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Kamthieng House Museum
Kamthieng House (The Siam Society), Bangkok is the headquarters of the Siam Society in Bangkok. This society looks after promotion and preservation of Thai heritage, art, culture, nature, wildlife through study trips, discourses, museums, exhibition as well as published materials
The Kamthieng House, 160 years old stands on the grounds of the Siam Society Bangkok. The house of the rice farmer made of teak wood and transported from the Chiang Mai's Ping River stands now as Kamthieng House (The Siam Society), Bangkok. This house of 19th century was of ethnological and artistic value.
The exhibits displayed reflect family and community life, combining traditional displays with film clips to illustrate cultural activities and recorded ritual chants in the background to simulate realism.
Kamthieng House is a museum dedicated to preserving a lifestyle from a culture that's almost 800 years old, providing an interesting study in a traditional society that's fast disappearing.
The Kamthieng House, 160 years old stands on the grounds of the Siam Society Bangkok. The house of the rice farmer made of teak wood and transported from the Chiang Mai's Ping River stands now as Kamthieng House (The Siam Society), Bangkok. This house of 19th century was of ethnological and artistic value.
The exhibits displayed reflect family and community life, combining traditional displays with film clips to illustrate cultural activities and recorded ritual chants in the background to simulate realism.
Kamthieng House is a museum dedicated to preserving a lifestyle from a culture that's almost 800 years old, providing an interesting study in a traditional society that's fast disappearing.
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