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the National Maritime Museum |
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The Fine Arts Department initiated the construction of the National Maritime Museum as a matter of urgency with its aim becoming a centre for collection, conservation, study and exhibition in the field of Thai maritime
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The Prachinburi National Museum |
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is location in the city of Prachiburi as a centre of archaeological and Historical museums in the East of Thailand... to exhibit and collect art and archaeolical objects found in Prachinburi and its surroundings.
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The National Museum of Thai rice farmers |
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stand in remembrance to honor of His Royal Highness Prince Washiralongkorn paid three royal visit over the ritual cermonies of making fertilizer, sowing and harvesting at Suphanburi province in 1985-1986.
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Ratchaburi National Museum |
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situated on Woradet Road, near the Maeklong River. The edifice was formerly the town hall, built in 1922 during the reign of King Vajiravudh. It is a one-storey building on a high raised floor.
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Phra Nakhon Khiri Museum |
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commonly known as Khao Wang, means the celestial city on the mountain. This magnificent site built in the reign of King Rama IV (King MongKut) ascended the throne in 1851, and then 7 years later in 1858 he began the project ...
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Phra Pathom Chedi National Museum |
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began in the reign of King Chulalongkorn when Prince Damrongrajanubhap had set the plan to collect the antiques scattered in Nakhon Pathom.
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The Chainatmuni National Museum |
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was founded by Phra Chainatmuni (Nuam Suthatto), former Chief of Abbots of Chainat province and abbot of Wat Phra Borommathat Warawihan, who was interested in collecting antiquities found in Chainat and nearby provinces.
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Narai National Museum |
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was built by King Narai, the king who ruled Ayuthaya from 2199 to 2231 B.E. He had the palace built in the town of Lopburi in 2209 B.E. on 41 rai of land to be a palace.
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Chantharakasem National Museum |
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situated in the Chantharakasem Palace, originally was the residence of King Naresaun the great established in 1577 A.D. before he ascended the throne. It was known as the palace of the front. Later on during Ayutthaya period.
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Chaosamphraya National Museum |
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Ayutthaya was the capital of Thailand for 417 years and was destroyed by the Burmese in 1767. What was left are the numerous magnificent ruins of the old capital and also a large number of ancient art objects.
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