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Free shuttle bus from Bangkok to the Arts of the Kingdom Museum

By Editorial
Posted in Sights, Museums, thai tips
Tags: Arts of the Kingdom Museum, shuttle bus

December 29 2019

From the beginning of this month, foreign and Thai tourists can use free shuttle buses to the Arts of the Kingdom Museum in Ko Kut, Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.

The 50-seater shuttle bus service runs twice a day from Tuesday to Sunday. The bus departs from Na Phra Lan Road, opposite the Phiman Deves Gate at the Grand Palace in Bangkok. The bus will stop once at Sanam Luang.

The first bus departs Bangkok at 10.30:14.00 AM and the return bus departs from the museum at 12.00:15.00 PM. The second bus departs Bangkok at XNUMX:XNUMX PM and departs from the museum at XNUMX:XNUMX PM.

Foreign tourists who purchase the 500 Baht entrance ticket to the Grand Palace in Bangkok are also entitled to access the Arts of the Kingdom Museum. You can also buy a ticket directly at the museum for 150 Baht per person.

The Arts of the Kingdom museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10.00am-15.30:15.00pm. The last tickets can be purchased at XNUMX p.m.

Please note that the museum is closed on all Mondays and during the New Year and Songkran holidays. The museum will be closed during this period from December 28, 2019 to January 6, 2020.

Source: TAT

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