Khon Kaen National Museum — Attraction in Khon Kaen Province

I'm actually interested in SE Asian history and this museum has potential if it were bigger but charging 100thb to foreigners for such a small place that can be seen in 15 minutes is a joke. It's not fair charging foreigners 500% more for a place that is nothing special. It shld be 40thb tops which wld still be double the price Thais pay. Contrary to past reviews though there's actually a lot of English descriptions in the place and some decent sculptures that are 1,000 years old plus. It's just so small there's no point coming here unless you're actually interested in this stuff. Being closed Mon and Tues also doesn't make it easier to visit if you are just passing they KK. Please stop thinking you are accomplishing something by overcharging foreigners, it just lowers people's...

This one fantastic museum and pretty much a 'must-do' if you have an extended amount time to enjoy the wonders of Khon Kaen province in Isan, Northeastern Thailand.

Plenty of art, photography, storyboards (static and interactive) and sculptures. It housed in classic European styled building on the outskirts of the city centre, with lush gardens and plenty of parking, Inside, it set across two (2) levels and has a welcoming, roomy feel. Definitely one for history buffs and culture hounds (see my YouTube), like...

Overall collections and exhibitions are okay. Though some signs lack of English explanations. But for the dual pricing is just unfair. (Thus minus 2 stars)

This is irrational for foreigners working in Thailand, who pay taxes as well, to pay 5 times more of entrance fee than the locals. I wonder if the logic behind Thai museum system is just about barricading foreigners to use their facilities? Then we do hope that they could use domestic taxes and local admission to maintain those places....