The Nai Lert Park Heritage Home is a historic, over one-hundred-year-old house made of golden teak, located in the heart of Bangkok amidst a sprawling natural garden. It originated from the former holiday home of Phraya Phakdi Noraset (Lert Sresthaputra), also known as "Nai Lert".

• Nai Lert Park Heritage Home Museum: Displays ancient artifacts and the history of Nai Lert; the space is divided into the "Than Chao Khun" (master) residence and the women's quarters.

• Ma Maison (serves authentic Thai cuisine in the style of Nai Lert)

General information and history

• Year of construction: 1915 (BE 2458); built from teak wood salvaged from the Rama VI bridge.

• Current administrator: Napaporn Bodiratnangkura (4th generation descendant)

• Architectural style: A single-story, two-part house made of golden teak. With wide, overlapping roof overhangs that provide shade and protection from rain.

Visitor information and opening hours

• Open: Wednesday – Sunday (Closed Mondays and Tuesdays)

• Students / Children: 150 THB (Free entry for children under 100 cm tall)

Location: 2/2 Soi Somkid, Witthayu Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok

(Near the BTS Skytrain stations Chit Lom and Phloen Chit)