Military Museums in Bangkok

Military Museums in Bangkok, Thailand

Military Museums in Bangkok

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  • Ex-Hostie
    Windsor, UK203 contributions
    We are huge aviation enthusiast and this was a definite stop in our BKK 5 days. Its great as others have said to go direct by BTS and then its a 5 min walk all signposted. The inside is air conditioned and there are a number of aircraft that are outside with no shelter so bring an umbrella and fan as its was hot in the sun. The little cafe on site is available for cold drinks too . When we arrived the gentleman at reception gave us an in-depth explanation to the history of the museum and when he found out my son is an RAF cadet then he talked a lot about how the pilots are trained and what the museum means to the TAF.

    On the ay back we didn't have to pay for the BTS tickets , not sure if it was just luck or a perk of going to the museum , wither way we spent 2 hours there and really enjoyed it . Do visit and donate , whilst it is free to enter , they really do a great job.
    Written August 25, 2023
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  • bobjanh
    Brisbane, Australia2,179 contributions
    The Ministry of Defence building with the “garden” of canons out the front makes for an impressive display. Easily observed as you are wandering around the Grand Palace area.
    Written October 22, 2019
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  • RoyK
    Bacoor, Philippines126 contributions
    I found this on Google Maps, so I went there but when I got to the Entrance, the Guards wouldn’t let me in. They couldn’t speak English very well, so I didn’t know why. Maybe they had closed it already, or maybe it was under renovation. Or it may even be under attack by Aliens that particular day, who knows. At any rate, I just contented myself of taking pictures of the armed soldiers on Guard Duty around that area. Forget about visiting this place, at least if and when until they get their act together in terms of opening it to the Public.

    It is located along the Ratchadamnoen Nok Road in the Phra Nakhon District and it is not very near any Train Station. Your best bet would be to go down the Ratchatewi BTS Skytrain Station and then take a Taxi to go there. I used Google Map Screenshot of the Gate with its Thai name to communicate with the Taxi Drivers. Of course, it was all for nothing, and since I am not recommending anybody to go there, then treat these instructions as just for unnecessary information.
    Written March 30, 2016
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