Explore the historic heart of Bangkok, the Grandeur “5th Art of the Kingdom”, the finest Thai artistry and the crafts, and the amazing city of Angels.

Here at the Anantasamakhom Thorn Hall, one of the prestigious events to celebrate the auspicious occasion of 60th anniversary of HM the King’s accession to the trone and 80th birthday anniversary organized by Foundation for the Promotion of Supplementary Occupations & Related Technique (SUPPORT) of HM the Queen is the 5th Arts of the Kingdom exhibition. It will be open for display from Friday May 2nd, 2008 onward, except Monday and national holidays.

Of extraordinary beauty and craftsmanship, some of the masterpieces are
: Busabok Mala Thorne, one of the King’s decoration items
: Carved Wooden Royal Hawdah reproduced from Julong Thong Throne stands at the Front Hall of Chakri Maha Prasat Throne Hall used for the mounting on the Royal Elephant
: Phra Kachatan Royal Howdah reproduced from Pudtan Kachatan Throne stands at the north balcony of Chakri Maha Prasat Throne Hall for the use at the ancient wartime.

Exhibition hours 10.00 a.m. to 08.00 p.m. (Last ticket sold at 07.00 p.m.)
Closed Mondays, and on the New Year and Songkran Holidays

Thai food is currently very popular and is well known worldwide. It acts as an envoy to publicize Thai culture and the good image of the country. Thai food is diverse in taste and preparation. It uses herbs, which benefit health. Moreover, Thai food features exquisite food decoration that makes food eye-catching as well as appetizing. Each region hasits own unique identity. Experience a variety of typical Thai food and the warm hospitality of waitresses dressed in national costumes. After dinner sit back, relax and enjoy a spectacular performance of Thai classical dances. One of the best known aspect of Thai classical dances is the complicity between dancers and the audience-established by rigorous coded gestures. Each movement has a meaning and express a particular emotion.