Million Toy Museum by Krirk Yoonpun is a place of learning and imagination founded by Professor Kerd Yungpan, a renowned Thai children’s book author and illustrator. With a strong passion for sharing happiness, memories, and creativity, he spent over 20 years collecting toys that now form the heart of this unique museum. The museum is not merely a display space, but a reflection of childhood joy and the power of imagination.

The museum building is a two-story white house set amidst a lush garden filled with large trees, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It feels like visiting the home of a friend who has lovingly filled every corner with treasured toys. The simple exterior hides a world of charm inside, inviting visitors to relax and open their hearts to nostalgia.

The interior exhibition is divided into two floors. The first floor features an extensive collection of tin toys from various countries, representing an era when toys were crafted with intricate details and simple yet fascinating mechanical designs. This floor also displays antique household items, Benjarong porcelain, glassware, and traditional Thai toys made from clay, wood, and fabric, offering insight into past lifestyles and local wisdom.

The second floor is a paradise for cartoon and pop culture enthusiasts. Glass cabinets are filled with models of beloved characters such as Doraemon, Snoopy, Hello Kitty, and Shinchan, along with various Western superheroes. The colorful and well-organized displays create a playful atmosphere that sparks imagination in visitors of all ages.

The surrounding area of the museum is peaceful and private, featuring open spaces for relaxation and a souvenir shop offering vintage toys and rare collectibles. There is also a popular noodle shop within the premises, allowing visitors to enjoy a satisfying meal in a comfortable setting after exploring the museum.

Million Toy Museum by Krirk Yoonpun is an ideal destination for families, children, photographers, and art lovers. Children can learn about the evolution of toys through different eras, while adults can reconnect with cherished childhood memories. Every corner of the museum is filled with color, warmth, and inspiration, making it a place where happiness knows no age and everyone can smile like a child once again.

Private Car:

• Located on U-Thong Road (the island ring road) near Pratu Chai School. On-site parking is available.

Tuk-Tuk:

• Simply ask for the "Million Toy Museum"; it is a well-known landmark among local drivers.

Bicycle:

• A perfect rest stop while cycling around the historical island of Ayutthaya.

Visitor Etiquette:

• Shoes must be removed before entering the building. Please avoid touching the glass display cases.

Dining:

• Do not miss the Tom Yum noodles at the on-site restaurant; they are highly recommended and very reasonably priced.

Photography:

• A wide-angle lens is recommended for indoor shots as the aisles between display cases can be narrow.

Admission Fee

• Adult: 50 THB

• Child: 20 THB

• Foreigner: 100 THB

Opening Hours

• Tue - Sun: 09:00 AM – 04:00 PM (Closed on Monday)