It is a pagoda containing the relics from the forehead of the Buddha. Every full moon on the third month, on Buddhist lent, there would be the ceremony which applying the water to the relics every year....
It is a pagoda containing the ...
Read MoreIt is located in Chiang Mai Rajjabhat university. It is held to exhibit kwowledge and activities relating to Lanna Culture....
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The Temple that was a throne hall for King Mahotara Prateth whose symbol is the peacock is located on Phra Pok Klao Road, next to Wat Chedi Luang....
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Chiang Mai Night Safari is 10 kilometers from the downtown of Chiang Mai. It covers an area of 819 rai so it is the biggest night safari in the world. For more information, please contact 0 5399 9000 and 0 5399 9089....
Chiang Mai Night Safari is 10 ...
Read MoreMae Pan waterfall shares the same entrance with Hua Sai Lung Waterfall. From the entrance it takes about 10 minutes to reach the waterfalls. Mae Pan Waterfall is the longest waterfall in Chiang Mai, a 100 metre tall waterfall and at the base there is...
Mae Pan waterfall shares the s...
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Wat Tham Tap Tao, or Tap Tao Cave Temple, is an ancient place of worship built hundreds of years ago. It is located in Tham Tap Tao Village, Si Dongyen Subdistrict, Chai Prakan District, Chiang Mai. If you are travelling on Chiang Mai-Fang Highway, the...
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Baan Piang Luang is located on the Thai Myanmar Boarder. There is a boarder market selling local merchandise. Local populations in this area are both Thai Yai and descendant of Chinese immigrant....
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Wat Buak Krok Luang is a small temple in Tha Sala Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai. It has a Lanna-style Wihan which was largely renovated in the time of Chao Kaew Nawarat, the ninth prince of Chiang Mai (1911-1939). It is a Maha...
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Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park is an eco-friendly, naturally built, outdoor mueseum park focused on introducing and explaining the unique steps in making our world famous paper products from elephant poop fibers. The self-guided and interpretive walking tour takes visitors though eight different pavillians explaining each each...
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Teen Tok Royal Project Development CenterThe center was established in 1981 by the personal funds of His Majesty the King which covered the building payment for 300,000 baht. The King works towards several goals: Firstly, to promote the distribution of unearned incomes from growing Miang...
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