Sustainable Cities and Communities

One main mission of the university is to preserve and promote cultural heritages. The university provided free access to its culturally related building which is the Ruanthai Museum.

Admission fee: Thai people 20 baht, foreigners 100 baht.
*Monks, novices, people with disabilities, children, the elderly, students/students get in for free.

In case of group visits (With the exemption of fees): to provide written notification in advance to President, Kamphaeng Phet Rajabhat University notify the purpose of access, such as an educational institution.

Inside Ryan Thai Museum, among 4 Thai houses, the exhibits are divided into four stories (one for each story):
1. Kamphaeng Phet City displays information, images, models, and videos showing the geography of various districts, local natural history, and archaeology of Kamphaeng Phet Province.
2. Kamphaeng Phet Ethnology displays information on images, models, and touch-screen computers providing information on ethnic minorities who settle in Kamphaeng Phet Province, including the Hmong, Yao, Karen, and Lisu ethnic groups, as well as the local people in the province, traditions, and lifestyles.
3. The outstanding heritage of Kamphaeng Phet City showcases the outstanding features of the province in terms of mineral resources with display media that include pictures and models.
4. The lecture room is a room for holding lectures and meetings. There is a screen showing a video about Kamphaeng Phet City. Inside, the arts and crafts of the Kamphaeng Phet people are displayed, such as lifestyles, tribal groups, wisdom, works of art, nature studies and living things.

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Ruanthai Meseum website