The department said the fees have been waived since October 20 for both Thai and foreign tourists and tourists will enjoy free entrances until January 31 2017.

Entrance fees of museums, historical parks waived

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Entrance fees of museums, historical parks waived

The Fine Arts Department has waived entrance fees for the National Museum, historical parks and all historical sites nationwide as part of its good services to honour His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

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