Private antiquities museum

Prasart Museum

Bang Kapi District (Hua Mak subdistrict), eastern Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand

A private antiquities museum created by collector Prasart Vongsakul: an enclosed compound of recreated Thai palace and temple style buildings set among landscaped tropical gardens and ponds, filled with Thai palace and monastic furniture, bencharong porcelain, gold and silver ware and Buddha images. Entry is by advance appointment only, so it stays quiet and uncrowded, unlike the central Bangkok museums, which is exactly the off-app, hard-to-just-walk-into angle GoNow wants.

Ornamental palms growing in the Prasart Museum's grounds, taken 1998. Shows the museum garden, not the recreated palace and temple buildings.

Ornamental palms growing in the Prasart Museum's grounds, taken 1998. Shows the museum garden, not the recreated palace and temple buildings. Photo by Flickr user: scott.zona Miami (https://www.flickr.com/people/scottzona/), CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Hours

Official source, current

Monday to Sunday 9 AM - 5 PM

prasartmuseum.com · Checked 7 Aug 2026

Price

Single report

500 THB per person, 2 person minimum

“500 Baht per person and there is a 2 person minimum in order to visit the museum.”

yourthaiguide.com · Checked 25 Jul 2026

Age suitability

Not verified

Not verified. No source we checked states this, so it stays blank instead of guessed.

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Caveats

Re-fetched both cited sources fresh this run and both confirmed. yourthaiguide.com states verbatim: hours "Tues-Sun from 9am until 2pm, by appointment only. Closed every Monday" and price "500 Baht per person and there is a 2 person minimum." Wikipedia confirms the museum is in Bang Kapi District, Bangkok (not Prawet…

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