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Jim Thompson's House and Museum

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Rama I Road, 6 Soi Kasemsan 2,
Bangkok 10330 Thailand
+66 2 216 7368
Open Hours9a-5p M-Su, last tour 4:30p
OverviewThis small but fine museum is the former home of the man who saved the Thai silk industry from collapse. Constructed from six different traditional teak houses, the walls were... more
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i was there about 2 year ago.that's really fantastic!you should definitly see it. if u go to bankok dont forget to go jim thompson's...more
A fantastic experience well worth the visit The gardens are lovely also make sure you stay for lunch. The food was fantastic service...more
If you go to Bangkok, it is a must to buy beautiful silk fabric and silk items. The fabric is an excellent value for the dollar. The...more
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Nearby CitiesSamut Prakan (10.3 miles) | Samut Sakhon (20.9 miles) | Nakhon Pathom (31.3 miles) | Chachoengsao (37.4 miles) | Chon Buri (40.1 miles)
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