Prasart Museum

Prasart Museum is a private museum in Hua Mak, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok, located on Krungthep Kritha Road. Founded by collector Prasart Thong-aram, it houses an extensive collection of Thai antiques, ceramics, and art. The grounds feature full-scale replicas of traditional Thai buildings, including a northern teak house, central Thai house, and Khmer-style sanctuary, built to preserve and showcase Thailand's architectural heritage for visitors.

Visitors can expect a guided tour through landscaped grounds with full-scale replicas of traditional Thai architecture, including teak houses, a riverside house, and a Khmer-influenced sanctuary. Interiors display antiques, ceramics, furniture, textiles, and religious artifacts collected over decades. The setting is quiet and residential, with gardens and pavilions. All visits are by prior appointment with a guide leading through the buildings and collections.

Private museum established in the 1980s by Thai businessman and collector Prasart Thong-aram to preserve Thai antiques and traditional architecture. Created as a conservation project, full-scale replicas of historic buildings were constructed on the estate to prevent loss of traditional building knowledge and to house the collection.

Showcases regional Thai architectural styles, traditional craftsmanship, and everyday heritage through replicas of northern, central and northeastern structures and displays of ceramics, lacquerware, textiles and religious art reflecting Thai cultural traditions.