Opened in 1999, the museum is located 200 metres from Wat Sri Khom Kham, and is well worth a visit. Displays include artifacts from the Phayao Kingdom era, historical records, local legends, stone tablets and objects of everyday life in the region.
Opening Hours: Wednesday-Sunday from 9am to 4pm.
NB: The rather misleading signage at the entrance gate shows “Nursing College” 
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