[Treasure trove of Thai movies: A guide to the Salaya Film Museum]

#BangkokStrategy**** The Thai Film Museum, located in Salaya on the outskirts of Bangkok, is the only film museum in the country, located within the Thai Film Archive, which was established in 1984. Here, you can learn about the 100-year history of Thai films through valuable exhibits, as well as costumes and props from classic films. **Highlights**: -Restored studio of the Suwansawat brothers, the "fathers of Thai cinema" -Golden Palm Trophy for director Apichatpong's "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives" -Projectors and scripts from the 1950s and 1960s **Access**: About 40 minutes by bus from central Bangkok. Free parking available on the museum grounds. **Recommended Experiences**: "Filmmaking Workshop" held every weekend (reservations required). The "Western Mirror Experience Corner," which can be enjoyed with children, is also popular. A must-see spot for film fans, where you can learn more about film history in a quiet environment. There are English-speaking guides available, so foreign tourists can feel at ease. When you visit, be sure to also take in the entire museum building (which has a unique design that recreates the birthplace of film around the world).