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95, ถนนสุขุมวิท, 10270, ตำบล ปากน้ำ, Amphoe Mueang Samut Prakan, TH Tailandia
kontakter telefon: +66 2 394 1997
internet side: www.museumthailand.com
Større kort og retningerLatitude: 13.6096956, Longitude: 100.5960717
Gordon Knowles
::The Naval Museum is located at Bang Nang Keng, ( Pak Nam ) Samut Prakan, opposite the Royal Thai Naval Academy on Sukhumvit Road, 10 kilometres from Bang Na intersection. The museum chronicles the history of the Royal Thai Navy and the important Naval battles, exhibits miniature ships such as the Royal Barges which were used in the Royal Barge Processions of King Rama V period, the warship HMS Phra Ruang, Rau Barge, HMS Matchanu - the first submarine of the Royal Thai Navy. It is open everyday except public holidays from 9.00 a.m.-15.30 p.m. For more information, Telephone: 0 2394 1997 0 2394 1997 0 2475 38080 0 2475 38080 . I visited this museum on Friday the 4th June 2010, having spent most of the day in Samut Prakan town. I was surprised that the naval officer kept my friends I.D. Card when we visited this museum. They asked nothing from me ! It was a very hot day and it was a pleasure to remove my shoes going into the cool , tiled museum. The Royal Thai Naval Academy was established by His Majesty the King Chulalongkorn ( Rama V ) in 1898. He officially opened the Academy on 20 November 1906. Originally located on the royal yacht Maha Chakri and some other boats donated by HM the King, the Academy later moved to Wangderm Palace in Thonburi in the compound of the present headquarters of the Royal Thai Navy, then to Sattahip, and finally ended at its current location in Samut Prakan in 1952. Seeing this took me back to the time I entered the Royal Navy at HMS Ganges in Suffolk in 1962, at a place called Shotley Gate. It was much the same guards , impressive layout, rural surroundings and next to the sea or river.
Joe Godbout
::Nice collection of materials from early days of the modern 20th century thai navy. Open air so like the Royal Thai Airforce Museum a little dirty. No english to explain what artifacts are. Be sure to bring your passport to leave at gate for entrance.
Øyvind Stenhaugen
::Veldig bra mottagelse ble guidet rundt . De skal flytte til bedre lokaler neste år
Norbert Knüppel
::Das Museum befindet sich in direkter Nachbarschaft zur thailändischen Marineakademie. Im Hauptgebäude befindet sich eine Gedenkstätte für den Admiral HRH Prince Abhakara (Prince of Chumphon) " Vater der Königlichen Thailändischen Marine " Sein Geburtstag,der 19.Dezember 1880 und sein Todestag, der 19.Mai 1923, sind bis heute, zwei von vier Feiertagen der Royal Thai Navy (RTN) die jährlich begangen werden. In ganz Thailand gibt es um die 200 Schreine und Statuen vom Price Abhakara der von vielen Seeleuten, Fischer und Marine Leuten verehrt wird. Man bringt Opfergaben und betet für den "Vater der Marine " der zu den " 108 Gottheiten im Himmel" gehört. In den Stockwerken 2 und 3 sind Modelle der Royal Barge ( Königliche Ruderbarkassen ), eine Marine Uniformen Sammlung ,nautische Instrumente und Marinechronometer untergebracht.
Ian Black
::I went along December 2016 I had seen this museum on Google maps so went along. Free entry and when I went the place was empty of other visitors. There is plenty to see and history of the Thai navy to read about. The place could do with more exhibits I think and a re-fresh but still free entry so not all bad. I did enjoy my visit all the same