Chan Royal Palace and Chan Royal Palace Historical Center

Visit the birthplace of King Naresuan the Great, explore the excavated ruins of the historic Chan Royal Palace, and discover the city’s past through modern multimedia exhibitions at the Chan Royal Palace Historical Center.

Wat Chedi Yot Thong

Wat Chedi Yot Thong features the only lotus-bud shaped chedi in Phitsanulok, a classic example of Sukhothai architecture, built with laterite and ancient brickwork, located along the historic Phaya Suea Road near other important temples.

Wat Aranyik

Explore the ancient moat-surrounded temple layout known as the “Ubosot on an Island” concept, admire the Sukhothai-style bell-shaped chedi ruins, and enjoy the peaceful forest-temple atmosphere with fish-feeding activities in the surrounding moat.

Wat Chulamani

Admire the beautiful laterite prang with Khmer-influenced architecture, pay respect to the Buddha footprint replica built during King Narai’s reign, and visit Luang Pho Phet, the revered Buddha image of the local community.

Khao Ma Chu

Marvel at a unique natural limestone formation resembling a poodle-like dog, sculpted by wind and sea erosion over thousands of years.

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Doi Chong National Park

Panoramic views across three provinces (Lampang, Lamphun, and Tak) can be seen from the scenic viewpoints of Pha Yod Wiman and Pha Khang Nak, along with a peaceful stargazing campsite surrounded by untouched forest and mountain landscapes.

Wang Kaew Waterfall

Wang Kaew Waterfall features more than 110 cascading limestone tiers with clear flowing water and naturally rough rock surfaces that are less slippery, allowing visitors to explore the waterfall while enjoying the lush rainforest that forms an important headwater of the Wang River.

Ban Chang Luang

Admire the unique elephant-shaped wooden house, an unusual structure built entirely from wood, explore distinctive elephant sculptures carved from natural tree roots, and learn the philosophy of traditional craftsmanship from Kru Kham Ai Dechduangta, the artist preserving Lanna folk art.

Sai Rung Waterfall Phang Nga

Experience the refreshing sight of water cascading from a high rocky cliff, splashing against large boulders and creating a cool mist in the surrounding forest.

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Lom Phu Khiao

Lom Phu Khiao is a stunning emerald-colored sinkhole pool formed by limestone collapse, featuring crystal-clear water filled with mahseer fish, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and forest, and home to the sacred Chao Pho Lom Phu Khiao shrine revered by local communities.

Tham Pha Thai National Park

Explore the stunning stalactites and stalagmites inside Tham Pha Thai Cave, worship the sacred Buddha image within the cave chamber, see the royal monogram of King Rama VII from his royal visit in 1926, and enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings of the national park.

Wat Akkho Chai Khiri

Wat Akkho Chai Khiri is famous for the rare inverted pagoda shadow phenomenon inside an ancient wooden viharn, a beautiful golden Lanna-style stupa on the hilltop, and a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Wang River and the scenic Jaehom countryside.

Wat Tham Phra Sabai

Pay homage to the relics of Luang Pu Waen Thanapalo, admire the Phra That Chedi on the hilltop, and experience the tranquility of Tham Phra Sabai, a natural limestone cave with a golden pagoda enshrined inside.

Old Covered Wooden Bridge Khua Mai Mung

A rare Lanna-style covered wooden bridge (Khua Mai Mung) spanning the Mae Chang River, surrounded by the tranquil atmosphere of Ban Luk Wood Carving Village, ideal for walking, photography, and experiencing traditional community life.

Wat Ban Luk

Admire the beautiful teak-wood viharn with intricate Lanna carvings, explore the historic wooden Tripitaka library raised on stilts and decorated with the Four Guardian Kings, and experience the spiritual heart of Ban Luk’s famous OTOP wood-carving community.

Ban Luk Wood Carving Village

Watch live demonstrations of traditional hand wood carving, take photos with life-size wooden elephant sculptures displayed throughout the village, and shop for beautiful handcrafted wood carvings, from small souvenirs to impressive decorative pieces.

Wasukri Beach

Enjoy the peaceful seaside atmosphere beneath the shade of tall coastal pine trees while admiring the colorful traditional Kolae fishing boats lined up along the shore.

Mae Moh Lignite Mine

Experience one of Thailand’s largest open-pit coal mines from scenic viewpoints, enjoy the Mae Moh Botanical Garden and grass slider activities, and admire the golden blooming Mexican sunflowers covering the valley during winter.

Yarang Ancient City

Explore the remains of Dvaravati–period brick stupas and learn about the area’s role as an ancient maritime trade center and cultural crossroads.

Wat Sela Rattanapapphataram

A historic Lanna temple famous for its open-sided Lanna viharn built by Chiang Tung craftsmen, featuring elegant wooden structures, a stucco archway adorned with Himmapan creatures, and a Lanna-style chedi housing sacred Buddha relics.

Wat Phra That Chom Ping

Experience the inverted pagoda shadow phenomenon visible inside the viharn (women are allowed to enter), pay respect to the golden Lanna-style Phra That Chom Ping stupa, and explore the museum of ancient artifacts discovered from the ancient Chom Ping settlement.

Wat Maleenivet

Pay respect to the principal Buddha image in the ordination hall for good fortune and admire the temple’s simple yet peaceful religious architecture.

Hug You Sheep Farm

Hug You Sheep Farm Lampang offers a fun experience where visitors can feed sheep and rabbits up close, enjoy fresh sheep milk and rich sheep milk ice cream, and take photos with the colorful “Hug You” sign and vintage-style decorations throughout the farm.

Thung Yang Daeng Freshwater Lake

Enjoy the wide scenic view of the freshwater lake reflecting the open sky, surrounded by green grass fields and natural vegetation.

Chao Pho Pratu Pha Shrine

Pay respect to the statue of Phaya Meu Lek holding twin swords, explore the prehistoric rock paintings over 3,000 years old—one of the most important sites in Northern Thailand—and admire the dramatic limestone cliffs that form a historic and archaeological landmark.

Wat Wiang

A historic temple located on the site of the ancient Thoen city wall, featuring a graceful applied Lanna-style viharn and a revered Buddha image that has long been a spiritual center for the Lom Raed community.

Wat Tham Sukkasem Sawan

Pay respect to the replica of Luang Pho Sothon and Buddha images inside the natural cave, admire the beautiful golden teak ordination hall, and enjoy panoramic views of Mae Thot village from the hilltop pagoda.

Pho Chao Thip Chang Monument

Pay respects to the statue of Pho Chao Thip Chang, learn about the historical connection between this area, Wat Pong Yang Khok and ancient military routes, and experience the peaceful surroundings where locals come to pray for blessings and safe journeys.

Thung Kwian Arboretum

A peaceful roadside arboretum known for its beautiful rows of tall pine trees that resemble European forests, perfect for walking and photography, along with a small open zoo and diverse plant collections in a shady natural setting.

Wat Pong Yang Khok

Admire the Viharn of Queen Chamathewi, a traditional open-sided Lanna wooden hall, pay respect at the beautifully carved wooden Ku Prasat shrine, and discover the legend of the royal elephant kneeling, the origin story of this ancient temple honored with a UNESCO Award of Merit.

Pha Nut Phop Ban Pa Miang

A historic cliff in Ban Pa Miang community, which was once a point for exchanging “Miang” with goods over 150 years ago. Today, it is a viewpoint and a place to learn about the community's way of life amidst nature.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Sai Khao Waterfall National Park

Experience the refreshing atmosphere of Sai Khao Waterfall, where water cascades from a 40-meter-high cliff into a clear natural pool, and explore nature trails to discover the rare Golden Leaves plant.

Ratchadaphisek Beach

Enjoy the tranquil beach atmosphere shaded by tall pine trees and observe the traditional local fishing lifestyle that still thrives along the coast.

Wat Mujalinthavapi Viharn Royal Monastery

Pay respect to Luang Pho Dam (Phra Ratcha Phuttharangsi), a highly revered monk known for his compassion and spiritual merit, and admire the gracefully restored ordination hall (ubosot) within the temple grounds.

Maelan District Central Stadium

Experience a peaceful outdoor exercise atmosphere surrounded by nature, and enjoy watching local sports competitions and traditional community events that bring the people of Maelan together.

Budo Mountain Viewpoint

Enjoy breathtaking views of endless emerald-green forests from above, breathe in fresh mountain air, and witness morning mist drifting along the mountain ridges.

Ratcharak Beach

Relax along a clean and peaceful beach shaded by rows of tall sea pine trees stretching across the white sandy shoreline.

Panare Beach

Witness hundreds of colorful Korlae fishing boats lining the white sandy shore and experience the lively atmosphere of the fresh morning seafood market brought directly from the Gulf of Thailand.

Chonlalai Beach

Relax on the soft white sandy beach shaded by coastal pine trees and observe the traditional fishing lifestyle of the local seaside community.

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.

Kae Kae Beach

Marvel at the natural sculptures of granite boulders contrasting beautifully with the deep blue sea and soft golden sand, and enjoy panoramic coastal views of Panare from the pavilion on the nearby hill.

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.

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.

Pa Mai Beach

Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of a quiet beach shaded by rows of sea pine trees, and learn about the local community’s traditional production of sun-dried fish and dried seafood.

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.

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.

Ban La Waeng Lagoon Beach

Witness the rare natural phenomenon of a golden-brown freshwater lagoon located just beside the sandy coastline of the Gulf of Thailand.

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 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 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.

Bang Sai Beach

Enjoy the peaceful and private atmosphere of the beach while relaxing under the shade of rows of sea pine trees stretching along the coastline.