Siam Niramit

Siam Niramit | Bangkok
          19 Tiamruammit Road, Huaykwang, Bangkok 10320

Essential Information.

Operating Times

  • Siam Niramit Bangkok opens everyday.
  • Reservation Office is open every day from 09.00 hrs. - 20.00 hrs.
  • Operating hours are 17.00 hrs - 22.00 hrs.
  • Buffet Dinner from 17.00 hrs. – 20.00 hrs.
  • Pre-show entertainment from 19.00 hrs. – 19.30 hrs.
  • Theatre doors opens at 19.30 hrs.
  • Show starts at 20.00 hrs.
  • Show duration is 80 minutes without intermission.

 

Seating information

  • Golden seats are the best situated in the theatre. They are limited in number.
  • Online bookings are made on a first-come first-served basis.
  • Actual seats are allocated on Show Day, with preference given to online bookings.

 

Free Shuttle Service

  • A free shuttle service runs from Exit 1 of Thailand Cultural Centre MRT Station.

 

Terms and Conditions:

  • You will receive a welcome drink and a free souvenir booklet when you collect your tickets
  • Ticket price includes 7% VAT.
  • Tickets are non-refundable.
  • Online payments must be fully settled before your selected show date.
  • If the transaction has NOT completed, you will be asked to pay directly when collecting your tickets.
    (The online transaction will then be cancelled).
  • Reservation conditions may change without prior notice.
  • If circumstances mean that a show cannot be presented on the date for which you have booked, you will be notified at least 30 days in advance, and offered the choice of a new show date, or a full refund.


          To walk from the MRT, please use the footbridges to cross the busy Ratchada intersection.
Please allow 10-20 minutes walking time.

For over seven centuries, Siam has been home of diverse cultures, a cross-road where civilizations meet.
          In Act 1, Siam Niramit takes you back to the past to witness...

Despite their diverse cultures and livelihoods, Thai people are all bound by a common belief in the religious principle of the Law of Karma. Good deeds or bad deeds in this world result in merit or suffering in the next life.
          In Act 2 we visit the three realms central to traditional Thai beliefs...

Thai Buddhists believe that to go to heaven, one must gather merit on earth. Thai culture is full of a wide variety of merit-making festivals, which combine religious ceremony with colourful and joyful celebration, for example, Ordination Ceremonies, Songkran, the Phitakhon Ghost Parade, Loy Krathong etc.
 

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