to see the fireflies after sunset. That's what Thai like to do on their day off as well so expect people taking selfies, and lots of food.
Written February 7, 2018
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jajavalB
Lampang, Thailand3,896 contributions
Aug 2018 • Business
After passing the entrance , there is thai sweet museum , exhibition there provides in thai tradtional house . The next building is folk culture museum with exhibition about those day living , recreation, monthly festivals and living along the canals. The last building is museum , dislaying his majesty King Rama II talents in literature, musics, thai dance and fine arts. It takes 40minutes to 1hour here.
Written August 25, 2018
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jmguerra591
Lyndhurst, NJ71 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
The King Rama II Memorial Park is a lovely park that hosts a few small exhibits and nice examples of classical Thai architecture. Walking through we learned about Rama II and his passion for music. My favorite part was seeing his handwritten musical compositions and the masks from traditional Thai opera. That said, there isn't as much here as I would have liked. It would have made for a nice exhibit in a large museum, but by itself may not be worthwhile for everyone to seek out. For us, it was a peaceful respite in our tour and I am glad we went, but one need not necessarily see it more than once.
Written July 17, 2018
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Elaine T
Oxford, UK100 contributions
Apr 2018 • Family
First stop: hire a traditional Thai outfit. Walk through the gardens as a lady or gentleman in Ayutthaya times. Stand on the bridge over the little canal and watch the fish swimming among the water lilies. Climb up the steps of the houses on stilts and walk through the living rooms with their wonderful tableaux. Visit the sweet museum. Watch the craftsmen building a chedi from sand. Then head down the path for the Floating Market...
Written April 10, 2018
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CatherineKhor
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia75 contributions
Feb 2017 • Couples
Perfect walk around the park and for photos taking. Nice garden with various types of flowers around the sala. Few minutes away from the Amphawa Floating Market.
Written May 2, 2017
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Renaissance Y
27 contributions
Feb 2018 • Family
Large area, you should have lunch before visit here. Take 2 hours to go around.
It’s simulated Village in King RAMA II of Thailand. Thai art and Thai culture in the botanical garden.
It’s simulated Village in King RAMA II of Thailand. Thai art and Thai culture in the botanical garden.
Written June 14, 2018
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Tommy S
Enid, OK182 contributions
Apr 2017 • Family
Very cool history and lots of things to look at and read about the history of the king Rama the II and the life of the people from that time period. Most things are in Thai and English. Lots of buidings and things to look at. very big place.
Written May 6, 2017
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The-Wanderlust-Boys
Marbella, Spain323 contributions
Dec 2016 • Friends
Set on the the Mae Kong River and a short distance from the Amphawa Floating market this is a great place to walk around and learn more about Thai history and King Rama II - definitely worth a visit!
Written December 19, 2016
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