Songkhla National Museum on Chana Road,The museum was originally built by Phraya Sunthararak (Net Na Songkhla), the assistant Governor of Songkhla during 1878-1894, as Songkhla rulers mansion in Chinese style. It became the domicile of Songkhlas upper administrative officers and finally the City Hall.

It displays southern folk art and crafts, Thawarawadi and Siwichai artifacts, prehistoric finds, old Thai and Chinese ceramics, art objects of the southern peninsula. It has a notable collection of the artifacts of the Na Songkhla Family that used to rule the city. It is open to the public, from 9AM to 12 noon and 1PM to 4PM, except Mondays, Tuesdays, and public holidays. Admission is 30B.

Opening hours: 09.00 AM - 04.00 PM

Closed: closed :  every Monday and Tuesday

The entrance fee is 30 baht per person, 150 baht for foreigners.

Monks, novices, students, students in uniform No admission fee