Siam Niramit

Siam Nitamit world-class performance of Thailand's arts and cultural heritage

This must-see spectacular is performed on the gigantic stage now listed in the Guinness World Records, featuring over 150 performers with as many as 500 costumes. On top of this, enhanced special effects with the world's most advanced technology are used to produce a stimulating, very realistic and inspiring experience.

This is a Journey to the Enchanted Kingdom of Thailand. Siam Niramit is set on a site of 10 acres and, in addition to the theater, comprises a quaint Thai Village set on a canal, bringing to life the traditional lifestyles, arts and crafts of the four regions of the Kingdom. A delicious Thai-Western buffet is served at three dining rooms with seating for 1000, and there is also enjoyable Outdoor Entertainment. A number of Souvenir Shops offer beautiful handicrafts and keepsakes from around Thailand.

Act 1 : Journey Back into History

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

Scene 1 :  The North : The Ancient Kingdom of Lanna.

Scene 2 : The South Sea.....Traders from Overseas.

Scene 3 : Issan.....Heritage of the Khmer Civilization.

Scene 4 : The Central Plains - Ayutthaya, the Mighty Capital.

Act 2 : Journey Beyond Imagination: The Three Worlds: Hell, Himapaan Forest and Heaven

Despite the diverse cultures and livelihood, Thai people are all bound by common belief in the religious principle of the Law of Karma. The good deeds or bad deeds in this world will result in merit or suffering in the next life.

Scene 1 : Fiery Hell

Scene 2 : Mystical Himapaan Forest

Scene 3 : Blissful Heaven

Act 3 : Journey Through Joyous Festivals

Buddhists believe that to go to heaven, one must gather merit on earth. Thus, Thai culture is full of a wide variety of merit-making festivals, which combine religious ceremony with joyful celebrations. For example, Ordination, Song Kran, Phi Dtaa Khon, and Loy Krathong.

Buddhists believe that to go to heaven, one must gather merit on earth. Thus, Thai culture is full of a wide variety of merit-making festivals, which combine religious ceremony with joyful celebrations. For example, Ordination, Song Kran, Phi Dtaa Khon, and Loy Krathong.

Address:

Ratchada Niramit Co. Ltd., 19,

Tiamruammit Road, Bangkok 10320,

Phone: (662) 649-9222

Fax: (622) 6499275

How to get there:

Access By Metro (MRT):

Siam Niramit Run a free Shuttle bus service from Thailand Cultural Center Station.

Take exit 1

Pick up start at 17:30hrs

cycle time: around 15 mins.

drop-offs begin after the show ends.