[2025 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center (Updated Apr)

#Visit a museum Get to know Chiang Mai better at the “Chiang Mai City Arts and Culture Hall” or #Hor Klang Wiang. This museum is the answer for those who want to know Chiang Mai or are studying the history of Chiang Mai, a Lanna city. Because here, there are exhibitions that provide knowledge about the history of Chiang Mai from a long time until the present, whether it is the way of life of the people, politics, governance, education, trade, and the way of life of people of many races and ethnicities who pioneered and lived in Chiang Mai until Chiang Mai became prosperous until today. Location: Chiang Mai City Arts and Culture Hall is near the Three Kings Monument. Open every day. The entrance fee for Thai tourists is 20 baht. It is worth going to walk around and gain knowledge. #Museum #Chiang Mai Trip #Hor Klang Wiang Chiang Mai #History #History and Culture #Interesting History

The entrance is fee 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.

If you come here in late December or January, it will be the time when the university plants flowers for graduates to come and take pictures. The beautiful flower field has many types of flowers for us to choose to take pictures. It's very beautiful. If you come in the evening, you will get beautiful evening light in another way. Next to it, there are many types of food for sale, both grilled, noodles, coffee shop. After taking pictures, stop by and try the food first. Come here, complete everything in one place. #thailand #travel #chiangmai

#LoyKrathong2565 The procession of Phang Pradeep, the Yi Peng tradition of Chiang Mai, is held at the Three Kings Monument, another landmark of Chiang Mai. The event features a procession, as well as offerings of Phang Pradeep to the Lord Buddha. There are also more than 500 dancers who perform candle dances. Many tourists visit the Three Kings Monument and are interested in activities related to the beautiful culture and traditions of Chiang Mai Lanna. #wattosann

Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center is located near Wat Phra Singh Woramahawihan on Phra Pok Klao Road, Tambon Si Phum, Amphoe Mueang. This area used to be the navel of the city during the reign of Phraya Mangrai. It is where the Inthakhil or City Pillar was located before it was moved to Wat Chedi Luang. Inside the Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center, there are exhibitions about the history of Chiang Mai and local lifestyles and cultures since prehistoric times. There are more than 15 permanent exhibition rooms in total, starting from prehistoric stories, the era of building houses and cities, to the current Chiang Mai city, the governance system, the way of life, wisdom, and culture of Chiang Mai people. The exhibitions are presented through modern media, such as slides, videos, computer programs, models, graphic boards, and there is also a building at the back that has rotating exhibition rooms and a zone for organizing various activities. How do you think about the Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center? You have learned a lot about the past of Chiang Mai. Information about the Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center Address: Phra Pok Klao Road, Tambon Si Phum, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Province Open for visit: Open Wednesday-Sunday 08.30-17.00 hrs. (including public holidays and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays) Admission fee: Adults 20 baht, children 10 baht Tel: 0-5321-9833, 0-5321-7793 #ChiangMaiTravel #staycation #WhereToGoChiangMai

Formerly used as the old city hall, it is now open as a place to visit and learn about Chiang Mai's arts and culture. Since the city was founded, each room has different exhibitions. Modern media is used to display them, so you won't get bored. It's suitable for bringing your family, children, and grandchildren to visit. Open Wednesday-Sunday, closed Monday and Tuesday. Admission fee: adults 60 baht, children 30 baht only. #VisitChiangMai

The best museum in Chiangmai. Inside the museum , there is an exhibition about history of Chiangmai and how people live since prehistorical period. In here, there are 15 room for showing. Not only the billboard, but there are models for people and house in the past too. If you come here, you will get more information about Chiangmai since land, geography, people and culture. 📍Chiangmai city arts and cultural centre ⏰8.30 amp- 4.30 pm except for public holiday 🚗 a lots of free parking lots #travel #couplestrip #thingstodo #familytravel #museums #myitinerary #citydaytours #chiangmai #thailand

#thailandtrip Chiangmai will always hold a special place in my heart, and it’s a city I’ll keep returning to again and again. The architecture alone is enough to make it a must-visit destination. Lanna-style buildings and temples are simply mesmerizing. The Ho Kham Pavilion in Rajapreuk Park, with its majestic and intricate design, and the Silver Temple (Wat Sri Suphan), gleaming in the sunlight with its detailed silver carvings, are just two examples of the city’s rich architectural heritage. The way these structures embody the essence of Lanna craftsmanship and culture is breathtaking. Every corner of these places tells a story about the kingdom that once ruled this northern region of Thailand, and it always leaves me in awe. But it’s not just the architecture that draws me back. Chiangmai is also a haven for food lovers, and I can never get enough of the local cuisine. Dishes like khao soi, with its rich coconut curry broth and crispy noodles, northern-style larb with its spicier, more herbaceous kick compared to its Isan counterpart, the savory-sweet hung lay curry, and the smoky, flavorful sai oua (northern Thai sausage) are some of my all-time favorites. Each dish reflects the deep culinary traditions of the region, shaped by its history and geography, and every meal in Chiangmai feels like a celebration of the senses. Another thing I love about Chiangmai is its seasonal surprises. Throughout the year, you’re bound to stumble upon different fruits in season, whether it’s the sweet strawberries in cooler months or the tangy gooseberries. The variety and freshness make every visit feel unique, no matter how many times I’ve been before. One of the things that makes Chiangmai truly stand out is its distinct Lanna culture. A visit to the city’s museums, such as the Lanna Folklife Museum or Chiang Mai National Museum, reveals a wealth of knowledge about this northern kingdom and how it differs from other regions of Thailand. The Lanna people have their own dialect, traditional music, dance, and even clothing, which contrasts with the Central Thai, Isan, and Southern Thai cultures. Where the central region might be known for its grand temples and royal history, or Isan for its agricultural roots and folk music, the Lanna people celebrate their heritage with a deep connection to the mountains, a slower pace of life, and spiritual practices that often feel more closely tied to nature. Visiting these museums allows tourists to dive deep into the unique customs, beliefs, and traditions that make Lanna culture so special. Ultimately, Chiangmai offers a complete package—stunning architecture, mouthwatering food, a vibrant cultural scene, and the beauty of nature all around. Whether it’s strolling through its centuries-old temples, savoring a bowl of khao soi, or learning more about the Lanna kingdom, there’s always something new to discover. For these reasons, Chiangmai will always be on my go-to list!

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center - an old building built in 1924, won the Royal Siamese Architects Association Award in 1999 Recommended to friends who are interested in Chiang Mai Lanna culture! The ticket is 90 Thai Baht. Banniang thinks it is worth it to see this old building and the exhibition of Lanna history! Address: Prapokklao Road, Tambon Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200 Thailand #ThailandTravel #Chiangmai

#Exhibition Tour Arttoy lovers, I must say that you definitely can't miss this exhibition. The "Toy Luang" exhibition is an Arttoy exhibition that showcases creative works by Thais, from various artists and works, on display for you to enjoy. The "Toy Luang" exhibition is held at the Chiang Mai Urban Development Creative Center (URC). Location: It is in the same place as the Lanna Folk Hall, opposite the Three Kings Monument. It is open from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. #Exhibition #ArtExhibition #ArtToy #WithArtToy #Artwork #ArtTravelPlaces #ArtloversDontMiss

#New York Flight Ticket Event Address: Prapokkloa Rd, Tambon Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200 Thailand Atmosphere/Facilities: Surprisingly, there are many things to see Key Points: Must visit during the occasional flea market Average price per person: 90 baht for adults Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 A museum where you can learn about Chiang Mai's cultural and artistic history Quiet because there aren't many visitors It's a good place to take a break while traveling around Old Town Must visit when the flea market is held in the yard There's no admission fee if you just go to the flea market Artistic props and ideas It's full of products that literally empty your wallet.

#VisitChiangMai If you come to Chiang Mai and want to know Chiang Mai in depth and detail, the first thing you must do is come here. "The Three Kings Monument Museum" or Ho Klang Wiang, Chiang Mai City Arts and Culture Hall. Inside the place, there will be a collection of the history of Chiang Mai and the Lanna land. There are exhibitions to see at various points, whether it's culture, Lanna people, ethnicity, art, and the way of life of the northern people. It can be considered another place that is a center of Chiang Mai's heritage. Location: The Three Kings Monument Museum Open every Wednesday-Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (including public holidays) (closed every Monday and Tuesday) The entrance fee is 20 baht. #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiWorthVisiting #ChiangMaiAttractions #Let'sLearnChiangMaiHistory #ThreeKingsMonument #ThreeKingsMonument

The Chiang Mai Arts and Culture Center, located behind the Three Kings Monument, features an exhibition on the history and culture of Chiang Mai. The exhibition includes Chinese descriptions, such as those about the ethnic minorities in the mountains around Chiang Mai, some of whom are immigrants from China: Settled on the ridges and backs of the mountains around Chiang Mai are people of various ethnicities, with settlements dating back over 150 years. These ethnic groups include the Karen, Yao, Hmong, Lahu, Akha, and Lisu. Most of the Karen are immigrants from Myanmar, with the majority residing in Omkoi, Phop Phra, and Mae Chaem districts. The Lahu and Lisu migrated from mainland China, crossing Myanmar and through southern Yunnan. The Hmong also migrated from mainland China, crossing Laos before moving to Thailand. The lifestyles and cultures of these people are different from those of the Chiang Mai people on the plains, but they are interdependent and able to integrate perfectly, which is an important component of Chiang Mai's cultural diversity. For example, it also mentions the water transport between Chiang Mai and Bangkok, taking fifteen days to go and two to three months to return. It talks about the later construction of the railway. It also explains the layout of the temples, such as the Five Buddhas, the Seven Golden Mountains, etc. The ticket is ninety Thai baht, and it takes one hour to complete the tour. After the visit, you can go to a nearby old Hainanese chicken rice shop (established in 1957) for a meal.

For travel + museum enthusiasts, a day in the old city of Chiang Mai: Brunch near the guesthouse, start a leisurely day Start the temple wandering mode, enter one when you pass by Lunch: Chiang Mai fried rice noodles + fresh fruit and vegetable juice Chiang Mai City Art Center ( Five-star recommendation, remember to buy a package ticket, the entire history of Lanna culture is inside) Stroll and eat at the night market outside the old city, there are sometimes street performers near the city gate at night～ Experience a Thai massage, super cost-effective, I was a bit hesitant because I just had a cupping therapy in China, and the marks have not disappeared You can continue the next day: Visit Ningman Road or Pai County for a day trip or experience at the Elephant Conservation Camp......

Today is the last day in Chiang Mai, walking into the daily necessary itinerary, even made me have the urge to write. 350 strains (Bangkok price) but its location and facilities are relatively more ideal, with only 200-300 strains collected in the neighborhood. Location: Next to Chiang Mai Culture and Art Gallery

Gallery Drip Coffee Chiang Mai☕️🍵 A drip coffee shop hidden in the Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center (Hoklang Wiang), Chiang Mai Province. It is a coffee shop that focuses on drip coffee. There are both local and international coffee beans to choose from. The mood is great. We sat at the bar in front of the counter and watched the owner meticulously drip coffee. The place is very cute. It has the feel of an old music university. It is very quiet. It is a coffee shop in Chiang Mai that drip coffee lovers should not miss. #Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai Coffee Shop #Drip Coffee

🏫Hor Klang Wiang is located behind the Three Kings Monument. It was originally the old city hall of Chiang Mai Province. 🏫It is now a 2-story museum. You can walk around comfortably. The entire building is air-conditioned. Inside, the museum displays the construction of the city, lifestyle, governance, beliefs, religion and culture of Chiang Mai people from the past to the present. 🏫This museum helps us understand the history of various places better. It makes our trip to Chiang Mai more enjoyable. 📍Open Wednesday-Sunday 8:30-16:30 📍Admission fee 20 baht per person #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiTravel #ChiangMaiMuseum

Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Centre is a vibrant and creative venue where you can immerse yourself in the arts. I had the privilege of experiencing this unforgettable place firsthand, and now I want to share with you some of my experiences there. As soon as I entered the Art and Cultural Center, I was attracted by the colorful walls and artworks. 🌈🖼️ The art center displays works by artists from different cultural backgrounds, including painting, sculpture, photography and other forms. Each work has a unique style and story, which makes me feel the power and diversity of art. In the corner of the art center, there is a small studio where visitors can experience different art forms first-hand. I took a painting class to learn how to express my thoughts and emotions. 🎨😊This artist teacher is very talented and patient, guiding us to unleash our creativity and create our own unique works. This is a pleasant experience that allows me to relax and create freely. In addition to art displays and studios, the Art and Cultural Center also hosts various events and performances to give visitors a deeper understanding of local culture and art forms. I was lucky enough to watch a traditional dance performance where the performers gracefully displayed their skills and passion. 💃🎭This performance made me feel the uniqueness of Thai culture and have a deeper understanding of local art forms. At the restaurant in the Art and Cultural Center, I sampled local delicacies while appreciating the surrounding artworks. 🍽️🖼️This experience that combines vision and taste makes me feel happy and more integrated into this place full of artistic atmosphere. I was deeply impressed by the Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Centre. It is not only a place to display artworks, but also a gathering place for people to be creative, communicate and learn. 🌟✨If you are interested in art and culture, I strongly recommend you to come to the Chiang Mai Art and Cultural Center and experience this creative paradise! Whether you are an art lover or just curious about new things, this place will give you a rich experience and inspiration. Don't miss this unforgettable art tour! 🌈🎭✨ #Chiangmai #Arts and Culture #Creative Journey #Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand City Attractions

Inside, there is an exhibition about the history of Chiang Mai and the local way of life and culture, from the prehistoric era, the era of building a city, to the present-day Chiang Mai, which is displayed in an interesting format. ⏱️ Opening hours: Wednesday - Sunday (including public holidays) Time 08.30 - 16.30 hrs. Closed Monday - Tuesday 💰Admission fee Adults 20 baht Students 10 baht #ChiangMaiReview #ChiangMaiTravel #Museum #ChiangMaiAttractions

หอกลางเวียง (Chiang Mai City Art & Cultural Centre) #ไปเรียนรู้ประวัติศาสตร์เชียงใหม่กัน อาคารเก่าแก่ที่มีลักษณะทางสถาปัตยกรรมงดงาม สร้างขึ้นเมื่อปี พ.ศ. 2467 เคยใช้เป็น 'หอคำ' ศาลาว่าการรัฐบาลมณฑลพายัพ และศาลากลางจังหวัดเชียงใหม่ ภายหลังเมื่อมีการย้ายศูนย์ราชการออกไปนอกเมืองเมื่อปี พ.ศ. 2539 อาคารนี้จึงได้รับการปรับปรุงเป็น 'หอกลางเวียง' (หอศิลปวัฒนธรรมเมืองเชียงใหม่) สถานที่เพื่อให้คนในท้องถิ่นได้เรียนรู้ถึงคุณค่าทางวัฒนธรรม ประวัติศาสตร์ และอัตลักษณ์ประจำท้องถิ่น 📌 Location: Phrapokklao rd., Chiang Mai (Behind the Three Kings Monument Chiang Mai) 🕣 Open every Wednesday through Sunday 08:30–16:30 ❌ Closed Monday and Tuesday 💵 Admission fee: 20 THB 🚘 Parking lot available #ไปลองของ #ChiangMaiCityArtsandCulturalCenter #Chiangmai #museum #หอกลางเวียงเชียงใหม่ #หอศิลปวัฒนธรรมเมืองเชียงใหม่ #ที่เที่ยวเชียงใหม่ #เชียงใหม่

The Three Kings Museum or the Wiang Central Tower is a source of historical knowledge. It brings together the arts and culture of Lanna for interesting learning. #thailand #chiangmai

I had such a blast in Chiang Mai, amazing city, great and friendly people and incredible food! #foodie #culturewalk

The first full moon of November every year is the night of the Chiang Mai Loy Krathong Festival, where the sky lanterns are released. The venue is The CAD Cultural Center Lanna Ethnicity (sky lantern release site), about 30 kilometers drive from the center of Chiang Mai.