Sirindhorn Museum

The Sirindhorn Museum comprises eight exhibition zones displaying geological and paleontological artifacts, including extensive collections of dinosaur fossils and geological specimens.

Following the 1994 discovery of Phuwiangosaurus sirindhornae skeletons by a temple abbot, the Department of Mineral Resources conducted excavations that revealed Thailand's largest herbivorous dinosaur site.

The museum functions as an educational center where Thai students and international visitors learn about paleontology through permanent exhibitions and interactive displays.

The museum welcomes visitors from Tuesday to Sunday with separate admission fees for Thai nationals and international guests, offering guided tours for groups upon advance reservation.

The museum houses the thigh bone of Isanosaurus attavipachi from 209 million years ago and maintains the most complete collection of Phuwiangosaurus sirindhornae bones in Thailand.

Website: http://sdm.dmr.go.th

GPS coordinates: 16.69315,103.52432

Latest update: March 10, 2025 22:41