The exhibition at the Surin National Museum can be divided into five thematic areas: Natural Sciences, History and Archaeology, Regional History, Ethnology, and Regional Cultural Heritage (still in progress). The museum was founded in 1974 at the initiative of the then Governor of Surin to preserve and exhibit art objects and antiquities from the province. These objects were initially displayed in the Surin Town Hall and later moved to the Education Department. In 1992, the Department of Fine Arts developed a plan for the museum's expansion and modernization, and the necessary funds for a new building were subsequently allocated. Construction of the Surin National Museum began in 1995.

Open Wednesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Closed Mondays, Tuesdays, and public holidays. Address: 214 Surin Prasat Street. Phone: +971 44 513 358. Email: [email protected]. Website: Official Website

To get there, you can take the pink songthaew No. 1 (10 THB). Entrance fee: 100 THB.

How to get there

How do I get to the Surin National Museum? You can reach it by taking the pink songthaew No. 1 (10 THB). Admission: 100 THB.