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.

First time visit here with family. The area is large. It’s very beautiful. If you don’t want to walk along the steps in the front, you can park the car in the back and use the steps or elevator which is not a long way.

One of the most iconic temples in Phrae! The golden pagoda is absolutely stunning—especially when the sunlight hits it. Peaceful atmosphere, beautiful Lanna-style architecture, and surrounded by lush greenery on a small hill. It’s a great place to walk around, make merit, and take in the views. No entry fee, easy parking, and usually not too crowded. Definitely worth a stop if you’re exploring Northern Thailand or doing a temple tour in Phrae.

The entrance is quite far from the expressway. It takes time to travel from the city quite a bit. But when you get to the temple, it's worth it. temple on top of mountain You have to walk up to the top. The pagoda is very beautiful, the whole pagoda is bright gold. The bell rang because he went early in the morning. as beautiful as the rumor

About 2hours and 40mins from Sukhothai..very nice and old temple on a mountain. Lucky they have lift to take you up from the carpark.m

A must when in Phrae. Lots to see. Shops were selling statues made from the old ubosot's roof when I was there. Very unique indeed. Also spiritually important for anyone born in a tiger year.

Wat (Temple) Phra That Phae Cho is an immensely peaceful Buddhist place of worship set atop a hill. Accessed by a (left as you walk up) set of 125 steps flanked by two beautifully tiled Dragon Snakes. The 33m Golden Stupa and the Prayer Hall adjacent to it are both, calmly soothing and meditational. One can also seek blessings from a presiding Buddhist Monk and join in prayer recitals in the latter. Or simply offer candles, incense sticks and a small hand-made conical bouquet of flowers along with their own prayer recitals by dropping a small donation of THB 20/person (£0.50p) into one of several boxes. Don't miss gonging the 33 or so large brass Bells with the Teak batons provided. We then descended on the opposite set of 86 (undecorated) steps back to the street. REMEMBER: This is a Place of Worship. Both genders must dress moderately and be prepared to take-off your footwear at the very top before entering a Sacred place.

Beautiful temple in Phrae. It's a great place to visit in winter when it's a bit cooler. There's beautiful nature and there are many hills around. Great for taking pictures.

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.

This is a great historical site with massive, impressive rocks that are fascinating to see. We didn’t spend much time there, but you can go to a viewpoint at the top and possibly take a short hike—though we didn’t have the right shoes for it. It’s a wonderful place to visit, and you likely won’t need more than 1-2 hours to explore it.

It’s a 100baht fee to enter the park (for a foreigner) and 30baht to park a car. There are paved trails and good signs. I was the only visitor at the time I visited. I enjoyed it. There are quite a few benches scattered about the area

Good parking, park had a food vendor that sells excellent Grilled chicken and other Thai dishes... Park was well signed and had clear walking paths... I would wear good walking shoes for this park.

All I can say is "cool rocks." There's not much more to see for a tourist but it's probably some geologist's dream destination.

really nice park with beautiful view. 100 bat entry per person.

Don’t bother. If you’ve travelled anywhere you just have seen more impressive sands and erosions, they charge 100bht to enter. Really this is nothing to write home about Save your 100bht for a nice coffee at cafe Amazon

Nice little park 100฿ for me but ฿20 for thai friends

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.

Cute cafe on the corner. Service was very friendly. Prices are fair. Also selling homemade spirits which were very interesting. Taste of the food was average. You won't be impressed but you won't be disappointed either. By noon they had already run out of several major ingredients. Overall it was ok for a breakfast place. Maybe not enough to draw me back again although I would like to try the yogurt someday. Who knows? Maybe I'll come back. Food presentation was good.

I was in there for breakfast this morning and it was very nice and reasonably priced, the coffee was very good overall it was a nice experience. The owner was showing me the local whiskey that they sell it's an interesting place and the staff were very nice. I've been to Phrae a couple of times and didn't know about this place but I will certainly eat there and have a coffee again maybe sample the whiskey next time. I can't comment on the rooms as I didn't stay there but that's a possibility next visit.

The Gingerbread House B&B is a welcoming cozy stay with a wonderful downstairs cafe, friendly staff and family. The family taught us the history of some of the locally made white spirits and after a tasting session we ended up buying four bottles of different types !. As I type this review I am now on stage 10 of a 20 stage cycling journey from Chiang Mai to Phuket and we have stayed at ten different lodgings including high priced ones in some towns. None of them have left us with a feeling of wanting to return to one day except for the Gingerbread B&B which is why we are taking the time out to write this review - great place, great team, great ambiance.

Good: Short walk to street with food vendors; artsy rustic (teak board walls) room design; Boutique bathroom (for Thailand 5 stars); Good wireless; Relaxed Thai hospitality; Breakfast all day restaurant (not too expensive); AC very good; Easy ordering food and coffee to upstairs dining area or room service; Parking easy across street in police station parking lot Why only 4 stars? Room would be challenging to organize if you two large suitcases or a lot of luggage; A small microwave would be very convenient for reheating street food; A bit more expensive than many many comfortable places around town.

Staffs are very helpful. Western food, a good alternative to local food for a tourist like me. Very decent food indeed.

The most beautiful coffee shop in Phrae! The B&B is amazing; it’s absolutely worth the money! Everything is super clean and the bed is very comfortable. The owners and the staff are extremely kind. I’ve been here 3 times already and I highly recommend this place. You get two bottles of water for free and breakfast is included. You can also have lunch there. The quality of the food is really good. I love this place and go there as often as possible

Quaint B+B with all the right touches. The room is clean and elegantly decorated with a rustic feel while equipped with modern amenities like hot shower, mini bar fridge and kettle. Comes with a cafe where one can have breakfast or simply sip latte and watch the day go by. Lovely host couple who are proud Phrae residents who promote Phrae's local indigo products and artworks incorporated into the B+B space. Hosts are fluent in English and were really helpful in helping us get around. Lovely. Simply lovely.

Had an Americano. Good coffee. Staff very helpful in directions on nearby areas.

Local,Cozy,and beautiful view.

Everything is perfect and very beautiful view!

Nice traditional cafe in the mountains.

(Translated by Google) 🥰 Nakha Cafe is one of the most beautiful restaurants in Thailand😊 for me. 🤤 The food was delicious. I was so hungry I ate it as soon as it arrived. 😍 The atmosphere is great, the breeze is cool, the seating is comfortable, and the service is good. It's only open on Saturdays and Sundays. If you're in Phrae, I recommend visiting during July-September. The view is beautiful. 😶 I visited during the long Mother's Day holiday in 2025. There was road construction. The road to the restaurant is uphill. Be careful if you're not familiar with the road and don't drive too fast. A Civic sedan can drive up the hill. I saw cars passing by, so there shouldn't be any traffic. I drove a CX5 and drove up the road easily. ⚠️ I recommend visiting during the day, as the roads are unlit at night. [August 2025] (Original) 🥰ร้านอยู่นาคาเฟ่ เป็นอีกหนึ่งร้านที่วิวสวยมากในเมืองไทย😊เลยค่ะ สำหรับเราเองนะคะ 🤤อาหารอร่อยมากค่ะ หิวมากเลยกินทันทีที่อาหารลง 😍บรรยากาศดีลมเย็นๆ นั่งสบาย บริการดี เปิดแค่วันเสาร์ อาทิตย์ ใครที่มาที่แพร่แนะนำให้มาช่วงเดือน ก.ค.-ก.ย. ค่ะ วิวกำลังสวย 😶ช่วงที่มาเที่ยวเป็นช่วง หยุดยาววันแม่ 2568มีก่อสร้างถนนค่ะ ถนนไปร้านเป็นทางขึ้นเขา ระมัดระวังสำหรับคนไม่ชินทางอย่าขับเร็วมากค่ะ รถเก๋ง civic ก็ขึ้นเขาได้นะคะ เห็นรถขับผ่านไปมาคงไม่ติดอะไร เราขับ CX5 ขับขึ้นทางสบายๆค่ะ ⚠️แนะนำไปช่วงกลางวัน เพราะถนนกลางคืนยังไม่มีไฟค่ะ [ส.ค. 2568]

(Translated by Google) Good atmosphere, beautiful view in the middle of a valley, but the sun is very strong. The taste of Thai papaya salad is delicious. There is free drinking water to serve yourself. The bathroom is clean and has tissue paper. The entrance is about 400 meters beyond Wat Nakhuha. You can park about 4-5 cars in front of the shop. (Original) บรรยากาศดี วิวสวยกลางหุบเขา แต่แดดแรงมาก รสชาติอาหารส้มตำไทยอร่อยให้เยอะ มีน้ำดื่มบริการตัวเองฟรี ห้องน้ำสะอาดมีกระดาษทิชชู ทางขึ้นจะอยู่เลยวัดนาคูหาขึ้นไปประมาณ 400 เมตร สามารถจอดรถหน้าร้านได้ ประมาณ 4-5 คัน

(Translated by Google) The food is inexpensive, locally priced, and delicious. The restaurant's atmosphere is cool, warm, and lovely, perfect for those who enjoy chilling out, taking photos, and reviewing. The Ban Nakhuha community also offers many other attractions. (Original) อาหารไม่แพง ราคาชาวบ้าน รสชาติอร่อย บรรยากาศร้านค่อนข้างเย็นสบายอบอุ่นน่ารัก เหมาะสำหรับสายชิว สายถ่ายรูป และสายรีวิว ชุมชนบ้านนาคูหายังมีสถานที่ท่องเที่ยวอื่นๆอีกมากมาย

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.

Visiting the town with family and needed to go to a restaurant place to eat. We found this place at around 4:40 and got seated. We ate good food which came really fast. But eventually people started coming. I wanna say there were at least 40 people inside the restaurant. Looks like it was a tourist attraction. This place was good.

1. Environment: The restaurant is set in a large two-story wooden house, with old price lists and vintage photos hanging on the walls. The dining tables are cleverly made from repurposed sewing machines, and there are also outdoor seating areas. The surroundings are quiet. If you’re looking for a lively place with a nostalgic atmosphere, this spot is a great choice. 2. Service: You write down your own order, and the food comes out incredibly fast. When I visited, the restaurant was nearly full, but from placing my order to having all the dishes served at once took less than ten minutes. Very efficient service. 3. Taste: The Tom Yum soup was excellent, with authentic flavor and fresh fish that had no unpleasant smell. This was my favorite dish. However, the stir-fried seafood was disappointing. Surprisingly, they used frozen shrimp, and the seasoning was bland — definitely a failed dish. The stir-fried vegetables, on the other hand, had good wok hei (that smoky stir-fry aroma). The portion sizes were generally small, but I can understand this as part of their business strategy to keep prices attractive. Overall, you can think of this place as a fast-casual restaurant with a charming atmosphere and plenty of choices, but it’s best not to set your expectations too high when it comes to flavor.

This place is brilliant. Extremely good food. Well worth the walk from the hotel. Service was amazingly fast. Can not rave about this place enough. If your in Lampang make sure this is on your must visit list.

Exceptional! Located in a large traditional wooden building. This busy restaurant is wonderful. They have an extensive menu but very reasonably priced. Busy, but loads of staff and waiting time just a few minutes - how do they do it. In for 2 evenings and didn't see another foreigner. It was all locals. They certainly know a good thing when they see it. As a solo traveller I particularly liked that they did single servings of things like morning glory. I miss-wrote an item on order form, but they changed it no question. The furniture is basic, but perfectly in keeping. Simple wooden tables, some repurposed eg from treadle sewing machines. Lovely old interior. Don't miss it.

KH guide & rating : Accessibility : 5/5 Cleanliness : 4/5 Ambience : 4/5 ( bit noisy because of full house condition during my visit, but has soft Thai music to compromise the noise ) Food quality : 5/5 (very fresh) Price : 5/5 (reasonable) Attentiveness : 5/5 ( excellent queing system with the use of walkie-talkie ) To visit again : definately Comments ; All dishes are served within 5 minutes, all staffs extremely attentive and efficient. Most of the appearance of the dishes do not stand out, but their taste do. A must visit restaurant if you are in Lampang.

Aroy One Baht is one of the best Khao Tom Gui restaurant in Thailand 😋... for me at least, LOL. Everything is delicious... Everything! And the price is very reasonable as well. We paid around 450 Baht (US$14) for all of these dishes and 3 small Khao Tom which is just 1 Baht/1 small Khao Tom. The only problem is the place located near Kat Kong Ta, Lampang's old market so sometime it's hard to find a parking spot. That's all.

Superb food, good atmosphere and the price is WOW! Lovely Thai-chinese dishes in a wooden house. You can order 10-15 dishes within a thousand Baht note. Taste is good too. Love their stir-fried eggplant, black mushroom with egg, fish tom yum, and boiled rice. I ordered 3 bowls of boiled rice just to finish with all the food. Highly recommended for everyone if you come to Lampang.

The market is very big it must be 1km long but it's well worth a visit. There is some great food stalls there. There's also a few bars and restaurants you can visit, but go early as they sell out of food very quickly and it closes at about 9 pm.

It is the best night market I have visited in Thailand! Friendly, welcoming and feels very community centered. All the food appeared fresh and I tried as many as I could. Highly recommend visiting if around on the weekend.

Saturday night market is a traditional Thai gathering festival like carnival all in one place there are food deserts a beverage a snack and a various types of clothing shops along the street. It is a must go place for all locals and tourists.

Very nice Saturday night market with a lot of food and gifts. Also fresh vegetables and fruits.

very poppular in the evening street food paradise

What a wonderful night market. We had the best time. We tried new food strolling through the market on Christmas Eve. Great selection of food and great selection of goods for sale. So far - this is the best night market we have been to in Thailand. This market only happens on Saturday evenings. The event is several streets. Go hungry!

Small shops with a high quality regional food offering. Nice Market!