Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Bangkok Review - a wonderful thing to do in Bangkok
Please note: the information in this post is now outdated but have a read of our updated Bangkok Things to do Guide here.
Please note: the information in this post is now outdated but have a read of our updated Bangkok Things to do Guide here.
Trip Index (what we have published so far): Air France Economy Class Review Paris (CDG) to Bangkok, Thailand (BKK), Asia – AF 166 Eat fabulous Bangkok street food at Soi 36 (near BTS Thong Lo) and Victory Monument Sample original Thai food at Somtam Nua, Bangkok near Siam Square – Bangkok's best papaya salad? Bangkok's Top 5 best coffee places – where to work and drink delicious coffee in Bangkok 10 reasons to visit Bangkok's stunning rooftop bars Vertigo and Moon Bar at Banyan Tree The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) is located on the outskirts of Bangkok, near the old airport (DMK) and the Chatuchak Weekend Market.
The Museum is pretty new and features a very inspiring set of art from contemporary Thai artists.
The exhibition spawns five floors, so it is a good idea to allow at least two hours to see all the art in the museum.
I was floored by the quality of the artwork and how extensive the collection is. I went to the Musee de Marrakesh just a week before (which was barely two rooms) but this museum goes all out.
The entrance fees is 180 baht and the museum is closed on Mondays.
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