Suan Hong Residential Hall is a part of the Dusit Palace complex, built during the reign of King Rama V as a serene private residence away from official duties. This elegant hall stands as a significant architectural and historical landmark of the Rattanakosin era.

One of the hall’s most remarkable features is its fusion of traditional Thai and Western architecture, including classic Thai gables, smooth plaster walls, and detailed stucco designs. Inside, visitors will find finely carved wooden furniture and mural paintings that depict royal life and important historical events.

During the cooler months between November and February, the atmosphere becomes tranquil and refreshing — perfect for a peaceful stroll. Visitors can enjoy the historic ambiance while taking in the natural beauty of the palace surroundings.

Ideal for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, art students, and photographers, Suan Hong Hall offers an enriching experience that connects the past to the present.

Visitors are warmly invited to explore this graceful corner of Thai royal heritage and witness the timeless elegance of the Rattanakosin era.

• Public bus lines 18, 70, or 505 to the Dusit Zoo area

• Taxi or private car via U Thong Nai Road

• MRT to Bang Sue Station, then a 10–15 minute taxi ride

• Best time to visit is from November to February when the weather is cool and pleasant

• Wear comfortable walking shoes as the area is large and requires walking

• Photography may be restricted in certain indoor areas – ask staff before taking photos

• Food is not allowed inside the hall compound

• Check opening days and hours in advance, especially on public holidays

Admission Fee:

• Thai nationals: Adults 20 THB, Children 10 THB

• Foreign visitors: Adults 50 THB, Children 20 THB

• (Updated 2025 by Department of Fine Arts)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 09:00–16:00

• Last admission at 15:30