Chaophor Kuan House
About This Museum
People don't just come to the Chaophor Kuan House to see old things; they come to feel the spirit of Dan Sai. You step inside this weathered teak house and are immediately wrapped in the scent of aged wood and history, a quiet sanctuary from the modern world. It feels less like a formal museum and more like a beloved family home where every object, from a worn spirit mask to a simple cooking pot, has a story. The experience leaves you with a profound sense of connection to the people who built their lives here.
Collection Highlights
The heart of the collection is the vibrant, almost mystical Dan Sai spirit masks and costumes used in the legendary Phi Ta Khon festival. You'll also find beautifully preserved everyday items—ceramic jars, traditional looms, and farming tools—that paint a vivid picture of local life generations ago.
Visitor Information
It's located at 94/1 in Ban Pern, Dan Sai, so it's wonderfully easy to find while exploring the town. Since it's a smaller, more intimate place, it's best to check locally for open hours before you pop in.
Architecture & Building
The museum is housed in a classic Isan-style teakwood house, raised on stilts with a steeply pitched roof. The warm, honey-colored wood and intricate carvings are a beautiful example of traditional local craftsmanship.
Contact & Location
Address: เลย, นาอาน, Mueang Loei, จังหวัดเลย, 42000, ประเทศไทย
Phone: +66 86 239 3118
