Kamphaeng Phet National Museum, established in 1974, is located on Pin Damrih Road, Mueang District. The museum exhibits various antiquities and art objects excavated in Kamphaeng Phet as well as donated items, forming an integral part of the Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, a World Heritage Site alongside Sukhothai Historical Park, under the name "Historic Town of Sukhothai and Associated Historic Town."

Exhibitions:

• The museum is divided into multiple sections, focusing mainly on antiquities from Kamphaeng Phet Province.

• Exhibits range from prehistoric artifacts to items from the Rattanakosin period.

• Significant items include stucco decorations, ancient ceramics, Buddha images in Hariphunchai/ U-Thong and Kamphaeng Phet styles.

• Additional exhibits include lidded jars, blue-and-white porcelain, angelic heads, Makara heads, Apsara figures, and decorative roof tiles with celestial motifs, all accompanied by explanatory labels.

Key Antiquities:

• Large bronze Buddha heads

• Walking Buddha statues

• Various ancient metal ornaments found in Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park

Visitor Experience:

• Provides deep insights into the history and art of Kamphaeng Phet.

• Exhibits come with detailed descriptions, making them easy to understand and enjoy.

• Visitors can explore both indoor galleries and outdoor garden exhibits, featuring ancient stupas.

By private car:

• From Kamphaeng Phet city center, take Phitsanulok Road (or main city routes) toward Pin Damrih Road.

• The museum is near the Provincial Hall and not far from Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park.

• On-site parking is available for visitors.

By taxi or local transport:

• Taxis or tuk-tuks in the city can take visitors directly to Kamphaeng Phet National Museum.

• Affordable and convenient for tourists without private vehicles.

By public transport:

• From nearby provinces, take a minibus or bus to Kamphaeng Phet city.

• Then take a taxi or tuk-tuk to the museum, which is close to the Provincial Hall.

• Visit the museum before or after Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park to better understand the historical and artistic context of the city.

• Take time to read the descriptions of each artifact to learn their origins and significance.

• Visitors with private cars can use the museum’s parking facilities.

• Wear comfortable shoes as the museum includes both indoor galleries and outdoor garden exhibits.

• Photography is recommended for outdoor areas and garden exhibits, but avoid touching the artifacts.

Admission Fee:

• Thai citizens: 20 THB

• Foreign visitors: 100 THB

• Discounts/Free entry: Students in uniform, monks/novices, and seniors aged 60+ enter for free.

Opening Hours:

• Open: Wednesday – Sunday (including public holidays)

• Hours: 09:00 – 16:00

• Closed: Monday and Tuesday