![bangkokjimthompsonshrine - Unclock Asian art at the Jim Thompson House. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/bangkokjimthompsonshrine.jpg)
200 baht (adult) 
1-3 hours 
Less than a mile awayJim Thompson, an American-born industrialist, was a lover of Asian art and spent the end of his life in a house in Bangkok, where he assembled his ancient Asiatic treasures. Visit the Jim Thompson House on Rama 1 Road and discover more about thousands of years of Asian history - and the man who lived amongst it all - from 9am to 6pm this Monday.
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