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[0] => Monday: Closed
[1] => Tuesday: 8:30 AM \u2013 4:30 PM
[2] => Wednesday: 8:30 AM \u2013 4:30 PM
[3] => Thursday: 8:30 AM \u2013 4:30 PM
[4] => Friday: 8:30 AM \u2013 4:30 PM
[5] => Saturday: 10:00 AM \u2013 6:00 PM
[6] => Sunday: 10:00 AM \u2013 6:00 PM
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The Pipit Banglamphu Museum is housed in a building that used to be the Kuru Sapha Printing House or Wat Sangwet Printing House. The wooden building, constructed in 1925, served as a text-book store. The concrete building, built in 1932, was the Wat Sangwet Printing School, the first printing school in Thailand. Pipit Banglamphu. The museum preserves the history of Banglamphu, its communities, craftsmen,places and the way of life in this neighbourhood in old Bangkok.
@ 17 Nov, 2019
This was the best experience I had so far with Thai people. The two women helped me find out about the Dusit Zoo (which has or is in the process of moving), and one of them gave me a personnel museum tour. Those two are the best representatives of their country any country could hope to achieve. And I had a good time touring the museum. They were so nice I completely forgot about the zoo.
@ 15 Nov, 2019
Knowledge for Thai money history with interesting exhibition. But it would be better if the guest are freely look the exhibition with their own peace without the staff. Or staff be there for guiding is enough.
@ 25 Dec, 2019
Local history museum of the banglamphu area. Clean exhibit with interesting items and stories. The English translation is done well especially compared to other Thai museums
@ 24 Dec, 2019
It was "The night at the museum". Beautiful workshops, friendly local people, typical dances. Good atmosphere.
@ 21 Aug, 2019
So happy to have this creative and tech-supported exhibition in Thailand showing the good, old days of Siam in the past.