Lampang Guide

Lampang is a charming northern town in Thailand that is known for its rich cultural heritage and tranquil atmosphere. The city is home to a number of ancient architectural buildings and landmarks, such as the Kad Kong Ta commercial area, the Wang River Ratsadaphisek Bridge (also known as the White Land Bridge), and the Khun Than Tunnel. Visitors can explore the city by taking a horse-drawn carriage ride, cycling, or taking the Tha Ma O Tram, which runs through major tourist attractions such as Pratu Pong Temple, Pong Sanuk Temple, and Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao Suchada Ram.

Beyond the city, there are a number of cultural temples to visit such as Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, an ancient temple that is one of the country’s most complete wooden temples and Wat Phra That Doi Phra Shan, which is constructed with Lanna art delicacy and offers beautiful views from its mountain top location. Other highlights include Wat Chaloem Phra Kiat, King Mongkut’s Monument and Wat Chong Kham, Phra Aram Luang.

In addition to temples, there are other activities to enjoy in Lampang such as visiting the Chae Son Hot Spring, taking a rafting trip at the Kiew Lom Dam and immersing yourself in the exquisite beauty of the emerald crystal Pool at Phu Khieo. Visitors can also buy ceramic products and a bowl of the chicken brand, which is the signature of Lampang province as a souvenir.