Easy guide to Thailand Cultural Center, Bangkok, Thailand. Watch Thai and international classical live performances.

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Thailand Cultural Center: Thai and international classical live performances Thailand Cultural Center is a 600+million Baht building officially opened in 1987. During the first few years, it was jammed with live performances, exhibitions, and trade fairs. Many world renown artists have been here before mainly from Japan like Sadao Watanabe, Kitaro, etc. Later, with more newcomers in the arena (i.e. Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Siam Paragon's Royal Paragon Hall, Central World Plaza's Bangkok Convention Center) the cultural center targets more on Thai and international classical performances. Presently, Thailand Cultural Center is among a few venues to host classical live performances such as opera, ballet, music, etc. www.culture.go.th/tcc.html (Thai)
Thailand Cultural Center in modern Thai style architecture.
Map of Thailand Cultural Center MRT Subway: Thailand Cultural Center (CUL) Exit 1 Note: Thailand Cultural Center subway station is not interconnected with Thailand Cultural Center, both are 10-15 minutes away by foot. This area can be deserted at night and taking a taxi or a Tuk Tuk is recommended.

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