Siam Niramit, Bangkok Overview

The Siam Niramit Cultural Show is a definite experience while you are here. Showcasing authentic Thai culture, this jaw-dropping performance would leave you in complete awe. A beautiful, yummy and authentic Thai dinner organised post the show provides for a whole entertainment package. While the prices may seem to be on the higher end, it's undoubtedly a pure delight!

Siam Niramit is packed 90 minutes of talented and passionate rhythmic dancers, harmonious music, splendid sets and intriguing costumes over a massive stage. The stage, known as the Ratchada Theatre, seats 2000 people and is 12 meters high, thus breaking all the records and being the uppermost stage in the world. Apart from the indoor arena, the Siam Niramit compound consists of a replica of a Thai village, a restaurant and a souvenir shop. Also, the restaurant conducts a hearty buffet dinner just before the show. The dinner will not disappoint you as they provide a wide variety of food ranging between continental and Thai cuisine.

Tickets and Prices

Show: (free for toddlers)
Standard Seats: THB 1,500
Golden Seats: THB 2,000
Platinum Seats: THB 2,500

Show + Dinner:
Standard Seats:
Adults: THB 1,850
Children: THB 1,710

Golden Seats:
Adults: THB 2,350
Children: THB 2,210

Platinum Seats:
Adults: THB 2,850
Children: THB 2,710

Cultural Dance at Siam Niramit

Traditional Thai Dance at Siam Niramit Bangkok — The Cultural Dance Show at Siam Niramit Depicts the History and Culture of Thailand
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The cultural dance at the Siam Niramit showcases 150 artists carrying gorgeous and vibrant costumes. The scenes and sets are quite realistic. Real elephants and goats are used for the play. Special effects accompany the show to bring about a realistic experience. The show is divided into three scenes: the journey back into history, the drive behind imagination; the three realms (heaven, hell, himmapan forest), the journey through joyous festivals.

Cultural Dance at Siam Niramit — The Golden Nail Dance is the Most Famous Part of the Siam Niramit Cultural Dance Show
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This magnificent dance show begins by unfolding Thailand's glorious past over seven centuries. The depiction of kings, queens and Gods are shown through the very famous golden nail dance. The next phase of the show displays the imagery of heaven and hell. The torturous techniques of hell and the monsters are all showcased through decorative sets and special effects. Wonderful heavenly angels come down from the ceiling, which seems as if they are flying. The last phase of the show takes you through various Thai festivals like the Songkran and Loy Krathong. The show also includes traditional bamboo dance and Muay Thai boxing fights.

Thai Village at Siam Niramit

Siam Niramat Thai Village — A Replica of the Thai Village in Central Siam Niramat
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Reach Siam Niramit 1 or 2 hours before the show, so that you can explore the Thai village, observe the making of traditional Thai Handicrafts and indulge in some snacks and desserts. Also, you can listen to classical Thai music or feed the elephants. Another way of spending the time is by watching the outdoor dance show, which takes place one hour before the main show.

How To Reach Siam Niramit

Siam Niramit Bangkok Thailand — Siam Niramit is Located in Huai Khwang District of Bangkok in Thailand
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Siam Niramit is located at 19 Tiamruammit Road at the Huai Khwang district of Thailand. It is just opposite to the Thailand Cultural Centre. You can opt for a metered taxi to get there, which is a bit on the expensive side. But to travel like a local the best way is to get there by MRT. You need to take the MRT and get down at Thailand Cultural Centre Station, take exit one and wait for the free shuttle bus which runs between Siam Niramit and the MRT station every 15 minutes. The service begins from 5:30 PM onwards.