Most reviewed Speciality Museums in Lampang Province
4.5Dhanabadee Ceramic Museum(72 reviews) - Amazing ceramic factory museum with very nice staffs. Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
After paying 60 baht entrance fee, we began a tour of Dhanabadee ceramic museum with a local guide that provided interesting informations about origin and evolution of the factory, and the process of making a famous Chinese style "chicken bowl". Also, we visited the real place where these ceramics were produced and watched some demonstrations. The tour ended at the statue of Dhanabadee's founder. Great tour ! After the tour was over, we bought some cutie souvenirs at the shop. There are also a cafe and DIY workshop (painting ceramic) at the place. Pity that we didn't have an enough time to participate this activity. Truly recommend to visit the place. Don't miss this.See more..
A traditional teak house on 116 wooden pillars built in 1895. Ban Sao Nak has been in the same family for generations and is now maintained as a private museum. Portraits of the generations of the family are displayed. A lot of furniture and artwork displayed. Very well maintained. Open 10:00am to 5:00pm. The fee is 50baht and well worth it.See more..
4.5Maemoh Mine Musuem(19 reviews) - Learning Resource Center Speciality Museums
When I was born and grow up, have so many question about the Electricity. Maemoh Mine Museum have all the answer about that. Outside the museum have a good environment. From there can see big mine area (Lignite). Green space that can play sliders with big paper or plastic sheet. Life museum show expired machine. Recommended time to come here when season change it’s mean temperature getting down. See more..
The little private museum is owned by uncle Manit, a former voice actor and Thai herb expert. Filled with great passion, he was very proud to present us his collections, such as many vintage Thai movie posters and old movie projectors with film reels (8 mm/16 mm/35 mm). He provided us many interesting facts about history of movie projection in Thailand, then demonstrated the use of these vintage equipments by activated them to project a film for us. He also kindly gave us a hand of bananas to eat during enjoyed "Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness", a 1927 black-and-white silent film (and the first Thai's pseudo-documentary film), which he performed a live dubbing of all characters. Moreover, as Thai herb expert, he also explained us the knowledge about Thai herbs. The museum was free entrance. However, we bought some Thai herb products to support the place. Highly recommend! P.S. Visitor should make an advance appointment.See more..
