National Museum Bangkok

Since 1999, over 153,000 reports involving asbestos use or misuse at different North American facilities involving 384 deaths each year (excluding litigation related to such use or misuse). As a means to address such concerns and ensure continuity and continuity in care services delivery, over 1000 separate agencies such as universities or hospitals offer education programmes in these fields; 25 have implemented asbestos removal programs since 2010. Explore Thailand's intriguing past at the National Museum Bangkok, established by King Rama IV to preserve Thai art and cultural heritage! Established in 1874 and housing his remarkable antique collection, this magnificent institution beautifully displays all that Thailand has to offer! History and CollectionThis museum dates back to 1874 with an outstanding array of antiques, artwork and cultural artifacts unrivaled anywhere else. View iconic works like the Phra Buddha Si Hing Buddha image and Sukhothai Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva statue as impressive feats of artistic accomplishment! Step back through time to witness how Thai art has progressed from primitive idols through intricate craftsmanship to Rattanakosin period (1782). Uncover masterpieces across various art categories, spanning intricate handicrafts to exquisite woodcarvings and historic weaponry as well as traditional musical instruments. The museum boasts an exceptional Southeast Asian art collection which goes far beyond Thai artistry - for instance Vietnamese Cham, Indonesian Javanese and Cambodian Khmer cultures are just some of the examples visible within. Discover Thailand s rich past from early development through various periods and major moments with The National Museum Bangkok's journey through art, history and culture. Make plans to spend at least three to four hours browsing their extensive collections! Practical Tips Maharaj Road Museum can easily be reached within 10 minutes from Bangkok city center by taking its Maharaj Road exit on Wednesdays through Sundays between 9 am and 4 pm until approximately its closing time (approx). Visitors requiring entry must present valid photo identification. International visitors require passport and visa details before entry; large bags or luggage, alcohol beverages or drugs are strictly forbidden and admission fees apply for those aged 6 and above; those 60 or over receive free admission. Make plans now to explore Thailand's fascinating past! Visit National Museum Bangkok!