Abhisek Dusit Throne Hall is a refined and culturally rich museum that displays exquisite traditional Thai handicrafts crafted under the Royal Initiative of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother. This hall is a part of the royal Dusit Palace and serves as a window into Thailand’s artistic soul.

Built during the reign of King Rama V, the throne hall exhibits a rare blend of Victorian and Thai architectural styles, featuring intricate woodwork, delicate fretwork, and graceful colonial-era charm. Inside, visitors can marvel at handmade works including embroidery, gold-thread textiles, basketry, wood carving, silverware, and lacquerware.

The exhibitions rotate periodically to highlight seasonal and regional collections, offering fresh perspectives each time you visit. The hall’s ambiance is serene and regal, making it ideal for contemplative exploration.

This destination is particularly captivating for art and history enthusiasts, cultural travelers, students, and photographers seeking a deeper understanding of Thai heritage and aesthetics.

For those inspired by cultural artistry and timeless royal craftsmanship, Abhisek Dusit Throne Hall is a must-visit jewel in Bangkok’s cultural crown.

• Public buses (routes 70, 515, 539)

• Taxi or ride-hailing apps

• Private car (parking available in the Dusit Palace area)

• Best to visit between November and February when the weather is cooler

• Wear comfortable footwear for walking through museum grounds

• Photography is not allowed inside—so be present and absorb the details

• Be sure to stop by the souvenir shop featuring authentic royal craft products

• Plan to combine your visit with nearby sites like Vimanmek Mansion or Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall

Admission Fee:

• Thai nationals: Adults 40 THB, Children 20 THB

• Foreign visitors: Adults 100 THB, Children 50 THB
  (Updated 2025 by the Fine Arts Department)

Opening Hours:

• Tuesday–Sunday: 09:30 AM – 04:00 PM

• Closed on Mondays and public holidays