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Places to see: Bangkok

Bangkok is Thailand’s capital and largest city. Temples, palaces, canals and busy markets share the city with high-rise buildings and shopping malls.

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Bangkok National Museum
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Bangkok National Museum

The Bangkok National Museum is the main branch museum of the National museums in Thailand and also one of the largest museums in Southeast Asia.

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National Art Gallery
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National Art Gallery

The National Gallery officially recognized as “The National Gallery,” stands as the premier state-owned art museum and the primary guardian of the nation’s visual artistic treasures.Under the direct jurisdiction of the Fine Arts Department of the Ministry of Culture, the gallery acts as the central national repository for Thailand’s vast artistic heritage.Its collection serves as a comprehensive visual record of the country’s aesthetic evolution, encompassing everything from traditional Thai masterpieces to modern and contemporary works.The museum is situated on Chao Fa Road in the historic heart of Bangkok’s Phra Nakhon district, housed within a registered national monument that was originally constructed to serve as the Royal Thai Mint.This unique architectural setting provides a bridge between Thailand’s industrial history and its cultural future, making the gallery one of the most significant landmarks in the kingdom’s artistic landscape.

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