Dara Phirom Palace Museum, Chiang Mai

The Dara Phirom Palace Museum is located within Dara Phirom Palace in Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province. The palace was graciously bestowed by King Vajiravudh (King Rama VI) upon Princess Dara Rasmi and served as her final residence until her passing.

Chulalongkorn University later received the palace as a royal grant and restored it as a museum dedicated to preserving and presenting the life and legacy of Princess Dara Rasmi, particularly her contributions to the promotion of arts, culture, and agriculture in Northern Thailand.

The museum displays royal artifacts, personal belongings, and historical objects related to Princess Dara Rasmi’s royal duties and way of life. It also features exhibitions on Lanna art and culture, connecting the past with the present and providing younger generations with opportunities to learn about and appreciate her wisdom, vision, and benevolence.

The Dara Phirom Palace Museum serves as a learning center for Lanna history, royal biographies, art and culture, while also preserving historical architecture and local heritage. The museum features a variety of exhibitions, including displays of artifacts and historical materials related to Princess Dara Rasmi and her contributions to Northern Thailand. Both permanent and rotating exhibitions are presented in the Rasmi Thasana Building, with rotating exhibition themes changing every three months.

In addition, the museum organizes a variety of educational activities, workshops, and training programs related to Lanna arts, culture, and traditional knowledge.

• Wednesday to Sunday and public holidays, 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
• Closed on Monday and Tuesday
• Entrance fee 20 baht

Notes
Free entry for children under 12 years old, students in uniform, and monks.