Thai film/ Thai movie is now interesting for whole world. You can simply look into its history by visiting this museum, Thai Film Museum. This museum collects many many things used in famous Thai movies, and the legend one. In the latest 10 years, you, the foreigners know Thai movie as the horror films and the history things. Before that age, Thai movie had been about love and action, as fun as Hollywood stuff. Sw Eden visited this museum about last week. Sw do not have to read or study stuff by swself, because the staff will describe everything, and share his experience with us.
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Museum Time = Sat/Sun @ 10AM, 1PM, 3PM
If you know Thailand’s map so well, there are two way to get into Thai Film Museum.
1. Come from Bangkok
– Drive on Baromrachchonnee Road (บรมราชชนนี : Google map write “Borommaratchachonnani Road”).
– Then turn left at the second path to get on the ring bridge at Phutthamonthon Sai 4 (the road will bend you to the right : as the fact is you have to turn right.)
– You will see Mahidol University Salaya Campus on your left-hand side.
– Drive until the end of the road and turn left. You will see Salaya fresh market on your right-hand corner.
– Drive along with that road (Rural Roads NP. 4006 or “Thammasop”) until you see the first traffic light (at Phutthamonthon Sai 5 crossing)
– Turn left at Phutthamonthon Sai 5
– Look at your right-hand side, and turn right at the gate called “ช่างสิบหมู่” (Chang-Sib-Moo)
– When you get into that place, turn right first, and you will see the yellow building. That is Thai Film Museum.
กล่องฟิมล์เรื่อง ผู้ชนะสิบทิศ เรื่องของ บุเรงนอง และพี่น้อง
2. Come from Nakorn Prathom; or from Bangkok after U-Turn on Baromrachchonnee Road
– Turn left at Phutthamonthon Sai 5
– Thai Film Museum is next from an University (Rachchamongkon College : It is architecture and engineer school)
– Turn left at the gate called “ช่างสิบหมู่” (Chang-Sib-Moo)
– When you get into that place, turn right first, and you will see the yellow building. That is Thai Film Museum.
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