🏠 The Jim Thompson House Experience
The house itself is a masterpiece.
Built from six traditional Thai teakwood houses brought from different parts of Thailand, it represents:
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Classic Thai elevated architecture
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Intricate wood carvings
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Open-air design for tropical climate
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A curated collection of Southeast Asian art
Every room has intention.
Every detail has history.
Itinerary
| 8:00 | Pick up at the hotel’s lobby |
| 8:50 | Explore the Jim Thomson House Museum, a traditional-style teak house, built in 1959, is equally impressive. A complex of six traditional Thai houses that were shipped here from various parts of Thailand, it contains his extensive collection of Thai art and antiques such as blue-white Chinaware, Cambodian stone figures and Benjarong (a multi-colored porcelain made in China). Now a museum, it appears just how he left it before his mysterious disappearance in 1967. Continue to Bann Klua Muslim area where local people produce silk in the middle of the city. Also, it is the place where Mr. Jim Thomson got Thai silk to export in those day. |
| 10:50 | Transfer to the hotel |
