Baan Kamthieng House Museum is a hidden gem in Bangkok where visitors can step back in time and experience the charm of traditional Northern Thai living. Originally located in Chiang Mai and later relocated to the city, this 160-year-old teakwood house stands out with its intricate wooden architecture and serene garden surroundings.

Inside, the house exhibits traditional tools, household items, handwoven textiles, pottery, and farming equipment used by Lanna villagers, providing insight into their customs, beliefs, and daily routines.

The museum is designed for cultural enthusiasts, historians, anthropologists, and anyone eager to learn about Northern Thailand’s indigenous heritage. Audio guides and well-placed information panels enhance the learning experience.

Whether you're seeking tranquility amid urban chaos or are fascinated by folk history, Baan Kamthieng House Museum offers a peaceful and enriching visit right in the city’s busy Sukhumvit-Asoke district.

• MRT Sukhumvit Station (5–10 minutes walk)

• BTS Asok Station, walk via Sukhumvit Soi 21

• Public buses: lines 136, 185

• Accessible via taxi or private car to Asok Montri Road

• Visit in the morning or early afternoon for cooler weather

• Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the house has wooden floors

• Photography is restricted in some areas, so check signage

• Use the audio guide or read exhibit texts for a better experience

• Allocate 1–2 hours to fully explore and enjoy the setting

Admission Fee:

• Thai Visitors: Adults 100 THB, Children 50 THB

• Foreign Visitors: Adults 200 THB, Children 100 THB
  (Updated in 2025 by The Siam Society)

 Opening Hours:

• Tuesday to Saturday: 09:00 – 17:00

• Closed on Sundays, Mondays, and public holidays