Mae Wa National Park 'Plan your vacation in The National Park and Other Attraction nearby.' Mae Wa National Park generally consists of complicatedly high mountains. The north part consists of towering and steep mountains while the middle and south portion consist of a mountain range with vast plain areas at the top. The
Doi Chong National Park 'One of the beautiful National Park in Lampang' Doi Chong National Park consists of small and large peaks extending from the north to the southwest of the area. Many gullies flowing into Wang River originate from these mountains. Doi Chong National Park is situated in the areas
Chae Son National Park 'A Quiet and Peaceful Place in Northern Thailand' Chae Son National Park is a rich mountainous forest located in the northeast of Lampang province. It is situated in the districts of Muang Bahn and Jae hom and covers an area of about 592 square km. Before Chae Son
Kad Kong Ta ‘Chill , Shop, Eat and Relax at Ancient market’ Grab you friend’s hand and go for evening shopping at Kad Kong Ta. A nice date doesn’t need to be in a large cinema or a luxurious restaurant. Instead, many ordinary places can also full-fill your special moment too.
Rassadapisek Bridge Lampang 5 Reasons why you should visit Rassadapisek Bridge ‘The bridge that is no ordinary bridge’ Rassadapisek Bridge is an important tourist attraction in Lampang. And if you want to know why, then see these following reasons. With these reasons, you will want to visit it too. Rassadapisek
Dhanabadee Ceramic Museum 'Educational Tour and Fun Time Painting' Know those popular ‘chicken-patterned bowls’? Track their history at Dhanabadee Ceramic Museum Most everyone know ‘chicken-patterned’ ceramic bowls. They’re very popular. Most every houses must have some. Many restaurants use them. They’re simply beautiful. You may have seen or used them for a
Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao Suchadaram ‘A very respectable temple of Lampang’ Feeling frustrated, sad, or nervous right now? Visiting a Buddhist temple is a good way to fix these feelings. You don’t need to be a Buddhist to get into one. Buddhist temples welcome everyone. No matter who you are, you can
Wat Pong Sanuk ‘The UNESCO Award for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage’ Wat Pong Sanuk is a beautiful temple built in a mix of Lanna and Burmese Shan styles. The temple that is also called Wat Pongsanuk Tai was built in 1886 by wealthy Burmese immigrants employed in the teak logging industry.
Wat Lai Hin Luang ‘Small temple but nevertheless beautiful of Lanna architecture’ Temples are one of the most valuable pride of Thailand, as they reflect many parts of history. Most tourists who visit Thailand won’t want to miss their chances of visiting some temples. And here is a good temple in
Wat Chedi Sao Lang ‘Graciously stood out Temple with 20 stupas’ The name ‘Wat Chedi Sao Lang’ is means "The Temple of Twenty chedis" (pagoda) and one look at the 20 stupas in the temple courtyard makes it easy to understand the origin of the name. The beginning of the temple itself
