National Textile Museum Review

This Museum is built by the queen of Bhutan. It is located right in the heart to Thimphu city. It has interesting artifacts and textiles inside

Everyone, not just members of the royal family or Malaysians, can now use and enjoy Malaysian textiles. Due to the vision and industry of the government, business and cultural protectors, they support and make it available for large-scale and luxury production. This beautiful building that was once a railway hub has been reused to accommodate this particular heritage. It’s fantastic. The museum is not big and you’ll be able to visit in a few hours even if you spend time on each piece. Cafes and gift shops are transition spaces suitable for quick mood conversion or tea drinking. The museum doesn’t have WiFi like advertised, no one knows why. But it’s a simple tour and no WiFi is fine. A short walk to other attractions such as the Royal Selangor and the Central Market. The balcony on the first floor has a beautiful view.

Very distinctive museum, the main exhibitions are exhibits related to textiles, here can feel the manufacturing process of Bhutan's exquisite textiles up close, the museum building is also very beautiful, it is worth visiting

The National Textile Museum in Thimphu is located in the city center, which mainly displays the history of the textile industry of the national nation of Bhutan. There are many ancient textile tools in it. The museum is not big and free to visit.

The National Textile Museum is a more famous museum in Bhutan, but the scale is only small, it is OK for the Bhutan country. There are still people weaving, and it is not wrong to buy it.