Don't get me wrong, the displays they have are nice, and they have a few live insects/scorpions/spiders etc, but at 200baht this was one of the more expensive experiences I had. It's not particuarly large, and apart from looking at interesting specimens, I didn't really learn anything. The staff were very friendly and nice.

Having just seen a couple of insect exhibits at major museums in the U.S., I was reminded that I should write a plug for the one in Chiang Mai. It is phenomenal, with the best collection I've ever seen anywhere. The entertainment value is high, too, as the couple who run the place have made great efforts to fill the... More

Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders The museum has fascinating collection of domestic and foreign insects including animal fossils. It contains more than 400 species of the Thai mosquito, amongst many other interesting exhibits. It is located at 72 Nimmanhemin, Soi 13 not far away from Kad Suan Kaew Shopping Centre. I was lucky to have a private tour... More

We walked streets and suddenly we saw e insect museum. Okay, we will see what is it. It was very interesting place to see insects and butterflies and so. Children said that it was best in Chiang Mai. Absolutely worth of visiting.

When we got to the museum, we thought it was closed as no one appeared to be there and it didn't seem to be much. However after ringing the doorbell the curator came and let us in. He was a really eccentric elderly man (given the name "Mosquito Man" in Thailand) who has spent 50 years building up his resources... More