Nong Krathing Public Park

Relax in the largest public park in Lampang, enjoy paddle boating (duck boats) on the lake, exercise along the safe jogging and cycling paths, and savor local favorites like som tam and grilled fish at nearby restaurants.

Wang Heua Reservoir

Cruise on a floating bamboo raft with private dining, admire the mountain-framed waters known as “Lampang Sea,” and experience a spectacular sunset viewpoint where golden light shimmers across the reservoir.

Kiew Lom Dam

Enjoy an unforgettable overnight rafting experience on the reservoir, admire the stunning views of Pha Kieng and Pha Ngam at the so-called Guilin of Thailand, and have fun fishing or swimming in the peaceful, forest-surrounded atmosphere.

Lampang Horse Carriage Station

Experience the Living Heritage of Lampang through a horse-drawn carriage tour. Explore the old town and vintage architecture through the rhythmic sound of hooves that reflects the true charm of Lampang

Phra Putthanirarokantarai Chaiwat Jaturathit Lampang

Kad Kongta Night Market

Marvel at the rows of ancient shophouses featuring a blend of Thai, Chinese, Burmese, and European architecture, all exceptionally well-preserved. Indulge in rare, authentic local delicacies.

Wat Boonyawat Wihan

Worship Phra Chao Ton Luang, a grand Chiang Saen–style Buddha image; admire the architectural transition between Lanna and Rattanakosin styles; and explore the historic site of the royal oath-taking ceremony in central Lampang.

Lampang City Pillar Shrine

Pay respects to the three sacred city pillars housed in a single shrine and admire the elegant Thai-contemporary architecture in the heart of Lampang—a place where prosperity and history converge

Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao Suchadaram

Admire the intricately carved Burmese-style wooden pavilion, pay respect to the Doi Tao Relic Chedi enshrining sacred relics, and visit the historic site where the Emerald Buddha was once housed for 32 years.

Wat Pa Fang

Admire the seven-tiered golden teakwood viharn (Jong) adorned with rare Burmese-style metal fretwork, pay respect to the golden Burmese-style pagoda enshrining sacred relics, and experience authentic Burmese Buddhist art in a peaceful temple setting.

Wat Phra Chedi Sao Lang

A remarkable group of twenty white chedis in Lanna–Burmese architectural style, along with the sacred golden Buddha image “Phra Saen Sae Thong Kham,” one of Lampang’s most valuable historical artifacts.

Wat Phra Chao Than Jai

Pay respect to the sacred Phra Chao Than Jai Buddha image believed to grant wishes quickly, admire the elegant temple structures influenced by traditional Lanna architecture, and experience the strong faith of the local community that has been preserved for generations.

Wat Mon Phaya Chae

Climb the 585-step Naga staircase to reach Phra That Mon Phaya Chae, a sacred hilltop stupa offering panoramic views of Lampang city, surrounded by the lush nature of Mon Phaya Chae Forest Park.

Wat Si Rong Mueang

Admire the elegant Mandalay-style teakwood viharn with layered roofs, intricate carvings, colorful mirror decorations, and beautiful Burmese Buddha images inside.

Wat Phra That Sadet

Worship the sacred Phra That Sadet, a golden Lanna chedi covered with gilded copper sheets, admire the rare Wihan Khom Kham open wooden viharn, and pay respect to Phra Chao Dam Ong Uan, a revered Chiang Saen–style bronze Buddha image.

Wat Pong Sanook

An ancient temple over 1,300 years old featuring the remarkable Viharn Phra Chao Phan Ong, a teakwood cruciform pavilion built on a symbolic sacred mound and decorated with more than 1,080 Buddha tablets, recognized with the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award.

Luang Pho Kasem Khemako Meditation Center

Pay homage to the incorrupt body of Luang Pho Kasem Khemako preserved in a glass coffin inside a beautiful Thai pavilion, see the large standing statue of Luang Pho Kasem at the entrance, and experience the peaceful atmosphere of Trilak Cemetery.

Wat Sri Chum

Wat Sri Chum features the largest Mandalay-style Burmese viharn in Thailand, decorated with intricate wood carvings and colorful glass inlays, along with a golden Burmese-style pagoda enshrining sacred Buddha relics.

Wat Pratu Pong

Wat Pratu Pong features a beautiful Lanna-style viharn with intricate glass-decorated stucco gables, located near the historic Pratu Pong city gate, and houses ancient mural paintings inside the viharn.

Wat Chai Mongkhon

A Mandalay-style golden teakwood viharn with a multi-tiered pyatthat roof, decorated with intricate metal carvings and stained glass, housing sacred Burmese-style Buddha images brought from Mandalay.

Wat Mon Santhan

Pay respect to the golden Phra That Mon Santhan chedi on the hilltop, admire the wooden viharn blending Lanna and Burmese architectural styles, and enjoy panoramic views of the Bo Haeo community from the temple grounds.

Wat Pratu Ton Phueng

Admire the Lanna-style viharn with intricate stucco gable and colored glass decoration, pay respect to the white bell-shaped chedi topped with a golden umbrella reflecting Lanna–Burmese art, and experience the peaceful atmosphere of the historic Wiang Nuea community in Lampang’s old town.

Wat Chetawan

A historic temple in the Hua Wiang district featuring a Chiang Saen–style principal Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture, surrounded by several ancient Chiang Saen bronze Buddha statues, and architecture influenced by Indian and Burmese styles.

Baan Sao Nak

A historic teakwood mansion supported by 116 teak pillars, showcasing a unique blend of Lanna and Burmese architecture, antique collections, and a 140–150-year-old Saraphi tree standing gracefully in front of the house.

Clock Tower Intersection

Experience the unique architecture that serves as the center of the economic and tourism district. Enjoy the beautiful decorative lighting at night, making it one of the most popular photography spots in the province.

Ratsadapisek Bridge

Admire the beauty of this unique white reinforced concrete arch bridge, which famously survived bombings during World War II and has become a symbol of strength for the city of Lampang.

Lampang Street Art

Colorful street art murals along the Wang River depict iconic Lampang symbols such as horse carriages and rooster bowls. Visitors can also discover hidden paintings around the historic Kad Kong Ta neighborhood while enjoying the charm of old wooden buildings and riverside scenery.

King Bhumibol 84th Birthday Anniversary Public Park Lampang

A 27-rai urban park in Sob Tui featuring a shock-absorbing jogging track, dedicated cycling lane, relaxing green spaces, and an evening dancing fountain, making it a popular place for exercise and leisure among locals.

Pratu Ma City Wall

An impressive section of the ancient brick wall of Khelang Nakhon that still shows its defensive battlements. Located near Pratu Ma Gate, the northern gate of Wiang Nuea, it reflects the Lanna conch-shaped city layout and stands as an important historical landmark of Lampang.

Baan Kum-On

Experience an antique teak house with a Living House atmosphere, savor contemporary Thai and Northern Thai cuisine made from local ingredients, and admire antique collections of a prominent family in Lampang amidst a lush garden.