The Local Culture and Arts Museum was established to preserve and transmit the cultural heritage of Tak province, which features ethnic diversity, rich history, and cultural traditions linked to King Taksin the Great.

Main Exhibitions:

• History of Tak: Displays images and stories about the province’s past from ancient times to the present, including its key role during the Thonburi period.

• Local Lifestyles and Tools: Showcases everyday tools, clothing, attire, and accessories of ethnic groups such as the Karen (Pga K’nyau) and Lahu people.

• Folk Arts: Exhibits craftsmanship and artworks reflecting local wisdom and beliefs.

• Traditional Thai Houses: Features models of Thai houses and important local architecture.

• Local Culture Museum at Tak Residential School: Collects cultures from different regions and six hill-tribe groups: Hmong, Lisu, Musoe, Yao, Karen, and Akha, highlighting the identity of each group.

Butterfly Garden and Other Activities:

• Butterfly Garden: Large enclosures housing hundreds of butterfly species.

• Handicrafts and Local Food: Souvenir and local food sales for visitors to enjoy local culture.

Activities:

• Educational Trips: Suitable for students and visitors interested in the history, culture, and lifestyles of Lower Northern Thailand and border areas.

• Rotating Exhibitions: Special exhibitions related to festivals or local traditions.

By Car:

• Located on Asian Highway 1, near the junction to Highway 105 (Tak–Mae Sot) and the entrance to Lan Sang National Park, a short drive from Tak town.

• Visit the museum before or after Lan Sang National Park, as it is conveniently located along the same route.

• Ask staff for in-depth information about artifacts and local lifestyles.

• Wear comfortable shoes and allow enough time to explore all zones.

• Visit the butterfly garden and handicraft area for a full cultural experience.

• Photography is allowed in designated areas, but respect the rules and local customs.

Admission Fee:

• Free of charge

Note: Please check for updates, as admission fees may change according to official announcements.

Opening Hours:

• Generally open Wednesday–Sunday (closed Monday and Tuesday)

• Visiting hours: 09:00 – 16:30

Note: Please confirm exact opening hours with the museum to avoid special closure days.