Si Satchanalai Community Museum was founded in 2012 as a source for learning and a tourist attraction for economic development in the province of Sukhothai. The exhibition is divided into 8 zones. Zone 1 showcases the historical development of Si Satchanalai. Zone 2 displays a simulated kitchen in the Si Satchanalai community. Zone 3 displays a simulated community market. Zone 4 exhibits photographs of King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit visiting the Si Satchanalai Historical Park in 1958. Zone 5 showcases the craft of making the traditional Si Satchanalai gold jewelry. Zone 6 displays various household utensils such as earthen jars, millstones, wickerworks, etc. Zone 7 exhibits information and artifacts about the community's culture and tradition such as Thai ghost statues representing the tradition of alms giving on the End of Buddhist Lent Day, Khrueang Sangkhet offerings used for Kathin Ceremony boat parades, fake food in Salak Phat alms giving festivals and fake Tiab food tray in the Kin Si Thuay tradition. Lastly, Zone 8 showcases the Si Satchanalai community's way of life along the Yom River.