[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Thai Railway Museum (Updated Jun)

#GetDiscountNotRelyingOnLuck Today we will take you back to the past, the story of Thai trains at the Thai Railway Museum, a small area in front of Bangkok Railway Station or Hua Lamphong Railway Station. Although this museum is just a small museum, inside it is full of the history of the Thai Railway Department. 🚩 The Thai Railway Museum was established since 2015 to collect history and various stories about Thai trains for those who are interested to study. The area is divided into 2 floors. The lower floor is full of various collectibles related to trains, whether it is equipment used in the past in railway operations, old train tickets packed in the car, various model trains, uniforms of the Royal Railway Department in the past, kitchenware used in the food car, white ceramic utensils with cracked ivory decorated with Garuda, including brassware. Because before 1951, the State Railway of Thailand had the status of the Royal Railway Department with Garuda as a symbol, convenient equipment And convenient route, signs on the side of the car indicating the origin and destination, etc. 🚂 The upper part of the 2nd floor displays royal chairs from the reign of King Rama VII, safety signs and some items that were once used in the railway business but are now no longer used. ✅ The things collected in this area are many things that many travelers may have seen but have not seen for a long time, some things they have never seen before in their lives, some things they have seen but do not know what they are. Come here...everything has an answer. 🚉 In front of the museum, there is also a corner selling various souvenirs related to trains, including Railway Passport for collecting stamps at train stations nationwide as souvenirs. 🚧 The Thai Railway Museum is open for free admission from Wednesday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and public holidays. #DadSergeantMomTakesYouOnATravel #DadSergeantMomInvitesYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #ThaiRailwayMuseum

#tripfreeaccommodation #Bangkoktourism #ThaiRailwayMuseum 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. The Thai Railway Museum is located on the left in front of Hua Lamphong Station. Open the iron fence and walk in. This place is open Wednesday-Sunday 9:00-17:00. Collecting stories about Thai trains, equipment, souvenirs, etc. When you enter the door, you will see a convenient machine that will send signals between stations whether the train can pass or not. Next is a bell, used to tell whether the train is entering or leaving by ringing the bell as an even or odd number. In the cabinet, there is a red hat made of elephant skin (real) for the station master only. Another highlight is a painting by Picasso that Thailand once auctioned to raise money to buy a warship. This place has 3 floors. Every exhibit has an interesting story that the lecturer is ready to guide you through.

🚞 The State Railway of Thailand has renovated the front building of Bangkok Railway Station on the west side to become the office of the Thai Railway Foundation and the Thai Railway Museum. The foundation was officially registered on July 3, 2015. 🚂 The main objective of the Thai Railway Foundation is to raise funds for the establishment and operation of the Thai Railway Museum, making it a learning center for studying, exchanging, researching, and developing rail transport systems. 🚆 Additionally, the foundation supports and promotes the use of rail transport technology, providing grants and awards for those interested in developing knowledge in rail transport technology. The Thai Railway Museum has two floors: 🚄 The ground floor exhibits tools and equipment used in railway operations and railway hotels, including old items that are either still in use or have been retired, such as porcelain plates and bowls from the reign of King Rama V, hard train tickets, date stamping devices, signal lanterns, telegraph machines, wind-up clocks, and benches made from decommissioned railway sleepers. 🚄 The souvenir shop sells items such as picture frames, train tickets, t-shirts, hats, bags, refrigerator magnets, business card holders, paperweights, and more. 🚇 The upper floor displays a royal chair from the reign of King Rama VII, posters warning of railway dangers, and a corner simulating the atmosphere of being on a train for visitors to take photos as souvenirs. ♨️ Thai Railway Museum: 191 Rong Muang Road, Rong Muang Subdistrict, Pathum Wan District, Bangkok 🎯 Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/uyrfDBXmYFho44Lf8 🕘 Opening hours: 09:00 – 17:00 (Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)

#fallishere If you are going to the railway market, the best option is to rent a car which will drive you there. The journey is about two hours from the town area. The place is really amazing. At 10am in the morning, the train will pass by the railway which is occupied by the vegetable seller. Then they will keep away their things and let the train pass through. This is a very special and amazing scene that you will be able to view from there. The experience is totally different when you are standing there and watching the train go pass by you. Address - Mueang Samut Songkhram District, Samut Songkhram 75000, Thailand Rating - 4/5