Easily accessible from the main highway in any direction with clear signs that provide visitors with the necessary information on what is what and where, in both Thai and English languages. The entire land layout is divided into sections such as the elephant show, elephant hospital, elephant rehabilitation, and so on. There was no entry fee to the place, however, there are tickets stalls for different events. Because it was midday and hot, nothing much was happening other than elephant back riding which we couldn’t do as it was too hot for us and the elephants too. Elephants back riding costs around THB 140 for a 10 minutes journey. There were small restaurants and coffee shop serving limited selection of local dishes too. Strange enough, the majority of the visitors were locals and it looked like we were the only tourists there. It was very quiet and looked semi deserted, but it should deserve better.

This isn't an elephant show or entertainment park. There are limited activities, all focused on the deep relationship between elephants and Thai people. I've seen many foreign reviews alleging animal cruelty and forced behavior. Do you really understand "Asian elephants"? This facility cares for both domesticated and wild elephants, and I believe their methods are appropriate for the elephants' well-being and natural environment. Please don't judge based on a limited or biased viewpoint.

When we entered the ticket booth, I saw an elephant next to it walking freely. I thought the elephant would have some freedom and would be taken care of. When we entered the park, I saw the elephants being chained with a small metal chain. They looked distressed and wanted to roam around of course. They showed monotone behavior (head swaying from one side to the other, even the little ones) which tells me they are not being good taken care of. Later we walked to the bathing area. The keepers would hit an elephant with the hook. I already wanted to go out, but then we just walked away. It's a shame that this is how elephants are being taken care of in a conservation center. Give the elephants some natural ground to roam around with an electric fence/natural barrier. The hook and so on isn't animal friendly at all. For me it was a waste of money seeing they profit of this kind of behavior.

We visited Thai elephant conservative centre on a weekday and arrived early, so the place was very quiet with hardly any other visitors. It made the experience feel even more special and personal. There are two elephant shows during the day — we watched the elephants painting and showing different skills such as pulling logs, dragging timber, and even playing sports. The highlight for us was definitely joining the elephant bathing at 13:30. It lasted about 20 minutes and was truly one of the most amazing experiences of our lives. Being so close to these gentle giants in the water was unforgettable. Highly recommended if you want a unique and meaningful encounter with elephants in Thailand! 🐘💦

I love elephants so wanted to see this place but it was a bit disappointing. The shows are only every 90 minutes or so and you need to check the times otherwise there's not much else to see. We missed a show but didn't want to wait for the next one so just got a bus to the elephant paddock. Most were chained and clearly stressed. Probably wouldn't go back

My visit to the Elephant Conservation Center near Chiang Mai was excellent and exactly what I hoped for. The atmosphere is noticeably peaceful , a huge plus if you want to avoid the typical tourist rush and chaos that can plague other spots. What struck me most was the large number of magnificent elephants and the genuine care they receive. The staff are truly friendly, welcoming, and clearly passionate about their conservation work, which made the experience feel very professional and informative. If your travel goal is a quiet, respectful, and less crowded opportunity to observe elephants, make this center your top choice!

The animal abuse was soil crushing. I’m so ashamed my volunteer group took us here. They would hit the elephants with metal hooks and they would cry out in pain. This place needs to be closed down permanently.

(Translated by Google) Go during the month of May. Look at the well-designed place. There are a lot of places to walk around. But there are quite a few places to rest. There is a small garden that looks quite colorful. There is a parking lot and a building for organizing small activities. But while we were there, there were quite a lot of leaves. So it looks a bit worn out. (I'm not sure if it was a period with few people or not, so I didn't really take care of it.)​ It used to be like there used to be an open zoo. But when I went it was closed. Not sure if it's closed permanently or not. (Original) ไปช่วงเดือนพฤษภา​คม​ ดูสถานที่ออกแบบมาดี มีที่เดินเล่นเยอะ แต่ที่นั่งพักค่อนข้างน้อย มีสวนเล็ก ๆ พอดูมีสีสัน มีที่จอดรถและอาคารไว้จัดกิจกรรมเล็ก ๆ น้อย ๆ ได้ แต่ขณะไปมีใบไม้ค่อนข้างรก เลยดูออกโทรมหน่อย (ไม่แน่ใจว่าเป็นช่วงคนน้อยหรือเปล่าเลยไม่ค่อยดูแล)​ เดิมเหมือนเคยมีสวนสัตว์เปิด แต่ขณะไปปิดอยู่ ไม่แน่ใจว่าปิดถาวรหรือไม่

(Translated by Google) Venue for National Tree Love Day, 21 Oct. 2017 (Original) สถานที่จัดงานวันรักต้นไม้ประจำชาติ 21ต.ค.2560

(Translated by Google) The place is well taken care of, the staff are lovely. (Original) สถานที่ ดูแลดี เจ้าหน้าที่น่ารัก

(Translated by Google) Drive from Lamphun down to Doi Khun Tan and pass the Thai Elephant Conservation Center for another 3 kilometers. You will see a sign for "Thung Kwian Forest Park" and a deer statue on the left. Turn onto rural highway L.P. 2301 and you'll be there in a bit. "Thung Kwian Forest Park Office" is surrounded by a large forest park and sustainable teak forest, 15,127 rai, with many different types of trees. This forest park may not be of interest to foreign tourists. But it is a recreational place for Thai people on the Chiang Mai-Lampang route that is worth stopping by. There is a parking lot inside where you can walk down to see the gardens, the monument to Prof. Dr. Amnuay Kovanich, and the museum. There is also a small open zoo near the lake. You can look for a little deer hidden in the bushes. At the same time, there were peacocks screeching along on the side of the road. There is also a pavilion for sitting and resting. In fact, before it was just a dilapidated concession forest, it took more than 40 years to restore it. Even today, large trees are rarely found. Still, I can say it's "beautiful"... (Original) ขับรถจากลำพูนลงดอยขุนตาลผ่านศูนย์อนุรักษ์ช้างไทยไปอีก ๓ กิโลเมตร จะเห็นป้าย "สวนป่าทุ่งเกวียน" และรูปปั้นกวางทางด้านซ้ายมือ เลี้ยวเข้าไปตามทางหลวงชนบท ลป.๒๓๐๑ อีกนิดเดียวก็ถึง "ที่ทำการสวนป่าทุ่งเกวียน" โอบล้อมด้วยสวนป่าขนาดใหญ่และป่าไม้สักยั่งยืน ๑๕,๑๒๗ไร่ มากมายด้วยพันธ์ไม้นานาชนิด สวนป่าแห่งนี้อาจไม่เป็นที่สนใจสำหรับนักท่องเที่ยวต่างชาติ แต่ก็เป็นสถานที่พักผ่อนหย่อนใจของคนไทยบนเส้นทางเชียงใหม่-ลำปางที่น่าแวะเยือน ภายในมีลานจอดรถให้ลงไปเดินเที่ยวชมสวนหย่อม อนุสาวรีย์ ศ.ดร. อำนวย คอวนิช และพิพิธภัณฑ์ นอกจากนั้นยังมีสวนสัตว์เปิดขนาดเล็กอยู่ริมบึง สามารถมองหากวางตัวน้อยยืนแอบอยู่ในพุ่มไม้ ขณะเดียวกันก็มีนกยูงเดินกรีดกรายอยู่ข้างถนน แล้วยังมีซุ้มศาลานั่งพักไว้ให้ด้วย จริง ๆ แล้วแต่ก่อนก็เป็นแค่ป่าสัมปทานทรุดโทรมต้องใช้เวลานานกว่า ๔๐ ปีในการฟื้นฟู แม้ปัจจุบันนี้ก็ยังหาไม้ใหญ่ไม่ค่อยได้ ถึงกระนั้นก็ยังบอกได้ว่า "สวย" ครับ...

(Translated by Google) Various area conditions Challenge the management system! (Original) สภาพพื้นที่ที่หลากหลาย ท้าทายระบบการจัดการ !

(Translated by Google) Seafood, snacks, various souvenirs Go to the sea and take things from the sea as souvenirs for people in the mountains. (Original) อาหารทะเล ขนม ของฝากหลากหลาย ไปทะเลเอาของทะเลเป็นของฝากให้คนทางภูเขา

(Translated by Google) Lots of peacocks..beautiful flowers..shady place..pre-wedding is easy,. (Original) นกยูงเยอะดี..ดอกไม้สวยๆ..สถานที่ร่มรื่น..พรีเวดดิ้งได้สบายๆ ค่ะ,.

I really enjoyed my visit, ended up spending most of my day here. There are 2 attraction in the main area: the Chae Son Hot Springs & the Chae Son Waterfall. The price is 200 TBH for foreigners, 100 TBH for Thais. The Hot Springs are extremely popular with domestic tourists. The main activities are boiling eggs, soaking the feet in the hot springs, and pickniking. The site is beautiful. Food and drink are available. The ticket includes access to a foot soaking area, small outdoor hot pools, and a stream where you can take a dip. The private bath areas are beautiful and cost only 50 TBH. Towels are available for rent. It's okay if you don't have a swimsuit, the rooms are fully private. There's also a massage pavilion, the price of a massage is only 200-300 TBH. You need to wait until a masseuse becomes available and they'll come get you, there's no front desk. For hikers, this is really an onsen first and national park second. There's only a very short path to the waterfall. The waterfall itself is unremarkable and swimming under it is prohibited. To get there, follow the stream up from the hot springs. The trail isn't marked so I ended up walking on the road. The trail is blocked beyond the 6th level of the waterfall. There was a signpost claiming that there's a 5km trail to the Mae Mon & Mae Khun Waterfalls. I couldn't find any info on this trail. There's also allegedly a "Mae Piak Nature Trail" somewhere in the park, but I couldn't locate this either. It's possible that the blocked off trail leads to these and you need to hire a guide to hike there. The park also allegedly has caves, couldn't get any info on them either. I gave it one star less because of the lack of hiking trails.

What an elegant park to visit. I almost thought I was back in Japan. It was that manicured especially in the hot springs area. The waterfall is impressive too with a small wall to the base leading up to the waterfall proper. Well worth a visit and can be easily combined with a visit the the sky temple, not 30 minutes up the road.

🌿 I visited the beautiful Chae Son National Park for 2 days and stayed one night at the campsite. If you’re driving from Chiang Mai, I highly recommend taking Route 1252. I mistakenly took the route through Mae Kampong village, which was very steep and challenging — not suitable for small cars like a Mazda 2 😄 🎟️ Entrance fee is 200 THB for foreigners, regardless of having a Thai work permit or pink card. Each national park in Thailand has its own policy, so always check ahead. The park is great for kids, with hot springs and a waterfall to explore. As other reviews mentioned: the bathrooms are clean and well-maintained. 💦 I definitely recommend taking an onsen bath at the hot springs — mine was 40°C and incredibly relaxing. They allow you to soak for 15 minutes, which was perfect. ☔ The only downside during our stay was the heavy rain, but despite that, we still had a lot of fun here. Highly recommended!

Great place to relax! Big and scenic area with multiple hot springs. You can boil eggs, have a picnic, massage and soak in one of private onsen cabins. Also there are bungalows for overnight rent. Foreigner entrance fee is 200 THB. Visit date: 26 Oct 2025

This is a chance to experience a real hot spring. You can see a lot of locals and the view is beautiful. It is worth a visit.

Hot spring was fantastic, boiled some eggs while there, and enjoyed a great classic Thai massage.

Great experience to feel the warmth coming from the spring and be able to use it for footbathing. You can rent a towel for 20 BTH. People buy eggs at the 3 shops higher up inside the park itsself and slowboil them in the hot water. You can also find a waterfall there with a trail besides it that goes far up. Very affordable entry, 200 BTH per adult (think it was 50 BTH for resident and 20 BTH for parking or the other way around). Only the road to there from Chiang-Mai was very long through the forest (2h almost).

A bit far away from the city but really an interesting place to visit. A special chapel that visitor can get inside for an upside down view of the Pagoda through the small hole of the Chapel wall. Strongly recommend to experience the pagoda view from inside.

Amazing reflection of Phrathall.

I'm a real temple lover I visit as many as I can as often as I can ,I have never found one I didn't think was well worth the visit and making merit and viewing it historic history

Peaceful temple. You can visit a small hall next to the main hall to see upside down shadow of the pagoda.

Good, wish the rain had not prevented me the chance to really look around.

nice temple

Worth the visit

An interesting and impressive display of magnificent structures. Plenty of various activities were performed. There were many visitors, some coming in tour coaches, while others flock in on foot or private transportation, to admire this marvel, or perform their rituals and prayers. The place was practically full of tourists that come from everywhere. Beautiful, and must see.

◽️Highlights & Must-Do: •Upside-down reflection of the stupa – Traditionally viewed inside the ordination hall (currently under renovation). You can still see it in the side viharn on the left; look carefully on the right-hand table once you step inside. •Circumambulation (Walking Meditation) around the stupa – The temple provides flowers, incense, and candles for offerings, for 20 THB for a donation. •Ancient Lanna murals – Located in an open viharn at the entrance, these are among the few surviving Lanna-style wall paintings in Thailand. •Bullet marks on the iron fence around the stupa, with interesting historical stories. 💰 Entrance Fee: 40 THB for foreigners.

On one hand it’s a must see of historical and cultural significance. On the other hand if you have limited time in Lampang it’s out of the way. A Grab from city center will cost you about 170-200฿ each way. Temple entrance fee for foreigners is 40฿ if the person collecting has change. The trip is about 30 min (over 20km) each way and you can see everything in less than an hour. So if you have 2 hours and 500฿ it’s worth going. Honestly it’s a bit underwhelming compared to other sights in Chiang Mai area. However, it is nice to stroll around and take in the ambiance.

A bit boring temple for tourist spot its have 1 of 12 chinese zodiac temple though. Though its not that bad to take picture and have a bit spot to take it. Its not around the city so need to spent 20 mins from city

Excellent place and great location. Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is an important historical site located in the ruins of the ancient city of Lampang. According to history, Queen Chamadevi once came to pay homage and has been renovating and repairing it regularly. It is considered an important temple of the city since ancient times. It is beautiful and has excellent architecture, sculptures, and paintings. It is the place where Phra Kaew Don Tao, which is highly revered, is enshrined.

Very lovely old temple and with google translate we could figure out what some of the prayers/blessings were all about. Some nice stalls and very friendly people all around. 40 baht visitor fee

Beautiful temple, well maintained and popular with locals. Well worth the detour on the way to Chiang Mai.

Was claimed unesco heritage but I found it very quite here and nothing much to see , maybe I should study more about this temple and pay another visit

We both enjoyed our visit. Its a working Temple. Located just over the Wang River from the main tourist area of Lampang City. Can I just apogise for the next part : so many of you advertise this as a UNESCO site!!! It's not, so please do your research before visiting thinking its a UNESCO site. It received a UNESCO award of merit in 2008 (as per the signage at the main gate), which does not make it a UNESCO site. It's joined to a second Wat and easy to walk around. Beware of the black cat that hangs around opposite the main entrance to this temple. It's got a lovely collar and is very much domesticated, but wow, it feins friendship so easily and I'm sure I'm not the first tourist its drawn blood from. If it falls onto its back in the hope of a belly rub, don't fall for that trick. Overall, an enjoyable 30 minutes walk around the temple (s).

It's a heritage place in Lampang. Age is around 1300 years, it's beautiful n quiet .. good for walking around.

This is a beautiful, serene and quiet temple which is the only temple in Thailand that shows Lanna, Chinese and Burmese influneces. It's also a UNESCO site.

Nice temple. 2008 unesco award winner. Check out the museums on site

A large and interesting old temple complex with many buildings and a large sleeping buddha

Quite interesting. No crowds although it is a distance from the main road

Great weekend market! Not too busy, but many stalls to buy from. Beautiful old buildings surround the market.

Must visit on Sunday evenings around 6-8. We went at 5:15 and many vendors were still setting up so I would wait until 6. Delicious orange drinks, foods, and local items for sell. Locals market and not tourist market which is nice!

Nice to walk around in the evening and lots of choices of food too, for car parking if possible park when u Find a parking place

Very nice walking street. More local and authentic than in Chiang Mai. Not so touristy. Really worth a visit. Lots of good food too!

It’s suggested to visit here at around 6pm. There are various things for selling here including souvenirs or daily appliances. A must visit night market.

I enjoyed just mingling with the locals and learning about the things they enjoy eating and buying as I spend the evening at this night market which is only held on Saturday and Sunday night. I also enjoyed the music being played by various school children who were there to raise funds for their school. Live music by various buskers add to the lively atmosphere.

Nothing too special about the food, but the surrounding wood buildings are amazing and, unlike other markets, almost no one speaks English.

An amazing experience, spiritually and artistically. It houses one of Thailand’s Emerald Buddhas and has a large reclining Buddha that’s well known. The Buddha in the newer main hall is quite large and impressive in size and design. In the mornings the pagoda shimmers of the sunlight, creating a visual sense of peace. This temple is one of Lampang’s treasures for sure.

Highly recommended to Visit this ancient temple! 🤩 "Wat Prakaewdontao Suchadaram" It's really good day for 21°c at noon. Cold wind, peaceful temple and great scenery. Don't miss. Let the pictures tell the story how great this temple is.! 🙏😊

Calm and peaceful temple with big golden pagoda

Wat Phra Kaeo Don Tao Suchadaram (Kham Muang: LN-Wat Phra Kaeo Don Tao.png) is a royal temple of the third class, ordinary type, located at Tambon Wiang Nuea. Mueang Lampang District, Lampang Province, with an area of ​​51 rai 2 ngan 61 square wah, is an ancient and beautiful temple aged over a thousand years. This temple has been enshrined the Buddha Maha Manee Ratana Patimakorn (Emerald Buddha) since 1979 for 575 years.

Beautiful temple. The whole area is larger than expected. Worth a quick visit.

Large and peaceful ancient temple with lots of buildings, shrines, naga and large stupa. There is an entry fee

Typical Thai temple, currently under construction (April 2019). I went very early in the morning, to avoid the heat and other people. I enjoyed walking around, but I wouldn't come to Lampang just to see this temple.

You can see how they lived before, and know why the house they build like that. The entrance fee are 50, but they said those money is for those poor people. It's such a nice things.

A good example of a large traditional Thai House. 50 Baht entrance but you do get a delicious tamarind juice drink and some local rice cracker snacks which are very tasty.

Would have been great if I could take a visit inside, but unfortunately it was closed. Wish they could at least specify the opening hours.

Nice teak house museum and garden to visit to feel of vintage Thai-styled house.

Baan Sao Nak is great! It's an old teak wood house that's currently buckling a little under the weight of the wood. It was a rich family's house but now they turned it into a museum, which I think is really cool. It's only 50 baht, and it's the same price for Thai people and foreigners. The lady that gave my tour was friendly and helpful. And the tour guide was very knowledgeable. The price of the tour includes a small traditional beverage and some rice crackers. It's great value.

Traditional Thai building , comfortable atmosphere , ticket include a cup of tea and rice dessert. When I visit here , it will hold a wedding ceremony, it's amazing to watch them how to prepare wedding.

Very good place that you could learn how the Lampang citizen lived in the past. You could found several antiquities. Together with warm welcome from staff with Thai crispy rice cake and herbal drinking. Very good taste!!! I ever visited this place twice!

Magnificently built located a few kilometres away from downtown and housed a 15th century solid gold image of Buddha inside the praying hall. A large golden chedi stands tall inside the compound. From the compilation of building structures and image existence this place is definitely an antiquated oldie. It's grandeur gives a feeling of calmness and inner peace. Glad to have a chance to stumble upon this piece of heritage.

Nice and quiet place. You feel relaxed and find peace here.

Small place here but still clam and good atmosphere. Better to visit in the late evening that not too hot. If you can counting 20 pagodas, you will have a lucky.

Beautiful temple with 20 small pagodas which give local name of this temple. P.S. "Sow"means twenty in Northern Language.

Located in a quiet, semi rural setting, the Wat is tranquil and colorful the very relaxed dogs, cats and chickens adding to the experience. I cycled the 6 km from Lampang centre, an easy ride on flat roads.

nice place to see historical and religious symbols

One of beautiful temple in Lamphang. Small and peace.

This is a good place to visit but our tour felt rather rushed. Would be nice to be taken round with enough time to read a bit more of the information or be able to go at your own pace. Tour guide was good though and informative for the main information that you require. The shop was reasonably priced.

Dhanabadee Ceramic Museum is a perfect place to get a first hand experience on how to make a chicken bowl. The process was founded way back from China and brought to Thailand. The designs and details were meticulously hand-painted. Because of their unique techniques, it made the city as one of the exporters of chicken bowls and ceramic creations in the country and overseas. Plus, you can see a bowl made out of real gold. Be sure to check it out. As a tourist, it is definitely an additional to your list when visiting Chiang Mai! My boyfriend and I enjoyed a lot!

I recently visited this museum after seeing all the glowing 5-star reviews online, but what a disappointment! It quickly became clear that many of these positive reviews are fake. The exhibits were poorly maintained, there was little educational value, and the staff seemed uninterested in helping visitors. It felt like the museum was more concerned with creating a false image online than actually delivering a quality experience. I wouldn’t recommend wasting your time or money here. It’s sad that they resort to using fake accounts to boost their ratings instead of improving the experience for guests

What a great place to visit! I realy enjoyed rhe tour of the factory. They offer tours in english. You walk in the factory and see how everthing is made.

Not really sure what the negative reviews are on about, this was the highlight of our visit to Lampang and was absolutely worth the money (100 baht entrance fee). There are guided tours every hour and our guide, Fay, was amazing, speaking in both Thai and English to the group. She and the other staff were also very friendly and helpful with answering questions we had about our time in Lampang. You get to learn the whole history and process of the chicken bowl, which is still made by hand at the museum/factory today. If you’re interested in history, arts, culture, you shouldn’t miss it!

Katie is very informative and fun to communicate with Thai and English. She would take time to show detail for more info.

Such a great place to learn about the history of pottery in the area! Our guide Noon was so so so nice (and she actually let me go through the tour a second time because I wanted to take more pictures! Thank you Noon!) and it was a great place to learn about a piece of pottery that may seem everywhere but actually has such a unique history! Entry was 100 BAHT per person too!

A Hidden Natural Wonderland in Northern Thailand If you’re craving a true escape into untouched nature, Wiang Kosai National Park is an absolute dream. Located between Lampang and Phrae provinces, this national park is still relatively unknown to most tourists—which makes it even more magical. I visited recently, and it completely exceeded my expectations in every way. 🌲 Dense Forests, Waterfalls & Wildlife From the moment I arrived, I was enveloped by lush green forests, the scent of damp earth, and the sound of birds echoing through the trees. The park is covered with rich teak and mixed deciduous forest, giving it a wild, untouched feel. It’s the kind of place where you immediately feel connected to the natural world. One of the highlights of my visit was the stunning Mae Koeng Luang and Mae Koeng Noi Waterfalls—multi-tiered falls with crystal-clear water cascading over smooth stones. There are well-marked trails that take you to each tier, and though the hike can get steep in places, it’s absolutely worth it. The views are breathtaking, and the sound of water rushing through the jungle is incredibly soothing. 🐒 A Place to Breathe, Reflect, and Explore I was lucky enough to spot monkeys, butterflies, and a variety of birds during my walk. The biodiversity here is impressive, and because it’s not overly commercialized, you can really enjoy the serenity without crowds or noise. There are also cool viewpoints scattered throughout the park—some offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, others hidden deeper within the trees where you can sit and take it all in. 🏕️ Camping & Facilities If you’re into camping, Wiang Kosai has designated camping areas with basic amenities. You can bring your own tent or rent one on-site. I didn’t camp this time, but I’d love to return and spend a night under the stars—it’s the perfect place for it. There’s also a visitor center near the entrance where the rangers are friendly and can help with maps or tips on where to go based on the season. 🚗 Getting There The park is best reached by car or motorbike. It’s about an hour from Phrae or Lampang, and the drive itself is scenic and enjoyable, especially as you get closer to the park boundaries and the mountains rise around you.

Wiang Kosai National Park protects approximately 410 km² of mountainous tropical forest in the Phi Pan Nam Range, spanning Phrae and Lampang provinces. Key attractions include the multi-tiered Mae Koeng Waterfalls (Luang and Noi), the Mae Chok Hot Spring, and scenic mountaintop viewpoints. The park supports rich forest ecosystems, home to muntjac, squirrels, diverse birdlife, and lush flora. Visitors can enjoy camping, guided woodland hikes, and swimming in natural pools. Facilities include a visitor centre, restrooms, simple food stalls, and camping grounds. Open daily from 08:00 to 16:30. Entry fee is approximately THB 200. Access is via Highway 101 → 11 to Wang Chin, followed by local roads. Ideal for peaceful nature escapes, forest bathing, and camping under cool northern skies.

Parks is closed until 1st of October 2023. Please update your working hours. We took a 3 hour trip here 😁

Only so so waterfall, nothing else...200 Bhat for foreigner

Very friendly ranger .. and awesome place to camp

Beautiful place...lot of yellow butterflys...paradise, wonderful feeling.

Friendly staffs, beautiful accommodations, peaceful and beautiful.

A thermal power plant producing around 2400MW electricity. Near and clean place and well Maintained.

(Translated by Google) The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand has improved the landscape to be a tourist and relaxation destination by planting wide lines of lotus trees, blooming with bright yellow flowers as far as the eye can see. And since the end of November 2021, many lights using solar cell energy have been decorated in the flower garden near the viewpoint. Therefore, it has become another popular tourist attraction in Lampang Province. (Original) การไฟฟ้าฝ่ายผลิตแห่งประเทศไทยได้ปรับปรุงภูมิทัศน์ให้เป็นแหล่งท่องเที่ยวและพักผ่อนโดยปลูกต้นบัวตองเป็นแนวกว้างออกดอกเหลืองอร่ามสุดลูกหูลูกตา และตั้งแต่ปลายเดือนพฤศจิกายน 2564 เป็นต้นมา ได้ประดับดวงไฟจำนวนมากซึ่งใช้พลังงานโซล่าเซลบริเวณสวนดอกไม้ใกล้จุดชมวิว จึงกลายเป็นแหล่งท่องเที่ยวยอดฮิตอีกแห่งหนึ่งของจังหว้ดลำปาง

(Translated by Google) Mae Moh Power Plant It is a suitable place for a day trip. Shady place There are many outdoor activities to participate in. Whether it's wooden carts, cycling, walking around the Bua Tong fields. and admire the beautiful mountain view And there will be an annual event usually held in November of every year. I guarantee that if you go you won't be disappointed. Convenient transportation, more than 30 kilometers from Lampang city. The weather is very good. (Original) โรงไฟฟ้าแม่เมาะ เป็นสถานที่ที่เหมาะกับการพักผ่อนแบบไปกลับ สถานที่ร่มรื่น มีกิจกรรมกลางแจ้งให้ร่วมมากมาย ไม่ว่าจะเป็นรถไม้ ปั่นจักรยาน เดินชมทุ่งบัวตอง และชมวิวภูเขาที่สวยงาม และจะมีงานประจำปีมักจะจัดในช่วงเดือนพฤศจิกายนของทุกปี รับรองว่าไปแล้วไม่ผิดหวัง เดินทางสะดวกห่างจากตัวเมืองลำปาง 30กว่ากิโล อากาศดีมาก

(Translated by Google) It's very spacious inside so you have to drive. Around the power plant, there are many beautiful places to take photos. It takes an hour to drive the entire trip. (Original) ข้างในกว้างมากต้องขับรถ รอบๆโรงไฟฟ้ามีสถานที่สวยๆให้ถ่ายรูปเยอะ ใช้เวลาเป็นชั่วโมงกว่าจะขับรถเที่ยวหมด

(Translated by Google) Lotus flower field, Mae Moh Power Plant, Lampang Province The lotus field blooms during the month of Oct.-Dec. of every year Along the way to the lotus field, there will be signs and symbols in the shape of lotus flowers leading to the lotus field and the viewpoint. #Accepting photography by photographer ig: johngallery / facebook: johnwee (Original) ทุ่งดอกบัวตองโรงไฟฟ้าแม่เมาะ จังหวัดลำปาง ทุ่งดอกบัวตองจะบานในช่วงเดือน ตค.-ธค.ของทุกปี ตลอดทางที่จะไปยังทุ่งดอกบัวตองจะมีป้ายและสัญลักษณ์เป็นรูปดอกบัวตองเพื่อพาไปยังทุ่งดอกบัวตอง และจุดชมวิว #รับถ่ายภาพ ช่างภาพ ig: johngallery / facebook: johnwee

(Translated by Google) Good hotel, delicious food, many tourist attractions such as viewpoints, museums, golf courses, gardens. (Original) โรงแรมดี อาหารอร่อย ที่เที่ยวหลายจุด เช่น จุดชมวิว พิพิธภัณฑ์ สนามกอล์ฟ สวน

(Translated by Google) Mae Moh Power Plant It is a state power plant. that is beneficial to the country's electrical energy security It is an interesting tourist attraction. Recommend tourists to come and experience (Original) โรงไฟฟ้าแม่เมาะ เป็นโรงไฟฟ้าของรัฐ ที่เป็นประโยชน์ต่อความมั่นคงด้านพลังงานไฟฟ้าของประเทศ เป็นแหล่งท่องเที่ยวที่น่าสนใจ แนะนำนักท่องเที่ยวให้มาสัมผัส

A cave in the middle of nowhere on the way to the North. No entrance fee at all which is a big plus BUT you really have to walk quite a bit to get to the cave and the way up is super steep.

This place is a miracle in Thailand, where foreigners usually pay five times more than Asians to enter the national park. Admission to Tham Pha Thai is FREE for all. A cave of the same name is spacious and about 400-500 m depth. To enter there, you need a local guide. Usually, it's a ranger, but on weekends, the local children assist the visitors. Being just about 12-15 y. o., they can tell you about this place, show the most remarkable places inside. They spoke in Thai only, but they promised to learn English. So adorable. They help doesn't have an official price, so don't hesitate to donate them for their kindness. I'm very thankful to the staff and plan to revisit the cave. This time, with a tripod and different lenses. In my list of beautiful caves in Northern Thailand, Tham Pha Thai is in the top 5.

Another amazing place to visit. The cave is nice. Staff is very helpful and friendly. You will need the staff to help guide you to the deepest part of the cave. Not many tourists here.

Was small climb to go back down into cave very nice place to visit lots of bats and we seen about 6 snakes on our visit our guide was great didn't speak much English but I can speak Thai so no problem would recommend it

This is a one of epic caves in Thailand.The king RAMA VII has been come here.beautiful stalagmite.OH! last things 380 stairs make your legs fatigued.

This place is an amazing, unsen part of Thailand, let a lone Lampang. It is just off of Highway 1 as you are going to Phayao. The admission fee is an amazing price of...FREE. When you arrive, you can get a local guide to go with you, so you won't be entering the cave alone. Some of the structures inside the cave range from 15 years to 8 million years old! And, if you enter the cave at the right time, you can see the magnificent rays that come out of the holes from the top of the cave (around 9-10 am). How to get there: You can take a mini bus starting in from of the vocational college. They run pretty much ever thirty minutes. You can tell the driver to drop you off at "Tham Pha Thai National Park." Once you arrive, it is about a 20 minute walk to the entrance of the cave. Once you have completed your journey, make your way to a local bus stop to flag down a mini bus to take you back to Lampang. You can also stay the night as well. Contact the national park. They have many sleeping accommodations.

Very beautiful and amazing nature.. A lot of steep stairs involved and recommend good shoes

The temple is in town next to Donkam market.

A nice local temple that merits exploring.

Beautiful Lanna Pagoda. Great collection of antique Buddha statues. Great local museum operation include 150 years old rare Buddha image

The museum is tiny; its contents stunning.

The historic temple in " Long " amphoe of Phare province There are many antigue collection of Bhuddha images and statues shown here

Nice place. And can learn about history.. And have lots of food near

Very nice museum in this temple

A transformative experience. BLES is not just a sanctuary — it’s a place of respect, healing, and true love for elephants. Here, each animal has a name, a story, and the freedom they deserve. It’s impossible not to be moved by the strength of these giants, who carry scars on both their bodies and their memories, yet find peace in every step. The team is incredibly kind, welcoming, and dedicated. Even with the language barrier, I felt completely at home — like I was among friends. If you’re looking for a place where tourism meets purpose, and animal welfare comes first, BLES is the right destination. Eternally grateful for everything I experienced here. A visit that leaves a mark on your soul. 🐘💚 #BLES #AnimalWelfare #ResponsibleTourism

If I could have given a 10 (instead of 5 being the highest) I would. BLES is an amazing organization doing amazing things for the elephants. This is a true sanctuary where the elephants can just be elephants. I felt welcome as soon as I met Katherine and her beautiful family and staff. Right off we went on an elephant walk and found Lotus. She was making a rumbling sound hoping to find her other elephant friends. Once she did, the sound of pure excitement coming from them was so incredible. We would also have lunch delivered to a treehouse where we could watch the elephants below just be elephants. There is so much to rave about I can’t wait to return.

My wife and I went to Thailand for three weeks for our honeymoon, and the four days we spent at Boon Lott's was absolutely the highlight of our trip. If you truly care about the well being of elephants, this is the only ethical option in Thailand. I was overwhelmed with the beauty and majesty of their resident elephants, and the team (mahouts) working with the elephants are so wonderful - they lead and train with love and deep trust, and it is so clear. The family who runs the place are honestly some of the sweetest, kindest, most loving people you will meet. We ate the best food of our trip here. They fed us three solid meals a day, family style, and their love shone through their food. We really felt cared for and part of the family. There are also dogs and cats on site which definitely added to the experience! It is worth every single penny, and you will not want to leave. I really truly hope we can make visiting Boon Lott's a tradition. Thank you so much to everyone at BLES!!!

My husband and I just visited Boon Lott's Elephant Sanctuary as part of our honeymoon. We spent 3 nights and 3 days here. It was absolutely AMAZING! The experience to be so close to such big, gorgeous, intelligent creatures was so inspiring. Also, everyone at BLES is SO INCREDIBLY KIND. Note that in general the activities here are a bit physically active. We went on long hikes and it was a bit physically taxing. Though, if you ever did not want to do an activity there was always an option to not participate but honestly they were the best part. The food here was INCREDIBLE. At the sanctuary it is all vegan food. It was probably the best food I have had in thailand. Getting a reservation here was not that hard, really you just need to email Katherine early (we did ours a year in advance) and don't expect a reply right away. There is NO internet access at the sanctuary and most phone carrier signal does not work, so she has to travel to a different place to send emails etc. After you made your reservation you let her know when you are arriving (the sukhothai airport is where we arrived) and she will send someone to pick you up. They keep the groups very small here, up to 6. We had 4 people (my husband and me and another great couple). We had so much fun being with these people. It is a great place to meet like minded people from around the world.

Friend and I booked a stay on our 1st trip to Thailand. You need to book in advance you cannot show up unannounced. The owner, her family, and all staff are a joy to be around. Kathrine is passionate in what she does, educated in the care of all animals at BLES, and has created a truly magical place. If you're looking for an educational humbling experience while witnessing elephants in their natural state this is the place to go. Not to mention all the amazing vegan food! Highly recommend and hope to be back in the future.

We visited for 3 days with our 3 children (booked several months in advance) and as the kids describe it, it was, "Epic...Ten stars...Awesome!" It was truly an immersive experience, learning about elephants, mahouts, Thai culture and the community. Katherine and her family were so welcoming, as were all the staff at BLES. The food was the some of best vegetarian/vegan food we have had! All our needs were taken care of, and we felt like part of the family. We cannot put into words how enriching the experience was for all of us. Spending time with the beautiful elephants was a very special experience we won't forget. We recommend this to anyone interested in learning more about elephants and seeing them in a safe environment. We hope to be back again!

My husband and I had the best experience at BLES with Katherine and her family. We felt completely at home. It was obvious how passionate everyone at BLES is about elephant welfare. We loved learning from Katherine and the mahouts and observing the elephants being elephants. Couldn't recommend enough! Coming to BLES was the highlight of our trip to Thailand.

Very elegant entrance but too bad no road sign before the temple.nice sleeping buddha n big celestrial peacock bird.. Inside stupa n phra Jinnarah Buddha

The temple is very beautiful. But need to maintain in the front of the temple.

An absolute must see if you're nearby. Although it is not an old temple it has many great traditional features. You will need at least 45 mins to an hour to fully explore all this complex has to offer. Make sure you climb the steps and explore the shrines at the top of the hill, they are incredibly beautiful.

Amazing temple with thousand art and statues

What a beautiful Regional gym a temple that the Royal Family, both Kings have visited. It's a shame the monks do not take care and keep it dusted and cleaned. In the last three or four years they have really Let It Go. But it's still very impressive to visit

I was impressed with the fine art construction of this temple​ &​ the​ intention of​ the​ ex-abbot whom intended to creat the​ fine​ art​ for the​ next generation.​ I​ recommended you to​ visit this​ temple​ &​ took time to​ absorb the​ soul of​ the​ creator.​ This​ temple​ close at 17.00​ Lt.​

The very elaborate local temple had 3 levels with various sala's. Some used others abandoned a whole ago. It has a big and rich collection of old artefacts well worth seeing. Plentiful richly decorated it has many stories. There is also a memorial for fallen soldiers.

It was a magical experience for me! The temple is beautiful that it feels like it was just pulled out of Disneyland. Be ready to be mesmerized by the unique designs here.

Interesting temple with numerous fascinating structures. There is a 500 year old Buddha statue in the main hall. Pray to the golden turtle for good luck.

Beautiful temple . There is also a big Tortoise statue at the temple that worth for stopover . Nov 2024

Beautiful and shiny. It's a must see when visiting Phrae town. One of the best kept temple complexes I've seen in a while. You won't be disappointed. Right down the street from a bunch of bars and nightclubs too. Which is handy if you wanna crush a few beers after your search for enlightenment.

A newer temple within the old city of Phrae that is simply gorgeous. There is a more traditional looking Viharn but next to it is a magnificent multi-spire building. A reclining Buddha is outside in the open. A new giant turtle is currently being added to the complex. It within walking distance of several other sites in the old city.

Visit 26/3/2019 - Large turtle statue is a must see. Many other statues and shrines. Great artworks. Short walk from many other atractions.

Definately worth a visit if you are staying in Phrae. It is a beautiful collection of shrines and Lord Buddha statues. The architecture is quite different to other tempel sites. And beautifully white.

Very beautiful temple to visit in Phrae. Is it a must visit place ? Definitely yes. Here you will find everything from an impressive temple, big white Chedi, old wooden houses etc. I will define this as not being the most beautiful and spectacular temple ground in Phrae but still a must visit place when coming to this area of Thailand

Another ancient temple. There is an old gate that is situated inside the temple hall.

Wat Luang is a very old temple (however the current buildings are newer) with a main hall containing a bronze Buddha statue. The other notable building is the two-storey building containing a small museum. It is worth visiting when at Wat Luang. I enjoyed my visit and the TAT volunteer was very kind and helpful.

Less spectacular than its neighboring temple, but likely of more significance. And much older.

A big beautiful temple inside viang (the old town) built approximately 1200 years ago

Magic temple

Old and beautifully decorated

A must visit place when coming to Phrae. Experience for yourself how the old ruler of Phrae lived, slept, dined and worked in his huge wooden house right in the city centre. Free entrance but donations can be made. Expect to spend 30-45 minutes here as a tourist to see it all and walk around slowly as the wooden floor is very slippery in some parts of the house

First, it’s a free museum so no worries about reservations. And it’s filled with a lot of historical and unique pieces. It felt like taking a step back in time as I went through the floors and the rooms and I really took my time doing so. I loved the fact that they also had these little document stands and picture boards to elaborate more on whatever piece of artifact you were seeing or room you were in. Absolutely recommend.

The residence of the Phrae royalty in the past. Learn about his and his family way of life here. Free to enter. There is a guide who can speak English to show you around the place. Came to visit during midday and chanced upon the free guided tour (in Thai) at 2pm. Took one and a half hour traveling on the tram to numerous temples. Mainly locals. Tour ended back at Kum Chao Luang, but you can get off at any point. We are free to tip them if we want at the end. Morning tour is at 10am. Luckily I had some knowledge of Thai so it's much enjoyable. Otherwise it may serve only as a transportation among the sites. the friendly guide is able to explain a little in English.

A historical destination that should not be overlooked! This, is the mansion of the last King of Phrae. Its furnished in a manner thats very vintage. There is also a guid, but only really speaks English, so maybe bring someone to translate for you? Lovely place, enjoyed soaking in the history 👌🏻

We made an unscheduled stop here and were we glad we did. No tourists were here when we visited. We took our time browsing the mansion/museum. There’s plenty of parking on the roadside (which is common in Phrae). No entrance fees, clean toilets and best of all…there’s a cold water dispenser. Staff were very friendly and considerate. Well-maintained sight. There are English labels for some of the items so I could understand the history of the mansion.

It was on fine day we went, the building is in good care. There are etiquette in English, but only short explanation. For someone who interest with building/history, perhaps you could read online articles before/after going to this place. Clean toilet available at the backyard garden.

Well preserved teak house with beautiful wood trims. Tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable in explaining the different parts of the house and its former uses. However the landscaping could use some improvement to complement the house.

A must visit place when coming to Phrae. Experience for yourself how the old ruler of Phrae lived, slept, dined and worked in his huge wooden house right in the city centre. Free entrance but donations can be made. Expect to spend 30-45 minutes here as a tourist to see it all and walk around slowly as the wooden floor is very slippery in some parts of the house

First, it’s a free museum so no worries about reservations. And it’s filled with a lot of historical and unique pieces. It felt like taking a step back in time as I went through the floors and the rooms and I really took my time doing so. I loved the fact that they also had these little document stands and picture boards to elaborate more on whatever piece of artifact you were seeing or room you were in. Absolutely recommend.

The residence of the Phrae royalty in the past. Learn about his and his family way of life here. Free to enter. There is a guide who can speak English to show you around the place. Came to visit during midday and chanced upon the free guided tour (in Thai) at 2pm. Took one and a half hour traveling on the tram to numerous temples. Mainly locals. Tour ended back at Kum Chao Luang, but you can get off at any point. We are free to tip them if we want at the end. Morning tour is at 10am. Luckily I had some knowledge of Thai so it's much enjoyable. Otherwise it may serve only as a transportation among the sites. the friendly guide is able to explain a little in English.

A historical destination that should not be overlooked! This, is the mansion of the last King of Phrae. Its furnished in a manner thats very vintage. There is also a guid, but only really speaks English, so maybe bring someone to translate for you? Lovely place, enjoyed soaking in the history 👌🏻

We made an unscheduled stop here and were we glad we did. No tourists were here when we visited. We took our time browsing the mansion/museum. There’s plenty of parking on the roadside (which is common in Phrae). No entrance fees, clean toilets and best of all…there’s a cold water dispenser. Staff were very friendly and considerate. Well-maintained sight. There are English labels for some of the items so I could understand the history of the mansion.

It was on fine day we went, the building is in good care. There are etiquette in English, but only short explanation. For someone who interest with building/history, perhaps you could read online articles before/after going to this place. Clean toilet available at the backyard garden.

Well preserved teak house with beautiful wood trims. Tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable in explaining the different parts of the house and its former uses. However the landscaping could use some improvement to complement the house.

Nice temple in the city centre, when you are here, you should visit

Everything was good except one thing that I got bothered at the temple. As soon as I got into the main hall of temple, a monk who was sitting on the left side called me right away (it was a hint that he wanted me to give money (even I had to put it in a donation box) to go to him first. I couldn't refuse it because I would have been a freak if I did that to him). I basically just wanted to quietly and peacefully paid my respect to the buddha image in the hall by myself.

A little temple and a wonderful market all around

very high ceiling temple

This is one of the temple in Chiangmai which surrounded with nature environment.

Center of Phrae. Feel of real Thai temple, not touristy.

It's peaceful

Visited to worship the buddha statues and Wessuwan gods here. Well arrange for all respective statue. Large area for parking and convenience.

Huge ancient complex. Spend time praying here or just historical sightseeing.

Feels like heaven. Must visit Wat in Uttaradit

This place is huge wear your good shoes

You really have to bisit ghese sights to appreciate

Buddhist Temple which Pra Tan Sila At festival are held here every year. Many stores will gather here to sell their goods.

The most attractive and famous in Uttaradit. One of the historical temple in Thailand.

No entry fees to observe this precious historical site. You could so some donation and they provide you with the alms flowers to pay respect the Buddha. This is a must go site if you travel Phrae. There is a Shan Momestry opposite of this place with differnt attractions.

Old wooden temple just across the Wat Sawan Niwet. A bid hidden behind the parking area and located in a pretty overgrown garden this beautiful old temple can be found. Expect to spend about 10-15 minutes here looking around the temple ground. I enjoyed my time here and this is still the first and only wooden temple I found in Phrae

A must visit cultural site in Phrae. Very beautiful and peaceful old style Burmese temple. I was the only one there when I visited except for the caretakers.

An ancient temple made of wood. You tell that the temple has gone thru centuries of human civilizations from the floor board. A must visit site if you are in Phrae.

Just one kilometer from town hall on Yontrakit Koson road is Wat Chom Sawan, a Burmese architectural style temple which combines hall for religious rituals and monk's living quarters. Antiques found here include marble Buddha statues, statues made from woven bamboos coated with lacquer and ivory sculpture slabs with Burmese scripts.

This​ Wat​ gets points for history. It must be preserved for the future Generations. The temple is not the most beautiful Teakwood Temple but it is historic and it is very well-preserved the side of the temple has been a temple for over 1,000 years obviously this beautiful wooden Temple could not be 1,000 years old but it is very old and it is worth a visit

A perfect example of a Burmese style temple easily recognizable by the roof. Sadly, it was undergoing renovations at the time of my visit. The interior is also recognizable as it is more square than a Thai style temple. The Buddha is made of bamboo and gilded. The temple is over 100 years old.

Love it cant wait for the coffee shop

innovative event to motivate people

New complex in Uttaradit

(Translated by Google) Shabu Indy at this branch is very delicious, the sauce is delicious, the food is fresh. I've eaten here several times and the taste is consistent. (Original) ชาบูอินดี้ สาขานี้ อร่อยมาก น้ำจิ้มอร่อย อาหารก็สดใหม่ ไปกินหลายรอบแล้ว รสชาติคงที่

(Translated by Google) There are many shops and restaurants in the back. There is food for koi fish in the pond as well, 10 baht per bag. (Original) ร้านค้าเยอะ ร้านอาหารอยู่ด้านหลัง มีให้อาหารปลาคาร์ฟในบ่อด้วย ถุงละ10 บาท

(Translated by Google) It is another center of restaurants in the city. of Uttaradit Province There are both local Thai food and foreign food. It is also a place to relax as well. The interior is divided into zones perfectly and beautifully. There are both air-conditioned rooms and outdoor services. There is a supermarket and 7-Eleven inside, as well as shops selling cheap products. There is also a pub-bar zone to accommodate nighttime travelers/drinkers as appropriate. Parking is convenient, no worries 😁 (Original) เป็นศูนย์รวมร้านอาหารอีกแห่งในตัวเมือง ของจังหวัดอุตรดิตถ์ มีทั้งอาหารไทยพื้นเมืองและอาหารต่างชาติ และยังเป็นสถานที่พักผ่อนหย่อนใจไปในตัวอีกด้วย ภายในจัดแบ่งโซนไว้ได้ลงตัว และสวยงาม มีทั้งบริการในห้องแอร์ และกลางแจ้ง มีซุปเปอร์มาร์เก็ต และ 7-Eleven ภายใน รวมถึงร้านขายสินค้าราคาถูก ยังมีโซนผับ-บาร์ไว้รองรับสำหรับนักเที่ยว/นักดื่มยามราตรีตามความเหมาะสม ที่จอดรถก็สะดวกสบายหายกังวล😁

(Translated by Google) Stop by and shop at Mr. DIY. There's plenty of parking and a variety of shops. Food and supplies are all available. (Original) มาแวะซื้อ มิสเตอร์ ดีไอวาย ที่จอดรถมีเยอะ มีร้านหลากหลาย ของกิน ของใช้ ครบครันดีฮะ

Worth visiting mainly for the small hall housing the largest "nampee" steel sword in Thailand.

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I'm from uttaradit

(Translated by Google) The place is spacious and holds various events well. But I've never walked towards the stadium to see if it's ok or not. (Original) สถานที่กว้าง จัดงานต่างๆดี แต่ยังไม่เคยเดินไปทางสนามกีฬาว่าโอเคมั้ย

(Translated by Google) The first city car race of Uttaradit Province "UTTARADIT RACING CAR THAILAND FESTIVAL" No. 1 on the road around Phraya Phichai Dap Hak Stadium. Uttaradit Province... (Original) การแข่งขันรถยนต์กลางเมืองครั้งแรกของจังหวัดอุตรดิตถ์ "UTTARADIT RACING CAR THAILAND FESTIVAL" ครั้งที่ 1 ณ ถนนรอบสนามกีฬาพระยาพิชัยดาบหัก จังหวัดอุตรดิตถ์ ...

(Translated by Google) Come visit the Nam Phi Dab Museum, the largest in the world, and the Phraya Phichai Dap Hak Museum. Listen to the student guides tell the history of Phraya Phichai Dap Hak, who is a very talented person. and was selfless and very honest until the reign of King Rama I When he ascended the throne, he wanted to avoid the death penalty. So he had Phraya Phichai Dab Hak proclaim that he would serve the reign so he would not be punished with death. But Phraya Phichai spoke loudly saying that he did not want to be the servant of 2 princes or 2 slaves. Anyone would criticize and gossip about him, so he was punished with death. When I heard it, tears immediately flowed out. I was so confused. I was so touched. (Original) มาแวะเที่ยวชมพิพิธภัณฑ์ดาบน้ำพี้ที่ใหญ่ที่สุดในโลกและพิพิธภัณฑ์พระยาพิชัยดาบหัก ฟังน้องมัคคุเทศน์นักเรียนเล่าประวัติพระยาพิชัยดาบหักซึ่งเแนคนเก่งกาจมาก และเป็นเสียสละมีความซื่อตรงมากจนถึงตอนที่รัชกาลที่1 ขึ้นครองราชย์ท่านอยากจะละเว้นโทษประหารให้ เลยให้ท่านพระยาพิชัยดาบหักเปล่งวาจาว่าจะรับใช้รัชกาลท่านจะได้ไม่โดนโทษประหาร แต่พระยาพิชัยท่านเปล่งวาจาว่าท่านไม่ขอเป็นข้า 2 จ้าวบ่าว 2 นาย ให้ใครติฉินนินทาท่านเลยโดนโทษประหาร ฟังแล้วน้ำตาไหลออกมาทันที งงจัง อินมากเลยเรา

The valley is very nice and it's also poasible to walk around in the wood at some paths, but all the bords for explanation are gone.

(Translated by Google) There are many things to study about the history of. I recommend it. You must stop by if you come. (Original) มีให้ศึกษาประวัติหลายสิ่ง หลายอย่าง แนะนำเลยค่ะ มาแล้วต้องแวะมา

(Translated by Google) Phae Mueang Phi means a lonely grove like a ghost town. (Original) แพะเมืองผี แปลว่า ป่าละเมาะที่เงียบเหงาวังเวงเหมือนเมืองผี

(Translated by Google) Clueless place Expensive (for visitors) and not interesting (Original) Бестолковой место Дорого (для приезжих) и не интересно

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, spacious, with strange rocks and trees, very far to walk, worth visiting. (Original) สถานที่สวยงาม กว้างขวาง มีโขดหิน ต้นไม้ แปลกๆ เดิน ไกลมาก น่าเยี่ยมชม

The valley is very nice and it's also poasible to walk around in the wood at some paths, but all the bords for explanation are gone.

(Translated by Google) There are many things to study about the history of. I recommend it. You must stop by if you come. (Original) มีให้ศึกษาประวัติหลายสิ่ง หลายอย่าง แนะนำเลยค่ะ มาแล้วต้องแวะมา

(Translated by Google) Phae Mueang Phi means a lonely grove like a ghost town. (Original) แพะเมืองผี แปลว่า ป่าละเมาะที่เงียบเหงาวังเวงเหมือนเมืองผี

(Translated by Google) Clueless place Expensive (for visitors) and not interesting (Original) Бестолковой место Дорого (для приезжих) и не интересно

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, spacious, with strange rocks and trees, very far to walk, worth visiting. (Original) สถานที่สวยงาม กว้างขวาง มีโขดหิน ต้นไม้ แปลกๆ เดิน ไกลมาก น่าเยี่ยมชม

When you are in the area, visiting the much larger Wat Pha That Cho Hae, I suggest you also come visit this temple. It is smaller but also ancient and set in a forest clearing. There is a very tall standing Buddha next to the stupa. There are other intetesting/different statues around the temple complex. Just outside the temple in the forest, there is a reclining Buddha.

An old age temple where located not far from Chor Hae Temple, but just a small group of people go to make merit.

Visit 25/3/2019. Old Wat with lots of strange statues in one old section. Many old artworks wanting restoration.

This is a wonderful temple to visit. I am very confused though about many of the statues that are being tortured. wish that we knew why. All in all this has been our favorite temple but they may be because it was not crowded at all so we could walk around on my own.

Took refuge here in rain storm for an hour...many interesting features at the temple.

Beautiful old temple with lots of unique decor. Has a small hell garden and great Lanna aesthetics.

A peaceful temple a short distance from Phrae. The temple is currently undergoing extensive works but it is still well worth a visit.

Classic and calm place...nice culture.

Beautiful temple situated on top of the hill. Place of worship for people who were born in the zodiac year of tiger. Lately became quite commercially centric

Wat Phra That Cho Hae is a royal temple located just outside the city of Phrae atop a small hill. It is a must visit when coming to Phrae. I recommend a visit.

The greatest temple in Phrae

Huge temple for buddhism, lift is available for the old people

Very near to the city center. A sacred place with a local market.

beautiful sacred temple, the year of tiger monastery.