Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles

Fantastic. One of the best curated exhibitions I’ve seen in a long time. It was very interactive. The princess clothing was super and exhibited really well. There is a senior citizens discount which was 80 bahts. This exhibition was on the second floor and photographs were not allowed so the images were taken from the catalog. On the first floor is an amazing exhibition of weaving and design. I was truly inspired by everything I saw.

Beautiful dresses during the finest era. Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s Wardrobe Created by Pierre Balmain were made so exquisitely beautiful. You cant take any photos when inside. You should not miss this on your way out of Grand Palace. Dont forget to collect textile stamps representing their city/state before you leave.

The building is air conditioned and walking in just makes you feel nice after walking under the sun. There was a man standing at the entrance of the building who asked to see the ticket. After I showed it to him, I put it back in my pocket. Unfortunately then I met a woman at the podium inside who also asked to see the ticket. It took me a few seconds to show her my ticket but her tone was rude as I was looking for the ticket. I suggest they can just put up a sign that tells people to prepare their ticket.

batik collection is no longer there; the exhibition focuses on clothing work by the queen and then the princess (can’t take photos of the clothes). you can buy a ticket onsite for just this museum if you don’t want to go to the palace (150bht). there are a few interactive activities and the museum explains about what makes fabric different across thailand. very good.

Very nice to have a trip and buying suvinors there...this building structure is elegant.. The location is a little difficult to find(nearby the exit of temple) , i really take a while to find this location...but it's worth to visit ☺️ The suvinors store also worth to visit for their high quality and good designs products

Really cool experience especially if you are into fabrics or fashion. You can see the timeline of her life through her clothings. There's also interactive stations to create your own digital products with their patterns. And also a stamping station to play with. Photos are not allowed at certain areas. There's a souvenir shop in there that sells some nice shirts, bags and fabric

It's a very good place to visit. You need a ticket for the Grand Palace to enter this museum.

The best museum I have been in Thailand really, was impressed how they organize the exhibition and enjoyed every single moment there