Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center

5 Rox A - 2 weeks ago

Definitely a must-see for a first timer in Chiang Mai. They are uplifting some parts of the hall but this did not affect an amazing self-guided tour. Follow the red arrows through the museum. Its well-laid out, informative and interactive. Chiang Mai has a nice history. Particularly interesting was the section on how the city was built. Beautiful cafe and souvenir shop at the end.

5 nhat nguyen - 3 months ago

We love coffee and museum, this place have both. They present Chiang Mai city’s culture and history in a beautiful way, informative and interactive. The coffee shop is the best specialty I’ve tried so far during our time here, with great vibe and services. Also, don’t forget to check the souvenir shop in the second floor.

4 Kevin Chang - 3 days ago

90 bhat for foreigners, a good place to get some AC in the heat of the day. More history and culture than art. Follow the red arrows to the different exhibits from the different kingdoms to the founding of Chiang Mai, village life, agriculture to industrialization and modern day.

5 Ashlee Morgan - 4 months ago

I thoroughly enjoyed wandering through this Chiang Mai museum. There were a number of great exhibits, two floors and plenty of things to see

The entry fee for a single adult (as of June 2022) was 90baht. I believe that price is reasonable and I’m happy I got to visit.

There are also plenty of English translations!

5 Jimmy Hernandez - 3 months ago

As of July 2022, the entrance fee forThai nationals is 20 Baht and for foreigners it cost 90 baht to enter. I enjoyed this location because it gave great details on the history of Chiangmai and its formation. Some exibits have audio and video. All exhibits provide a description. The descriptions are written in 3 languages, Thai, English, and another Asian language (Either Chinese, Cantonese, or Japanese) sorry I am not sure which specific language it was. I will try to post a picture of the 3 languages they provide. The audio and video are only available in Thai and English languages. They have a small gift shop. There is also a cafe inside the property that sells coffee and desserts.

There are only three languages

5 Yui PJ Antapanya - 10 months ago

Because of covid-19 pandemic therefore there are 2 buildings of the museum available to visit. However, we enjoyed the presentation. A couple traveled in Dec 2021.

5 David Hacker - a month ago

Well worth a visit to touch up on the local history and culture, arts wasn’t really represented that much. Nonetheless i really enjoyed the various interactive exhibitions and also more traditional displays as well. They have, as every great museum should, a beautiful shop with local artisan products and souvenirs. Downstairs you will find a coffee shop to conclude your tour and relax.