The Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders is a "hidden gem" in the Nimman area, providing in-depth knowledge about the world of insects and nature:

Main Collections

• Insects: Displays a variety of rare stuffed insects from around the world, such as moths, beetles, spiders, and stick insects

• Mosquito Research: Exhibits the story and research results of mosquitoes beneficial to international medical science, a specialty of Dr. Rampa Rattanaritkul

• Natural Wonders: Showcases various fossils such as shells, plant remains, and beautiful rocks, including petrified wood over 145 years old

Special Tips

• The museum is located in an old house displaying a private collection, which has no air conditioning (may be hot), but is full of fascinating details and clear explanation signs

Taxi / Ride-Hailing Apps:

• Pin "Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders" or "72 Nimmanhemin Soi 13" (most convenient)

Red Songthaew (shared taxi):

• Take to Nimmanhemin Road and walk into Soi 13 (about 10 minutes) or ask the driver to enter the soi

Private car:

• Limited roadside parking available in the so

• Recommended Duration: About 1 - 1.5 hours, depending on interest

• Note: This is a museum focusing on stuffed insects (not a live insect zoo)

• Nearby Attractions: Nimmanhemin Road (cafés, restaurants, shopping) and Chiang Mai University

Admission Fee:

Prices may vary, please check before visiting

• Thai visitors: Adults approx. 120 THB, Children approx. 100 THB

• Foreign visitors: Adults approx. 200 - 300 THB, Children approx. 100 - 150 THB

Opening Hours:

• Open daily, approximately 09:00 – 16:00 or 17:00 (recommended to call before visiting)