Nai Lert Park Heritage Home

Nai Lert Park Heritage Home is the former family residence built in 1915 for Phraya Bhakdinoraseth, also known as Nai Lert. The teak house preserves wooden floors, pillars and family possessions from three generations. Its owner explains that the decision to turn the residence into a heritage property was made in 2012, followed by almost three years of restoration. Visit the house through a guided tour. The current owner page lists tours Wednesday–Sunday at 09:30, 11:30, 14:30 and 16:30, with Monday and Tuesday closed. These are tour starting times, not a promise of continuous unaccompanied access throughout the day. Use the museum’s own reservation form or contact +66 2 253 0123 and museum@nailertgroup.com; the website says the team will contact applicants to confirm a reservation. Published admission is THB 350 for adults and THB 150 for students or children; children under 100 cm are admitted free. Confirm the current ticket and eligibility requirements when reserving. Thai traditional cooking classes and garland-making workshops are available on request for an additional fee. Ask about the schedule, group arrangements, language and total cost for the requested activity. The address is 4 Soi Somkid, off Phloen Chit Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330. The historic house sits within the Nai Lert estate, whose restaurants and event venues have their own services and booking arrangements. A restaurant reservation does not substitute for a museum tour confirmation. Ask the museum about step-free access and any assistance needed for the heritage building before visiting. The photograph is a covered wooden passage inside the Heritage Home, published on the owner’s museum page. Its capture date is unspecified; displays and visitor arrangements may change.