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Children's Discovery Museum
The museum is located inside Queen Sirikit Park and was established under the royal initiative of Her Majesty the Queen, in her realizing the significance of creating a pleasurable learning process for Thai children. Based on the Bangkok Metropolitan Administrations children and family activities, the Childrens Discovery Museum took shape in the form of 3 exhibition buildings and an open-air activity ground covering a total area of 5 rai. The construction was completed in 2001 and undertaken under the project to celebrate the 60th birthday anniversary of Her Majesty the Queen.
The museum offers exhibitions as well as funny activities for children to enjoy and learn about human life, sciences, culture and society, nature and the environment, including an exhibition in honour of Her Majesty the Queen.
To get there: Take the Skytrain to Mo Chit, then walk to the building opposite the Chatuchak Weekend Market.
Best times to visit are early mornings and afternoons on weekdays, to avoid school groups and tour crowds so that the visit becomes worthwile for your kids.
The museum offers exhibitions as well as funny activities for children to enjoy and learn about human life, sciences, culture and society, nature and the environment, including an exhibition in honour of Her Majesty the Queen.
To get there: Take the Skytrain to Mo Chit, then walk to the building opposite the Chatuchak Weekend Market.
Best times to visit are early mornings and afternoons on weekdays, to avoid school groups and tour crowds so that the visit becomes worthwile for your kids.
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