Best places: Museums in Ban fangmin, Thailand

👍👍 The monk body is sleeping in the coffin inside the temple. My first time seeing it.

👍👍 2024 is the 20th anniversary since the establishment of this excellent exhibition. It is now large and takes one or two hours to stroll through all the different buildings and take in all the details. There is much to see. There are different entrances where you can park, and in some buildings yo...

👍👍 Wonderful place with a quite environment. Very peaceful palace.

👍👍 A privately funded gallery in Nan. The highlights of the gallery are the original paintings by HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, one of her paintings is a parody of the famous "Whisper of love", a wall painting of couple in Bhumin Temple in Nan's old town.

Grand 19th-century residence of the Phrae rulers, with period furnishings & engraved wooden doors.

👍👍 This is a free admission museum. I suggest this to be the first location when you visit Lampang. You would know more history before you start the journey. I think they can totally charge because the information and environment are exceptional. Almost everything provides English translations. A forei...

Textiles, intricate Buddha sculptures & Nan history displays in the former palace of feudal lords.

Entomological museum with exotic insect & reptile exhibits, a butterfly room & interactive programs.

👍👍 👍 Free admission again!!! Anyone going north, traveling through Lampang, besides stopping by to buy ceramics You should visit here. Next to the main road It doesn't take long to walk around. Come here and forget about the old museums. ** Museum of Paleontology, Geology and Natural History, Lampan...

Unique museum exhibiting Northern Thailand's tribal history with jewelry, costumes & sculptures.

Opium's history, cultivation & usage are explored at this museum, which features a tiny plantation.

Open-air attraction showcasing 8 old-fashioned houses & 3 rice barns with unique architecture.

😠 Do not go here!!! This park tortures their elephants with spiked chains, bull hooks and other painful devices to get the elephants to do what they need for their tourists. Check out the National Geographic coverage. I’m so thankful this parks horrible abusive behaviors will be exposed to the public...

👍👍 It is a nice, old house, well preserved. Very interesting history of the house and its owner. I am glad that they shared their story and allowed the tourists to visit.

👍👍 Very nice place with perfect atmosphere. Nice and cheap coffeeshop, free parking and very friendly owner. Free entry, its donation based museum. You can buy handmade wooden elephants.

😐 The place was organize well. Strict policy about Covid-19. We didn’t get inside because need to reserve in advance in name of organization. So just take picture and walk around outside. Parking and toilet available. There is small shop selling street food.

👍👍 There is the special event about Dinosaur and many kids here. The 4D photos at exhibition B are amazing.

👍👍 Proud of the memorable past..The guides tell interesting stories..

👍 All others tourist attractions in Chiangrai are so crowded but this place was so calm and tranquil. For me it was an underrate attractions. The garden is refreshing and fill with interesting plants and flowers (given you come at the right time and if you do look around). The old woodcrafts and the m...

👍👍 This is remarkably nice and extremely well presented. It covers the history of trade in the old Lanna Kingdom, up until the present day, basically from clam shell coins, various weighted coins all the way to modern day e-payments. The building is also extremely nice, a splendid example of Tropical...