The Kamphaeng Phet Provincial Museum for His Majesty the King’s Golden Jubilee was established in 1995 (B.E. 2538) to honor King Rama IX on the occasion of his Golden Jubilee, following the royal initiative of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.

Exhibitions and Activities:
The museum is a large Central Thai house complex made of teakwood, symbolizing the preservation of Thai architectural heritage. Exhibitions cover the most important aspects of Kamphaeng Phet, divided into:

• City History: Showcasing the origins and development of Kamphaeng Phet.

• Heritage and Prominent Resources: Including marble, oil sources, and local arts and culture.

• Ethnology: Introducing local ethnic groups such as Muser, Karen, and Lisu, their culture, lifestyle, and traditional performances.

• Thai Conservation and Moral Education Centers: Displaying local handicrafts, hill tribe products, and women’s group products, along with educational activities.

Audio-Visual and Multimedia System:
The museum features modern audio-visual rooms with integrated light, sound, and multimedia exhibitions using computers, allowing visitors to engage with history, culture, and ethnology in an interactive and enjoyable way.

Benefits for Visitors:

• Learn about and view local handicrafts with the option to purchase souvenirs.

• Cultural demonstrations and activities suitable for families, students, and culture enthusiasts.

• Convenient to combine with visits to the National Museum and Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, as they are nearby.

• Ideal for those interested in in-depth study of local ethnic groups and resources.

Supplementary Activities and Learning:
The museum grounds include a rare banana garden with over 200 species, providing educational opportunities to learn about local natural resources and culture.

By private car:

• From Kamphaeng Phet city, take Pin Damri Road.

• Across from Wat Phra That, the large Thai house complex of the museum is clearly visible.

• Parking is available on-site.

By public transport/taxi:

• Take a city taxi or local shuttle to the Thai House Museum.

• The museum is adjacent to the Kamphaeng Phet National Museum, making it convenient for sightseeing nearby.

On foot:

• If staying in the old city area, the museum is within 5–10 minutes walking distance.

• Perfect for visitors who want a linked tour of historic sites and museums.

• Visit in the morning (09:00–12:00) for a peaceful atmosphere and the best viewing experience.

• Plan a linked tour with the National Museum and Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park for a full-day itinerary.

• Use guides or apps to learn about exhibitions in advance for better understanding.

• Take notes and photos of interesting exhibits (following museum rules).

• Wear comfortable shoes as walking between buildings and the banana garden may be required.

Admission Fee:

• General entrance: approximately 10 THB

• Multimedia exhibition for groups: approximately 250 THB per group

    Note: Admission fees may change; please confirm with the museum before visiting.

Opening Hours:

• Open: Monday – Friday

• Time: 09:00 – 16:00

• Closed: Saturday and Sunday