Baan Sao Nak
บ้านเสานัก
A Lanna-Burmese teak mansion built in 1895 and supported by 116 teak pillars. It displays furnishings of a wealthy merchant's home from more than a century ago.
Baan Sao Nak, meaning “house of many pillars,” was built in 1895 as a stilted teak residence for a wealthy Burmese-born merchant's daughter. It blends Lanna and Burmese architectural styles and is held up by 116 square teak pillars. Inside, the family collection includes antique furniture, silverware, lacquerware, and porcelain. The garden is filled with tropical plants and feels peaceful. The house once hosted members of the Thai royal family. Admission is about 50 baht, including a drink. It is located near Kad Kong Ta in the old town and can be reached on foot or by horse carriage.
Opening hours
10:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Ratsadaphisek Bridge
- Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao
- Kad Kong Ta Street
- Wat Pongsanuk
- Wat Si Chum (Lampang)
- Dhanabadee Ceramic Museum
- Lampang Horse Carriage Ride
- Wat Si Rong Mueang