The Bangkok Doll House Museum is a delightful cultural attraction located in the heart of Bangkok’s Ratchathewi area. Tucked away in Soi Mor Leng, the museum offers an extraordinary collection of handcrafted dolls dressed in authentic traditional Thai costumes, each representing different regions, festivals, and folk traditions of Thailand.

Established in 1957 by Khunying Thongkorn Chanthawimol, a master doll-maker, the museum is internationally recognized and has won the UNESCO Award for Cultural Preservation. Visitors can explore themed exhibits featuring Thai classical dancers, hill-tribe figures, royal processions, and even shadow puppet scenes—each piece crafted with meticulous attention to detail.

The museum’s cozy yet rich atmosphere makes it ideal for families, artists, collectors, and cultural travelers seeking a quiet and insightful experience. There is also a small workshop area where visitors can learn about the doll-making process and view artisans at work on miniature designs.

The collection changes occasionally with seasonal displays and cultural showcases, adding fresh charm with every visit. For photographers and art lovers, the museum provides unique angles and intricate subjects that reflect Thailand’s diverse heritage.

• By MRT: Exit at Phetchaburi Station, then take a short taxi or motorcycle taxi

• By Airport Rail Link: Get off at Ratchaprarop Station, about 10 minutes away by taxi

• By car or taxi: Head into Soi Mor Leng via Din Daeng or Ratchaprarop roads (limited parking nearby)

• Best to visit between November and February for cooler weather

• Wear comfortable shoes for walking and navigating narrow sois

• Photography is allowed—don’t forget to bring a macro lens for doll details

• Combine your trip with a visit to nearby attractions like Victory Monument or Pratunam Market

• Museum is small but rich—plan about 45 minutes to 1 hour for the visit

Admission Fee:

• Local visitors: Adult 100 THB, Child 50 THB

• Foreign visitors: Adult 150 THB, Child 75 THB

• (Updated 2025 by Bangkok Doll House Museum)

Opening Hours:

• Open Saturday: 09:00 – 15:00

• Closed on Sundays – Fridays & Thai public holidays