Entrance fee 50 Baht/Pax. We have only one price for Thai Nationals and Foreign visitors. That is our policy. Thank you.

If memory serves correctly, yes. You will take an elevator up from the parking level and then the museum is all on one level. The video and some of the costumes are in a slightly different area, but I am fairly certain there was a small ramp to go access that. When we were there (mid week) it was not crowded at all and there was ample space to maneuver a wheelchair or strollers.

The staff at the Hill Tribe museum are very helpful and at the time of my visit included a lady from the hill tribes involved in weaving fabrics, creating a working exhibit. I did not ask about visiting the tribes, having done so on a previous trip. You should be aware however that such visits are somewhat staged, the people can be little more than exhibits on show for the purpose of tourist photos. During one of my visits I flew from Chiang Mai to Mai Hong Son, relatively inexpensive, where the weekly market included customers from the hill tribes, most notably ladies from the long neck tribe. The trip can also be made by road, although considerably more time consuming. As for the location of the museum accommodation is readily available nearby. I stayed at the Nak Nakara hotel on the opposite side of the same block and have no hesitation in recommending it. I have also reviewed this hotel and is available via my review profile. Regards Roger

November to February is the best season. It's cooler in the north anyway. But the mountain breezes make this season very comfortable with very few mosquitoes.