“Tracing the Rails @ Thai Railway Museum”

In the heart of Hua Lamphong, there is another world filled with the scent of history and the classic charm of the "Thai train" quietly waiting.

If you haven’t been to the Thai Railway Museum yet, I think you should find a chance to visit at least once ✨

📍 Location: Hua Lamphong Railway Station
🕘 Open: Wednesday–Sunday | 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
🚫 Closed: Monday–Tuesday and public holidays
💰 Free admission!

💡 Highlights that will make you say wow~

🔸 A replica of the "old dining car chair" that people actually sat on during the steam train era. Anyone who visits can try sitting on it! Experience the feeling of traveling to Chiang Mai before air conditioning existed!
(But you’ll get the scent of old leather and polished wood instead 🤎)

🔸 “The Royal Chair” of King Rama V 👑
The genuine, priceless teak wood carved chair used in the special royal train procession. It reflects the luxury and royal prestige of the era when the “Thai train” was considered cutting-edge technology in Asia!

🔸 Models of the first locomotives & carriages
🔸 Map of the ASEAN railway routes
🔸 Old-style stamped paper tickets
🔸 And rare black-and-white photos of old stations that once existed across the country!

🎯 Suitable for all ages, from young children to vintage-loving adults
📸 Plenty of photo spots, especially the vintage train scenes & the sacred Thai-patterned wooden walls

🧡 Try spending a chill day off strolling here,
and you’ll fall in love with the “Thai train” without even realizing it 🚉💕

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