Rattanakosin Exhibition is a learning attraction where modern parents are most told that it is the place to take their children to experience learning outside the classroom endlessly. Children will be able to enjoy their lives, engage in high-tech activities and learn about history at the same time. Although it looks like a museum, it has something more amazing, suitable for children aged 4 years and over.

Ready to jump on the time machine.  In front of the entrance, you will find a screen showing a bird-shaped graphic image, just waving our hands gently in the monitor, the more birds fly up and stop to say hello, the faster the number of birds will be. It excites the kids from the doorstep.

When you walk inside rattanakosin exhibition, you will be divided into 2 routes to choose from with an informative guide, the first of which has 7 rooms, which tells the history and prosperity of various aspects of Rattanakosin. The route 2 has 2 rooms, this route will educate you about the royal duties of the nine kings of the Chakri dynasty, it takes about 2 hours each, we choose the first route first and then the second route.

Starting from the first room, "Immerse yourself in the community" is a showcase of the good things of bangkok's old community, such as Pencil House. Making inflatable pencils  The specialty of this room is that the floor area is a map of sensor points when stepping on it, whichever point is graphic. Point to the community display. The graphics trick children into wanting to know what good stuff is hidden at each point. Enjoy a lot and knowledge is tight.

Next up is the second room called "Rattanakosin Ruangroj", a 4D mixed medium with a cinema-like atmosphere. Show the transition from Thonburi to Rattanakosin and the pillars of The City planning city in accordance with the traditional urban planning. There's a caveat that this room is forbidden to take photos and videos. You only have to touch it yourself. Children must have fun and learn history from short films, enhancing learning and remembering.

Then came the third room. The "Glory of Siam" inside has all the palace models, whether outer, middle and inner layers, quite subtle and very realistic. There are tips on bouquets of blue leaves. Hang Swan Naban, about the architecture of the palace as well.

Next up is the fourth room, "Monstrosity", a room where children will be amazed by the 360-degree projection of various plays, so you should try to sit on the floor and lean against the walls around it, but if it is not convenient, there will be a seat in the middle of the room. The footage shows a play of art such as singing, dancing, drama, Khan learning. Beautiful delicate dance art You can create recognition and build on your thoughts.

When you're done looking at it, there's also a different information room to study where you're going. History, too. More importantly, you can also join in the fun of puppets. There's a cabinet to look at monkeys or Hanuman. It's so fun to forget about learning the same way.

Then let's move on to the fifth room, "Visit the city", a room that exhibits about where to eat in the city's neighbourhoods, a touchscreen that can be viewed as you like.

The specialty of this room is that before entering the room, it is available for photography, and the photo will go up in the animated monitor with our face on it, which is a short animated film, ensuring that the children will enjoy the characters who are their faces.

The next room is the "Lurabil Ceremony", which tells the story of the ceremonies that took place, which contains 12 months of royal ceremonies that some of the current ceremonies have already cancelled, such as the swing ceremony, and there are tidbits of the royal ceremony in the current government, such as the ceremony to the first lady of Nakwan, new knowledge such as looking at the characteristics of elephants according to the Book of Kochalak, etc.

Arriving in the seventh room is considered the last room of the first route, "Sangasri Architecture".  It represents the beautiful and diverse architecture of Rattanakosin, both Thai, Chinese and Western, with various palace architectural styles, replicating temple grounds, pillars, tiles, temple walls and the state of the city in each era.

For all the flavors of fun, let's continue on route 2, let's start with the first room" "Ruangrung Thai Way", showing the lifestyle of Siamese people in the early Rattanakosin period from birth until death. Tell a story through a replica of a Thai house and a river.

The highlight is the experimentation of a waterfront lifestyle cruise, where the boat can be rocked virtually. It's fun, it's exciting, and then the boat goes into another room. The scene was changed during the fourth reign, this is a special technique that surprises both the children and their parents. As for what it's like, you have to experience it for yourself.

Followed by arriving in Siam in the following days. By simulating siam's first banking events, post offices and department stores (also known as Western shops of the time), as well as bunkers of the past, learned realistic images of events through very interesting and memorable storytelling.

THIS WAS FOLLOWED BY SHOPS AND MOVIE THEATERS DURING THE TEENAGE GRANDPARENTS' ERA, AND ENDED UP TAKING THE BTS IN THE MODERN ERA.

Arrive in the final room of the second route, "The Heart of Pracha Room", which will tell the royal duties of the nine chakri dynasty monarchs via a video with a different way of telling it. It's easy to understand and learn more from the classroom.

Have fun and learn all the way. This holiday, you have to stop by the family to visit Rattanakosin Exhibition.