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The Jim Thompson Housein Bangkok, Thailand

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The mysteriously missing king of Thai silk left as a legacy to the world his beautiful house, which now accommodates a remarkable museum of antiques.
The Jim Thompson House, Bangkok
The amazing story of Jim Thompson, as well as his famous house, will not leave anyone indifferent. Jim Thompson dedicated his life to the study of the original Thai culture, engaged in the search and restoration of various antiques. Thus, he managed to gather an impressive collection of antiques.

For everyone to see his collection, Jim Thompson created a special house for visits. Thus, the collector moved into his property six antique Thai houses, found in different provinces of Thailand.

These teak houses still create a harmonious ensemble; and curious visitors can appreciate the amazing collection of antiques, covering 13 centuries of history.

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Location: 6 Soi Kasemsan 2, Rama 1 Rd

Open hours

Monday-Saturday from 09:00 am tо 05:00 pm

Contacts

Phone: +662-216-7368

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Guest07 October 2024

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