Wat chaloem Phra Kiat, located on the big mountain in Amphoe Chae Hom, Lampang, are in the area of non-hunting Mountain King. On top of this footprint is enshrined. Is the worship of the district Chae Hom. อย่างยาวนาน, but before the road up to the mountain. So the Buddhist believers must walk through the […]

  It’s quite a long trip, but the multiple-level limestone falls are lovely and the setting is relaxing and peaceful, making it a good place to bring a packed lunch. The waterfall is within the confines of Doi Luang National Park, though this entrance road is a dead end, so you will need to backtrack […]

It’s the large white building on the corner of Thakrao Noi and Chatchai Roads though, and we certainly recommend a look. A rather dull exhibition downstairs showcases what look like primary school art projects but the permanent Lampang history exhibition upstairs is excellent. It’s very well laid out, the lighting is very professional and there […]

They’re a mix of Burmese and Lanna styles and there is a small temple on site as well with a Chiang Saen-style Buddha image. A sign says “one can assume they are over one thousand years old,” on account of votive tablets from the Haripunjaya period unearthed by villagers here. Locals say counting all 20 […]

  Set atop a small hill around 20km from Lampang town, it dates back to 1486 and is believed to be one of the oldest wooden buildings in Thailand. The central viharn is open-sided and held up by two rows of massive teak pillars. The murals within remain in reasonably good nick and tell stories […]