This afternoon Bangkok tour takes you the Jim Thomson's Thai House (King of Thai Silk; and Suan Pakkard Palace which was opened to public in 1959, famous for its several lacquer pavillions. Moreover, it contains many collections of ancient Thai arts and artifacts. (also known as the Lacquer Pavillion). Then continue to the golden-teakwood palace of Vimanmek Mansion, used to be the Royal palace, and nowadays opened as a Museum (opened daily from 09:30-15:15).

Jim Thompson’s Thai House; this remarkable Thai-style house, was the work of Mr. Jim Thompson, an American who came to Thailand at the end of The Second World War and revived the Thai Silk industry.

Suan Pakkard Palace; there is a complex of five traditional Thai House, overlooking a beautifully kept garden. They house a large collection of Asian Art and antiques.

Vimanmek Mansion Palace, the world’s largest building made entirely of golden teak.