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A History Lovers Guide to Bangkok 
 
by Mark R. Whittington September 06, 2005

The National Museum

The National Museum is located in an eighteenth-century palace. It houses the largest collection of Thai art and artifacts in the country. There are some fascinating displays of Chinese weapons, ceramics, clothing and textiles, woodcarving and traditional musical instruments from Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Indonesia.

Visiting Bangkok

Bangkok’s international airport handles flights from all over the world and is one of the cheapest to fly in and out of. Bus and train service from the rest of South East Asia is not quite as reliable or cheap. While Bangkok traffic is nightmarish at the best of times, the brand new Skytrain mass transit system is a good way to get around. The Chao Phraya river also makes a good highway for those who want to travel by boat.

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