Thai Human Imagery Museum — Attraction in Nakhon Pathom Province

A two-level museum with ample free parking. Wheelchair friendly. Can access upper floor via elevator.

Astounding lifelike figures of Thai monarchs, revered monks, Thai mythical and historical figures with a few international figures thrown in. Very realistic artwork. I especially liked the Thai children figures engaging in retro pastimes.

Visitors are allowed to freely take photographs in the museum except with/of the Thai monarchs. You have to engage the in-house photographer with payment of 60 baht per 8x11” printed photo.

Bear in mind almost half of the figures are of revered Thai monks who are mostly unknown to foreigners. Despite that, it was an...

This is a beautiful place for foreigners interested in thai history and thai nationals who want to know more about their country, magnificent job by the artist who created identical life size statues, portraits., but disappointed once again with the triple pricing for foreigners, my thai friendbpaid 80 baht I paid 300, for a foreigner to enjoy culture and fine art in thailand sure will have to pay a steep price and to me is discriminating and shameful, I will try not visit places that will triple price me. But if you don't mind then go because you will be...

This is a really cool wax museum. I love wax museums, and this is one of the best ones that I've ever been to. One of the first exhibits in a very nice hall with royalty figures. You can't take pictures, but they take them for you. Afterwards, you can buy your picture in a frame. Everywhere else you can take pictures, though. So, I thought that was a very cool way for them to make a little extra money. There are a lot of shops around the museum, so it's a chill place to hang out for a few hours. They even have mini tours around town that you can take...