Bangkok National Museum

In the past grounds of the eighteenth Century Wang Na Palace, The Bangkok National Museum houses the greatest aggregation of Thai workmanship and trinkets in the country. It's verifiably supported paying little mind to a visit, especially if going to close-by Wat Phra Kaew or the Grand Palace. Opened by King Rama V to demonstrate the collectibles and gifts provided for him by his father, it once held a reputation for being a not all around dealt with social event of dusty relics.

That has now changed, with shows now organized into three zones unsurprising with Thai history, and incredible English-vernacular depictions open.