Oub Kham Museum

Oub Kham Museum is a private cultural museum in Nang Lae, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai, northern Thailand. Founded by collector Julasak Suriyachai, it houses an extensive collection of Lanna Kingdom artifacts, Tai Yai royal regalia, textiles, lacquerware and Buddhist art. Housed in a traditional Lanna-style teak pavilion, the museum is notable for its rare golden throne, ancient costumes and well-preserved heritage objects illustrating northern Thai history.

Visitors can expect a guided tour through a traditional Lanna teak pavilion housing curated rooms of royal costumes, textiles, lacquerware, Buddha images and ceremonial objects. The setting is intimate and ornate, with dimly lit display halls showcasing gold artifacts, ancient fabrics and Tai Yai heritage items. Explanations are provided by guides, and visitors explore at a slow pace through interconnected exhibition halls surrounded by a landscaped garden.

Private museum established by Julasak Suriyachai, who spent over three decades collecting artifacts related to the Lanna Kingdom and Tai Yai culture. The collection preserves royal regalia, textiles and religious objects dating back several centuries, assembled to prevent the dispersal of northern Thai heritage.

Showcases Lanna, Tai Lue and Tai Yai cultural heritage through royal costumes, textiles, lacquerware, silverware and Buddhist art, illustrating the craftsmanship, traditions and court culture of northern Thailand and adjacent Shan regions.