The 13 best things to do with kids in Lampang

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! 🐘💦

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!

elephant activities : bath, show, nursery, hospital, school. all staffs are nice.

This is blatant animal cruelty. Every elephant was tied up, and separated from all others, they had no access to food and water, and one of the baby elephants was struggling to reach a tiny puddle near it, and when it finally reached it it blew the water on itself. They looked over heated, standing in the sun trying to cover themselves with wet mud. Many were straining to leave their chains. I do not recommend giving this place any money. In the photo attached to this review, you can see multiple elephants, they are tied to chains which are approx 1 meter in length, they are physically separated from one another, and are not near to food or water.

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).

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!

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.

An interesting museum focused on ceramic manufacturing in the Lampang area. The entrance fee is 100 THB, and guided tours are available every hour. About 50 meters from the museum, there is a shop with huge variety of ceramic items to sell. The highlight for us was the workshop, where we could paint mugs and plates. After painting, the items then fired and delivered anywhere in Thailand. Ours arrived in Chiang Mai in about 10 days.

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

Place is ok. Guided tour is LOUSY, GUIDE IS DISRESPECTFUL. Note: I am a single foreigner visiting. 1. I was moved halfway through my tour (only me in the group) from an English guided tour to join a later group (Thai guided tour) because the guide taking me needs to attend to a new larger group. I was promised that English explanation will still be provided. 2. Joining the Thai group who came after me, the guide provided lengthy explanation in Thai and was very brief in English. Unless English is so efficient as a language compared to Thai, else, I can only assume the guide is not interested in providing explanations to me (the sole foreigner in the Thai group). 3. Tour guide stopped English explanation halfway. When I raised my concerns that she has stopped her English explanation, her reply was the Thai group was in a rush and I have alot of time. She will focus on them and will come back to me when she finishes with them. What makes her thinks and assume I have time? Even if I do have time, it doesnt mean I must be treated unfairly to the group whom came after me. The promise is to hold the tour in both language. I took time to come earlier but you choose to ignore my concerns and insist on dropping English explanation halfway. How the guide conducted herself in my opinion is totally disrespectful. To the company: These are my 2 cents worth. 1. If you dont have the resources to take single tourist, dont do the business because no point making me pay and you move me to focus on larger groups. I get that you only have 2 tour guides (that's what I was told). 2. If your guide is only interested with local Thai groups, dont take foreigner tourist (like me). Its unfair. I assume we paid the same fees and for me, I took an interest in trying to understand more only to walk away feeling lousy. Its disrespectful of my time when your guide ignores my concern and continue her way to stop English explanation halfway. My time is equally valuable. Shouldn't she assume that I am also in a rush because I came earlier? Anyway, these are facts and opinions of my own. To the single tourist, your money, your time. Again, place is ok. NOT THE GUIDE. WR, Jk

Thanks katie for this great tour ! We learnt a lot on porcelain production and what a story ! Congratulations.

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

Katie was great. This museum tour was much more than our expectations. I highly recommend anyone in the city come to this tour. Chicken art and ceramics are an integral part of Lampang culture.

Small, quiet and peaceful park

Good

Completely spectacular.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, few people, very nice to walk and exercise. (Original) สถานที่สวย คนน้อย น่ามาเดินออกกำลังกายมากค่ะ

(Translated by Google) The place was safe and clean, but things were starting to deteriorate. The previous Prime Minister lacked care and attention. Now the new prime minister hopes to develop Update: Beautiful newly renovated garden. (Original) สถานที่ปลอดภัย สอาด แต่สิ่งต่างๆเริ่มทรุดโทรม นายกคนก่อนขาดการดูแลเอาใจใส่ ตอนนี้นายกใหม่หวังว่าจะมาพัฒนา อัพเดท สวนปรับปรุงใหม่สวยงาม

(Translated by Google) It is a public place, but people come to exercise without showing themselves as the owner of the place. (Original) เป็นที่สาธารณะ แต่มีคนมาออกกำลังกายม่แสดงตนว่าเป็นเจ้าที่

(Translated by Google) The park is a good place, everything is good except for the riders who come to sit in the pavilion at the very front and smoke all day. There's a terrible smell of urine next to the wall. #This is the first public park where smoking is allowed in Lampang. These are the worst and most unconscious of them. (Original) สวนสาธารณะสถานที่ดีอะไรดีหมด เสียอย่างเดียวไรเดอร์มานั่งศาลาด้านหน้าข้างหน้าสุดทั้งฝูงสูบบุหรี่ทั้งวันแล้วได้กลิ่นฉี่เหม็นมากข้างกำแพง #สวนสาธารณะที่สูบบุหรี่ได้พึ่งเคยเห็นที่ลำปางที่แรกเลยกากสุดไร้จิตสำนึกมากพวกนี้

Cruel...sadly paid for a trip (30 mins) but little surprised to see how small the horse was. After 5 minutes the guilt got to my wife and I and we abandoned the trip. I'm sorry horse, it was very cruel of us to take advantage of you, we will be better people in the future. 😢

Overall an experience but the ethical side of you ask questions? Gave a good tip and asked to treat horse/pony after half of the journey as we walked the rest. Like many before feel animal small and slim. So down to your own judgement

Our driver was friendly and even stopped so we could get a beer for the tour

Good service

(Translated by Google) Accept that the service is very good. It's as if the local resident came to recommend it himself. As for the price, it's not very classic. But I can guarantee it. It is another good atmosphere. Take a horse-drawn carriage around Lampang It's a peaceful city. (At some points 😁😁) (Original) ยอมรับได้ว่าบริการดีมาก ดั่งว่าเจ้าถิ่นมาแนะนำเอง ส่วนราคาไม่ค่อยคลาสสิกเท่าไหร่นะครับ แต่รับรองได้ครับ มันคืออีกหนึ่งบรรยากาศที่ดีเลยทีเดียว นั้งรถม้ารอบลำปาง เป็นเมืองที่สงบดีครับ (เป็นบางจุดนะครับ😁😁)

(Translated by Google) I really liked it. One hour 400 baht. Big circle. I recommend it. (Original) Очень понравилось. Один час 400 бат. Большой круг. Рекомендую.

(Translated by Google) This time, I got to try riding a horse carriage around Lampang for the first time. The atmosphere was great. Luckily, the weather was not hot, the sun was not too strong, the sky was overcast and it looked like it was going to rain, but it didn't rain. The clouds helped block the sun just right. The wind blew gently the whole way. The ride was very comfortable and enjoyable. The horse carriage slowly passed old wooden houses, old temples, and small streets that still had a clear sense of the old city. It's a pity that some places have closed due to the impact of COVID-19, but overall, it still has a lot of charm. The uncle who drove the horse carriage was very friendly. Along the way, he told us about the routes and important points. Some places also had stories or interesting history to listen to. The fare was not expensive. I chose a large round trip (it took about 30 minutes and crossed the river) for 400 baht per round (can seat 2-3 people) depending on the size of the people and the horse carriage. There were many routes to choose from, both short and long round trips, suitable for both first-time visitors or those who want to bring children to experience new atmospheres. Overall, it was a good experience, which is a unique characteristic of Lampang. (Original) มารอบนี้ได้ลองนั่งรถม้าชมเมืองลำปางเป็นครั้งแรก บรรยากาศดีมาก โชคดีที่อากาศไม่ร้อน แดดไม่แรง ฟ้าครึ้มๆ เหมือนฝนจะตก แต่ไม่มีฝน เมฆช่วยบังแดดให้พอดี ลมพัดเบาๆ ตลอดทาง นั่งสบายเพลินสุดๆ รถม้าวิ่งช้าๆ ผ่านบ้านไม้เก่า วัดเก่า ถนนเล็กๆ ที่ยังมีกลิ่นอายเมืองเก่าให้ได้สัมผัสแบบชัดเจน เสียดายที่บางสถานที่ปิดตัวไปแล้วเพราะผลกระทบจากช่วงโควิด-19 แต่โดยรวมก็ยังคงมีเสน่ห์อยู่มาก คุณลุงคนขับรถม้าอัธยาศัยดีมาก ระหว่างทางก็เล่าให้ฟังว่าเส้นทางที่ผ่านมีอะไรบ้าง จุดไหนสำคัญ บางที่ก็มีเรื่องเล่า หรือประวัติความเป็นมาให้ฟังสนุกๆ เพิ่มเติมด้วย ค่าบริการถือว่าไม่แพง เลือกเป็นรอบใหญ่ (ใช้เวลาประมาณ 30 นาที และข้ามฟากแม่น้ำ) ราคา 400 บาท ต่อรอบ (นั่งได้ 2-3 คน) แล้วแต่ขนาดคนและรถม้า มีหลายเส้นทางให้เลือก ทั้งรอบสั้น รอบยาว เหมาะกับทั้งคนที่มาเที่ยวครั้งแรก หรืออยากพาเด็กๆ มาสัมผัสบรรยากาศแบบใหม่ๆ โดยรวมเป็นประสบการณ์ที่ดี ซึ่งเป็นเอกลักษณ์เฉพาะของลำปาง

1st August 2025 Local free Foreigner free too The museum can do better The exhibit and presentation are location on the 2nd floor. Is there excess for wheel chair bounded visitor? I forget to check. Staffs are friendly Learnt light history of Lampang Maybe that’s why you required license to own a chainsaw in Thailand by Rama 9 He protected the trees. (Is my personal thought only) In Lampang a must visit place. Worth the trip Best regards Busybody traveler

Excellent museum that offers free admission. It hosts a lovely exhibition on the history of Lampang, the different styles of architecture that make it a unique city, and some nice pottery. It is quite child friendly and there is quite a few translations into English, so it is quite a good spot to learn about history even if you don’t speak or read Thai.

This is a must see if you're visiting Lampang. Very well done and very interesting to learn about the history and how the area has been shaped over the years by different peoples. Lots of interactive features as well so it's good for all ages. And it's free

Love this museum - nice and clean people are friendly. Great to visited and know about history unique city of Lumpang. Love this city ❤️

Museum is enlightening. Give you an insight of Lampang making your visit more meaningful. Like it's said, you haven't been to Lampang until you go on a one horse power ride.

Small museum but very interesting and informative. History of the early inhabitants is outlined, along with the history of the newcomers (British, Burmese, Chinese). Also an interesting exhibit explaining the subtle differences between dialects of the region (no wonder my rudimentary Bangkok language skills don't get me far up north!) Many interactive exhibits geared towards children, with most writings translated into English. Plan on 30 to 60 minutes here, depending on how much reading you like to do in museums. More if your children are engaged. The museum is free to enter.

Great museum—clean, fun, interactive, and full of insights. A perfect place to cool off. Highly recommend!

An enjoyable space for brisk walking exercises especially in the morning. Suitable for families too l, including those with children as there is a play area. I was here during the mornings of the weekend and there was a wide range of interesting pop-up stalls with food, beverages for breakfast and to take home. Also was entertained by a bunch of seniors singing happily with music on stage!

Good for family with kids and senior persons. Live local music on the weekends. Food stalls everywhere. On Sundays, I heard that there is a baby elephant coming till afternoon, for kids to take pictures. However, baby goats are here on Sat-Sun, basically. You can feed them at only 20 thb. per a bottle of milk. Super cute goats. Goat milk ice cream is great also.

A recently fixed up park (last 2yrs according to a local friend). 600m directly around the little lake, and very busy with runners early evening (before dusk). Nice place to come for a walk or run. Also has a nice playground for kids. Very family friendly.

This park in Lampang is quite big. I was there on Sunday afternoon and I saw there are many food vendors with some performances.

Good to do morning walk and try some street food in this park on weekends

Spent 2 hours walking around relaxing on benches and playing with the exercise equipment. Pleasant grounds with beautiful trees and flowers.

Enjoyable park surrounding a lake with a jogging path. Very nice morning market on weekends.

nice trail... clean and easy to reach by train you may walk up to the top (Yaw.4) but bring additional drinking water

Doi Khun Tan Mountain is a peaceful escape with fresh air, lush greenery, and colorful flowers blooming all around. 🌸🌿 The views are stunning, the atmosphere calm, and you can also enjoy tasty local food. A perfect spot to relax, hike, and connect with nature. 🌄✨

Arrived by express train from bangkok. Hired a truck from one of the food stalls to get up to the national park. Walk the trail, which is around 10 km round trip. The restaurant here closed early around 4pm so ordered food ahead. Nice NP lodging. Easy to moderate trail.

I visited this national park at the end of Nov. I stayed here for 3 nights and was very happy. There are many wonderful things abt this place and besides also has some inconvenience. However, i still love it so much and surely will be back next year. My notes hope it would be helpful: - The weather was still not too cold, temprature from 19 -25c degree. - There was no streetlights at night, just the lights from headquater, so it was perfect for stargazing. - Glorious sunrise! Though I had to get up at 2.30 am to climb the mountain. It completely deserved. Btw, I did not camp in Yaw 2 camping site as most of people did. I stayed in a bungalow, that's why i had to get up early. And i was a solo traveler, i think this place was quite safe to walk at night even being alone or no streetlights. - Wonderful sunset! For sunset, you can watch from the main restaurant or from the hill opposite. - Staffs here were so nice and friendly. Not all of them spoke English and I did not speak Thai, we used Google translation to understand each other and they were willing to help and gave me useful advices. I really appriciate that. - There was not many visitors on weekdays, so it was quite quiet, just sound of birds, insects and wind. - The map and signs were all clear and detail, so if you follow the map, you will not be lost. The hiking trail was well maintained and easy to walk. - Restaurant: food was good and price was reasonable, staffs super friendly! - Only 1 restaurant (welfare store) open on weekdays, so you must walk a little bit far if you need to buy meal or drink, except you stay in bungalow area or Camping site 1 (temporaly closed). On weekends and public holidays, maybe they open 1 more restaurant and some food stalls in camping sites. - In Yaw 2 camping site (people often camp here) only had toilet and bathroom (no food stall, no lights, no electric, no guards, no internet), so you need to prepair everything before you climb the mountain. - Most of the bungalows are near the paved road, sometimes you hear the sound of vehicle, but not too noisy. - The restaurant opens from 7am -6pm, but it is quite flexible, so you should come after 9 am and before 5 pm to make sure it open. - I took the train from BKK to Khun Tan station. From the train station, there was a nature trail to get to Doi Khun Tan national park (1.3 km -abt 30 mins walk). Buy ticket 100 bht for foreigners at the main gate. After that, go to Visitor center, you can ask staffs here whatever you concern and rent bungalow or tents if you need. - There was a paved road for vehicle from visitor center to Nature trail and there was a parking lot at the starting point of Natural trail. From here if you want to get to the summit of the moutain, you must walk. From the starting point of Nature trail to the top, you will pass: Yaw 1 (abt 200m -5 mins walk), Yaw 2 (1.5 km -30 mins walk from Y1), Yaw 3 (3 km -1h walk from Y2), Yaw 4 -summit (1km -20mins walk from Y3). - There was a trail from Yaw 2 to waterfall and then back to headquater, it was slippery, far, whole route is over 4.5 km and took me over 3h trekking and it was a small waterfall. Best time to visit is rainy season (Jul -Nov).

A definite middle of nowhere viewpoint. Quite a site. You can take the morning train to this place and the afternoon train back to Chiang Mai. There is coffee and the usual Thai snacks and food. You can also view the tunnel and go for a hike up to the national park. If you’re up at the national park, you can walk down to the train station, but I would start at the train station if I were you.

1. Convenient Travel: You can easily reach this place by train from Bangkok. I recommend booking a first-class or second-class seat for a comfortable journey, which takes around 10 hours. 2. Beginner-Friendly: The hike to the camping area is approximately 5 km, with an additional 4 km to the viewpoint. You can wake up around 4 am to reach the viewpoint in time for the sunrise. 3. Local Shop: There's a local shop before the tent camping area. While prices might be slightly higher than elsewhere, purchasing here supports the local community. 4. Cooking Restrictions: Cooking is not allowed, but you can boil water.

It’s a bit steep drive but, worth it. It’s a working Train Station.

Best-Known to locals for many decades - for the best meat/pork balls (home-made). Plan your visit ahead to avoid long queue during peak hours.

Fresh, mild and delicious clear soup noodle with pork meatball.

Beef noodle is the best. 😘

Title: Unpleasant Experience - Miscommunication on Meat Inclusion “I had a first-time visit with a disappointing experience. I ordered เส้นเล็กเนื้อ and เกาเหลาเนื้อ. Unfortunately, the เกาเหลา only had meatballs, which were correct, but the other bowl with เส้นเล็ก included the meat as ordered. My partner asked why others had meat in their bowls. I inquired with a waiter, and one mentioned that only the pork menu includes meat. So, I ordered an additional bowl of เส้นเล็กน้ำหมู. However, the pork came with only meatballs again, revealing a mistake. Another waiter explained that for meat, we should order ‘mixed’ or ‘รวม’ when placing the order. The waiter disclaimed responsibility for any additional costs caused by us. I’m willing to cover all costs incurred, but I wanted to share this experience with fellow tourists and the owner. The waiter contributed to a bad experience with our orders, and unfortunately, I won’t be returning.”

Delicious soft and tender noodles and pork balls as always to visit this shop in Lam Pang province

Couldn’t ask for a better lunch. The soup is very tasty and measured in its seasoning. The meatball is truly legendary.

Your quintessential Thai lunch. The meatballs are amazing here. A must try while in Lampang!

This is the private Onsen that the hotel manage the facilities. It’s bit expensive in Thai standard, but not bad

(Translated by Google) Use a private room for 2 people There's nothing special. It's like soaking in a normal bathtub. Just have mineral powder added. At first, I thought there was something special or that the tub had a controlled temperature. or there is bubble I think the price per person is 500 a bit expensive. (Original) ใช้ห้องส่วนตัว2คน ไม่ได้มีอะไรพิเศษ เหมือนแช่อ่างทั่วไป แค่มีผงแร่เติมให้ ตอนแรกคือคิดว่าจะมีอะไรพิเศษหรืออ่างมีอุณหภูมิคุม หรือมีบับเบิ้ล คิดว่าราคาต่อคน500แอบแพงไปหน่อย

(Translated by Google) The onsen is extremely hot, comfortable and has lots of photo angles in the onsen. (Original) ออนเซนร้อนดีสุดๆ สบายตัว และ ได้มุมถ่ายรูปในออนเซนเยอะเลยคะ

(Translated by Google) Uncle massage was very good. Even onsen first, I said it was comfortable. This is very satisfying. (Original) ลุงนวดดีมาก ออนเซนก่อนก็ว่าสบายแล้ว แบบนี้คือฟินมากครัย

(Translated by Google) I like the whole family. There is a big pond and a beautiful private garden. (Original) ชอบทั้งครอบครัว มีบ่อใหญ่คะสวนสวยส่วนตัว

(Translated by Google) Soak in comfort, like you've come to Japan. (Original) แช่สบาย เหมือนหลุดมาญี่ปุ่น

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!