Heuan Teep Rot Bicycle Museum is a small yet fascinating private museum born from the passion of its owner, a lifelong bicycle enthusiast. Housed in a traditional Lanna-style wooden home, the museum showcases more than 200 antique bicycles collected from across Thailand and other countries.

Beyond bicycles, visitors can find nostalgic items such as vintage metal signs, repair tools, toys, and travel accessories from bygone eras. Each object reflects the charm of the days when bicycles were the main means of transportation for the people of Nan.

The highlight of this museum lies not only in its collection but also in the warm hospitality of the owner, who loves to share stories behind every bicycle. The cozy, home-like atmosphere makes it perfect for photography and slow travel lovers.

For visitors to Wiang Sa District, Heuan Teep Rot offers a meaningful stop to explore the history of everyday life through the lens of cycling heritage and craftsmanship.

• From Nan City, take Highway No. 101 toward Wiang Sa District (approximately 21 kilometers).
  When you reach Wiang Sa town, turn into Chao Fa Road and continue for about 1 kilometer.
  You will see a Shell gas station — the museum is located behind the gas station.
  Look for the sign “เฮือนถีบรถ” (Heuan Teep Rot) on the right-hand side.

• It’s best to call ahead before visiting, as the museum may not have fixed opening hours.

• A must-visit for vintage bicycle and retro lovers.

• Wear comfortable shoes, as the wooden floor may be uneven.

• Photography is allowed, but please ask before touching any display items.

• Visit in the late afternoon for beautiful natural lighting.

Admission Fee:

• Free

Opening Hours:

• Daily from 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM (Advance call recommended)