Bangkok Dolls Museum, Bangkok
The Bangkok Dolls Museum displays a collection of about 400 dolls from around the world.
The Bangkok Dolls Museum displays a collection of about 400 dolls from around the world. Established by Khunying Tongkorn Chandavimol in 1956 after she completed a course on doll making at the Ozawa Doll School in Tokyo, it has since grown into a full-fledged museum. Apart from international dolls, there are local Khon dolls, hill tribe dolls, Thai rural dolls and Khon mask miniatures.
Hours
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Closed
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8:00
17:00
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8:00
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Wed
8:00
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Fri
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8:00
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About Bangkok Dolls Museum
85 Soi Ratchataphan (Soi Mo Leng)
+66 2 245-3008
Bangkok Dolls Museum and Nearby Sights on Map
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Phaya Thai Palace
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Wat Ga Buang Kim
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Thai Labour Museum
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Santiphap Park
Holy Rosary Church
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Suan Pakkad Palace
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Pratunam Market
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Victory Monument (Bangkok)
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Peninsula Plaza
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