Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

Tucked away on Huay Kaew Road, just a short walk from the MAYA shopping mall, this intimate gallery provides a space for intercultural artistic exchange between Thailand and neighboring Myanmar. Serving as an authentic platform for regional voices, it regularly presents exhibitions of Burmese and Thai artists – including works by internationally acclaimed figures such as the award-winning Burmese filmmaker and artist Sai Kway Khaing.

What sets this gallery apart is its constantly changing exhibition program. This makes repeated visits worthwhile, as the works on display change frequently. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxed, and visitors praise the warmth and attentiveness of the gallery staff. The gallery has also served as a venue for international artist exchange programs. Groups from countries as far away as South Korea have participated in joint exhibitions – giving the gallery a vibrant, internationally connected character that goes far beyond that of a typical regional gallery.

As opening hours are not publicly announced, visitors are advised to contact the gallery directly or inquire at their accommodation before their visit. Located in the Chang Phueak district in central Chiang Mai, the gallery can easily be combined with a leisurely afternoon excursion to the Nimman or Maya districts. Entrance fees are not listed, so it is recommended to inquire about admission information in advance.