2025 Koh Kha Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

Where is your favorite spot? Does the charm of the horse-drawn carriage city of Lampang still feel classic to you? Is there anything more interesting than just temples that you would recommend? As for me, I love the peacefulness, and my favorite place is Wat Phra That Lampang Luang. It stands out with its exquisite and well-preserved ancient Lanna architecture, considered one of the most beautiful in Thailand. The golden chedi enshrines the hair relic of the Lord Buddha, making it a sacred symbol of Lampang. What impresses me the most is the mystical aura and the charm of the past, which can be felt through the intricately carved teakwood viharn, adorned with ancient murals, and the inverted reflection of the chedi in the mandapa—a truly miraculous phenomenon. Visitors will experience a sense of peace, faith, and the grandeur of history, architecture, and invaluable Buddhist art.

Wat Lai Hin Luang, Lampang Province 🙏Or known as Wat Selarattanapabpharam, is an ancient temple that is hundreds of years old. It has authentic Lanna architecture, which is the work of craftsmen from Chiang Tung. The entire building is decorated with beautiful patterns, especially the pediment and the door arches, which are made of brick and mortar decorated with animal figures in authentic Lanna art. Inside the temple, there is also a pagoda containing the relics of the Lord Buddha. 🌿According to legend, the Prince of Chiang Tung gave a coconut shell to Phra Maha Kesara Panyo, the second abbot of Wat Lai Hin Luang. This coconut shell is considered a symbol of sacredness and the relationship between the temple and the community. Later, the coconut shell that Phra Maha Kesara Panyo kept was put together with the coconut shell of the Prince of Chiang Tung and it was found that they were a perfect match. This event impressed and inspired faith in the villagers and those who heard the story. 📍 Tambon Ko Kha, Amphoe Ko Kha, Lampang Province #Rainy Season Destinations

Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is an ancient and significant temple in Lampang province, situated on a high hill. It features exquisite and perfectly preserved Lanna architecture, making it one of the most beautiful examples in Thailand. The temple's Lanna-style circular chedi is adorned with gold and intricate carvings, housing a sacred relic of the Buddha's hair. It is considered the auspicious temple for those born in the Year of the Ox. Additionally, the temple is home to Phra Kaew Don Tao, a revered Buddha image that holds great significance for the people of Lampang. The temple also has a rich history connected to local heroes and important historical events. Visitors can explore the site daily from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM. This is a must-visit destination to experience authentic Lanna art and history.

4 Places to Visit in Lampang 🌤️ Coordinate 1: #Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is a temple that has been a part of Lampang since ancient times, since the time of Queen Chamadevi. It is beautiful with many ancient architectures. It is the chedi for the year of the Ox. It is located in Lampang Luang Subdistrict, Ko Kha District, Lampang Province. Coordinate 2: #Horse Carriage Station After taking a horse-drawn carriage around Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, you can also travel from "Wat Phra That Lampang Luang" in Ko Kha District, Lampang Province. Where are the places to visit and eat? Let's go see!! Coordinate 3: #Wat Phra That Doi Phra Chan is located in Village 5, Pa Tan Subdistrict, Mae Tha District, Lampang Province. Inside is a golden glass pavilion. Inside the chapel is also decorated with beautiful and graceful gold-covered carvings. In particular, the carvings above the door on the opposite side of the principal Buddha image, which are the Naga serpents coiling around the white chedi, are considered extremely beautiful. Coordinate 4: #Saphan Thamchariyakun The villagers helped build a wooden bridge made of wooden poles and woven bamboo flooring twice, but the bridge was damaged during the flood season both times. However, the abbot did not give up on building this bridge across the Chang River. He built a stronger bridge by replacing the wooden poles with 12 large concrete poles. This wooden bridge was completed and celebrated on March 12, 1976, and was named the Thammachariyakun Bridge (Rats Anusorn). It underwent a major repair in June 2013, with a budget from the OTOP Village for Tourism project. #TouristPlacesToBind #Lampang #VisitLampang

Phra That Lampang Luang, an ancient temple that is an important symbol of Lampang Province, stands out with its beautiful and graceful Lanna-style pagoda, enshrining the relics of the Lord Buddha in the “Aranyik” area, or ancient monks’ area. This temple is also unique with the shadow of the upside-down pagoda that appears in the pavilion, which is an amazing optical phenomenon. The atmosphere around the temple is quiet, surrounded by nature and the scent of Lanna culture. It is suitable for those who are looking for peace and want to experience the ancient art of Lanna Thai architecture. Phra That Lampang Luang is not only a religious site, but also reflects a cultural heritage that is worth preserving and visiting at least once in a lifetime. #WinterTravel

#VisitLampang Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is located in Lampang Province. It is one of the oldest and most sacred temples in the North. It is of great historical and cultural significance. With its beautiful Lanna architecture and peaceful atmosphere, it is a place that tourists and pilgrims visit throughout the year. The main highlight is Phra That Lampang Luang, a golden pagoda that stands tall in the middle of the temple. It is an important symbol of the temple and is where the Buddha's relics are enshrined. It is believed that those who come to pay homage will be blessed with a prosperous life. Inside the royal chapel, there are old murals that depict stories from the life of the Buddha and the way of life in the past, which are still beautiful despite the passage of time. And the highlight that cannot be missed is the special phenomenon that tourists should not miss. The sunlight reflects the shadow of the pagoda upside down on the floor inside the room. There is also a wooden door arch with intricate patterns that are unique to Wat Phra That Lampang Luang. Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is not only a place that reflects the beauty of Lanna art, but is also full of peace and tranquility. It is suitable for both relaxation and worshiping to bring good fortune to life. Getting there If traveling from Lampang city, it takes about 30 minutes (about 18 kilometers). You can use a private car or a bus.

Location: Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, Lampang Atmosphere: Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is an important ancient site, considered a significant temple that has been a part of the city since ancient times. It is beautiful and excellent in terms of architecture, sculpture, and painting. It houses the Phra Kaew Don Tao, which is revered by the people of Lampang and Buddhists in general. Coordinates: 271 Lampang Luang, Ko Kha District, Lampang 52130

#VisitHistoricalSite ☁️🛕Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is an important temple in Lampang Province. It is a temple of historical and artistic significance in Thailand. It is considered one of the most beautiful temples in Thailand. ✨Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is an ancient temple with a history of more than 700 years. This temple was built during the reign of King Sai Setthathirat, the king of the Lanna Kingdom. This temple has been beautifully renovated and decorated. Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is a temple of religious and cultural significance in Thailand. This temple is considered the most important temple in Lampang Province. ⏰Open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 📍Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, Tambon Lampang Luang, Amphoe Ko Kha, Lampang #100WaysToTravel #Lampang #VisitLampang

#VisitSecondaryCity 🙏Wat Lai Hin Luang or Wat Selarattanapappataram (Wat Lai Hin Kaew Chang Yuan) or Wat Luang is an important ancient temple of Lampang Province that is hundreds of years old. It is assumed that it was built before 2014. From ancient evidence, inscriptions and legends, it was mentioned that Wat Lai Hin in the past was a temple of religious importance. Interesting things in the temple include: 🏚 The temple is in the Lanna style, made by Chiang Tung craftsmen. It is decorated with beautiful patterns throughout the building, especially the pediment and the Khong gate. Inside, there is the principal Buddha image, the Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, and a life-size statue of Khru Ba Maha Pa Chao Kesorn Panyo, sculpted by him. 🛕 Khong gate, a castle-shaped arch of the Lampang craftsmanship school, decorated with beautiful stucco patterns, including traditional patterns, lower lotus patterns and floral patterns. The distinctive feature of Khong gate, which is different from other temples, is the roof decoration with glazed clay animal figures. 🏚 The Dharma Hall is a building in the Sanghavasa area. Built in the style of the old monk's quarters of Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, which has an inscription on a wooden plate stating that it was built in 2027, it is considered a building built in the style of an ancient monk's quarters of Lanna. It is currently used to store ancient scriptures. 🏚 This Dharma Hall is decorated with Lanna art beams, which are shaped like large triangular wooden plates and carved into openwork patterns to form the shape of a naga, Hanuman, and vine patterns. 🏚 The Suwannakit Sattha Samakkhi Lanna Ancient Museum is a single-storey building that displays various art objects and antiques, including tools and utensils used in rituals, villagers' utensils, amulets, ancient scriptures, musical instruments, and architectural pieces. It is also a storage place for the Emerald Buddha Hall, Buddha amulet arches, and ancient weapons. 🙏The Fine Arts Department announced the registration as a national ancient site in 1980. 💥Wat Lai Hin Luang: Ban Lai Hin, Village No. 2, Lai Hin Subdistrict, Ko Kha District, Lampang Province 🌐Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7yLh8E3VU27ywWYq9 🕢Opening - closing hours: 07.30 - 17.00 #Lampang #VisitLampang #AttractionsInLampang

I had free time and wanted to travel upcountry, so I decided to go to a nearby city ✨ It's only a 1.30-hour drive from Chiang Mai. Or if you want to chill, taking the train is also great. 🚞 This time, I took my own car. I got to see a lot of things. It's very complete. It's easy to follow because Lampang is a very quiet small city. 🏡✨ But the cafes are amazing everywhere! ‼️📍Wat Phra That Lampang Luang 👉🏻 Full temple review It's the temple for the year of birth, the year of the Ox. So I started the trip by praying 🙏 The sun was very strong. But the chedi is really beautiful. There's also a horse-drawn carriage downstairs for you to sit and relax or take pictures. 🐴 📍Daylight coffee, a Parisian-style cafe ☕️ A perfect personality 🥐 It's a small but very beautiful cafe! There are also seats by the water. Let me tell you that you should go. ⏰ 07.30-17.00 Open every day 🚘 Parking in front of the shop 📍The Prop Cafe & Space Let me tell you that every corner is stunning. It looks super glam. It's a house that's turned into a cafe. It's luxurious and expensive. It's also a photo studio!‼️⏰ 08.30-17.30 Open every day 📍Auntie Toi's Meatballs, Khuen Yang. Grilled meatballs with delicious sauce are so delicious 😋 and the sticks are only 2 baht. Eat until you're full. Lampang's meatballs aren't flour. They're full of meat. ⏰ 09.00-18.00 Open every day 📍BoobunLampamg The most beautiful and cutest cafe in the world. But their bread is really famous, everyone. Every branch is delicious. 🥺🫶🏻 Plus, the first floor is also a photo studio. ⏰ 09.00-17.30 Open every day 📍Bakingdays. A cute two-story wooden cafe. The shop is super cute. Plus, the price is not expensive. Right next to Kad Kong Ta 🏡🫶🏻⏰ Wed-Fri 09.30-17.00 Sat-Sun 09.30-20.00 📍Kad Kong Ta is open every Saturday and Sunday. It's a very cute walking street. We like its architecture. It looks vintage and cute. They sell a lot of things. 🫶🏻🍭 🌟 Lampang is a lovely city that is not crowded at all. We spent 1 day going to many places because there was no traffic jam, it was not crowded, and there were a lot of good cafes. I give it a 10/10. It's super good. 🫶🏻🥰 For those who plan to travel up north, Lampang is a good destination to visit. 🐴💗🔅 #mustvisitcafe #cafelife #Lampangcafe #visitLampang

He looked into the mirror, located in Ko Kha District, Lampang Province, an unfamiliar tourist attraction, but very beautiful. He looked into the mirror, you have to walk up the stairs and climb a little further to see the beauty of this mountain, which looks like a glass frame. If you look closely, it looks like a heart shape. The photos come out with a beautiful view. But be careful when taking photos, you might slip. There is nothing to hold onto very well, but when you go up and see the view here, I must say it's worth it. #Traveling to the max #Missing nature #Traveling to Lampang

A small and lovely cafe in Ko Kha District, Lampang Province. Enjoy the cool breeze with a view of the Wang River. It is peaceful and not crowded. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city to relax on a tiring day. #WangviewCafe

When in Lampang, one thing that cannot be missed is to pay homage to the sacred objects of the province. Of course, Lampang Province, Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, has been a temple of Lampang for hundreds of years. The people of Lampang highly respect and worship this temple. It is believed that whatever you pray for will be successful. The temple itself is more than hundreds of years old. The ancient sites and buildings are still in good condition and not damaged. It still maintains the unique Lanna identity. The temple is about 10 kilometers away from Lampang city. The temple is located in Ko Kha District, Lampang Province. Those who are into making merit should not miss it. Coordinates - 271 Tambon Lampang Luang, Ko Kha District, Lampang 52130 Map - https://goo.gl/maps/XxmnvYakPAoLMMez5 #WorldHeritage #NaturalTherapy

🙏🛕Wat Phra That Chom Ping, Ko Kha, Nakhon Lampang 👉In the year 2000, there was a war between Phraya Tai (King Borommatrailokanat of Ayutthaya) who led his army to Lampang. Chao Muen Dong Nakhon was not there, leaving only Nang Ratchadevi who was pregnant. She disguised herself as a man and went to fight until Phraya Tai's army was defeated. When Chao Muen Dong Nakhon and Chao Tilokarat found out, they led an army from Chiang Mai to help. After the war ended, the people of Chumphitaram celebrated the victory at this temple. Nang Ratchadevi built a pagoda and renamed the temple "Wat Chomphing Chai Mongkhon", which later changed to "Wat Chomphing" as it is today. #TeamNortheast

🌈🐑 The Coco Island Lampang is filled with bright, cheerful atmosphere and a ton of fun! Starting with the cute pastel-colored buildings, lined up like a dreamy village, it's perfect for strolling around and taking photos from every angle. 📸 Then, stop by and say hello to the friendly, fluffy sheep on the farm. 🐑 You can feed them up close and they'll even smile for the camera. There's also a large koi pond with a small waterfall. The gentle sound of the water creates a relaxing atmosphere. 🌿🐟 A little further on, you'll find the COCO FARM zone, filled with cute photo spots and a lush garden perfect for families, friends, and couples of all ages. This place combines fun, relaxation, and cuteness all in one place. A visit will leave you with beautiful photos, eye candy, and unforgettable memories. 💖 #visitsecondarycity #visitLampang #cafethailand

🙏✨ "Let's touch the heart of Lanna at Wat Phra That Lampang Luang in Lampang Province!" ✨🙏 This temple is extraordinary! It's over 400 years old! 🏯 It's also the sacred chedi for those born in the Year of the Ox. 🐂 Anyone born this year must come and pay their respects for good fortune. 💛 The temple's interior is magnificent, featuring an ancient wooden viharn, intricately carved patterns, and a radiant golden Buddha statue that's a sight to behold. 🌟 Step through the ancient archway and you'll be transported back to Lampang's past. The Lanna atmosphere is heartwarming. 🪷 And the highlight you can't miss is witnessing the "upside-down shadow of the chedi," a miraculous phenomenon found only a few places in the world. 📸 If you want to be filled with merit, happiness, and beautiful photos to take home, Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is a must-visit destination. 💫 #VisitSecondaryCities

🚗✨ "First time driving up north" trip: Test your courage: Lampang-Lamphun-Chiang Mai, 4 days, 3 nights 🏔️💖 Don't miss this road trip! ✨ We planned this trip ourselves. Driving up north for the first time was adventurous, but I was so happy! I got to visit temples, cafes, take photos, stroll around, and relax. 😍 🗓️ 4-Day, 3-Night Travel Plan 📍 Day 1: Bangkok – Lampang 🚗 Depart early at 5:00 AM with a big cup of coffee ☕ 🕑 Arrive in Lampang in the late afternoon and drive slowly. 📸 Stop by Wat Phra That Doi Phra Chan for the stunning views. Don't miss it if you're a spiritual lover. 🌆 Evening, stroll along Kad Kong Ta Walking Street for its plentiful food and warm atmosphere. 🍲 Stop for some delicious, inexpensive, and delicious rice porridge (one baht), a rare find. 🏨 Relax at At Home Boutique for a relaxing and friendly atmosphere. 💤 📍 Day 2: Lampang – Lamphun – Chiang Mai 🙏 Start the day by paying respects at Wat Sri Chum. 📍 Originally planned to visit Wat Phra That Lampang Luang. But it was closed on the day I went, what a shame! I'll be back again! 📸 Stopped to take photos at the classic pink-painted white bridge~ ⛩️ Stopped to pay respects at Phra That Hariphunchai in Lamphun, a temple that's a symbol of the city. 🚗 Drove straight into Chiang Mai. My usual place to stay is... 🏨 Hop Inn Chiang Mai because it's clean, good price, has parking, and is super convenient. 🩵 📍 Day 3: A sweet and luxurious Chiang Mai 🌄 Early in the morning, head up the mountain to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep to pay respects and pray. 🏨 Check in for a luxurious stay at The Inside House, a beautiful accommodation with a stunning waterfall in the middle of the house. 🍰 Afternoon tea was plentiful! The desserts and tea were so good, we didn't want to leave. 📸 In the evening, we stopped to take photos at Uncle Ron's flower garden is so vibrant and beautiful no matter how you photograph it. 🚶♀️ Strolling around Tha Phae Gate at night is so romantic and a truly enjoyable walk. 💤 Tonight, sleep tight in this special atmosphere. 📍 Day 4: Chiang Mai – Bangkok 🍳 Breakfast at The Inside House is the ultimate in both taste and atmosphere. 📸 End your trip at Wat Umong, beautiful, mysterious, and charming. 🚗 Then, drive back to Bangkok with fond memories. 💓 🌟 For those who want to try driving up north for the first time, the Lampang – Lamphun – Chiang Mai route is the answer! It truly is a complete package: chill, adventurous, and fulfilling. 💕 #TravelPlan #LampangTravel #LamphunTravel #ChiangMaiTravel #JustYourHeartTravels

#VisitSecondaryCities#WatPhraThatLampangLuang Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is one of the oldest and most important temples in Lampang Province, with a history spanning over 1,300 years. Its architecture reflects the beauty of authentic Lanna style, retaining its impressive intricacy and elegance. Inside the temple is the Phra Borommathat Chedi, revered by Lanna locals and tourists alike. The temple grounds are peaceful and shady, surrounded by large trees, creating a cool and relaxing atmosphere. The temple's chapel and vihara feature exquisitely detailed Lanna wood carvings, particularly the image of the Buddha in the Mara-Vijaya posture enshrined within the tranquil and peaceful vihara. You can also ascend to pay your respects atop the Phra Borommathat Chedi, situated on a high base, offering stunning views of the surrounding area. Visitors are both captivated by its faith and captivated by the beauty of the art and nature. Souvenir shops and local food stalls offer a wide variety of dining options, adding to the diverse experience of Wat Phra That Lampang Luang. This is an ideal destination for cultural tourism and relaxation in a tranquil and beautiful setting.

🛕 Wat Phra That Lampang Luang A must-see landmark in Lampang! This ancient Lanna-style temple, over 1,300 years old, stands out with its gleaming golden pagoda and ancient wooden viharn, which beautifully preserves its original architecture. 🪷 The temple grounds are peaceful and shady, perfect for paying homage to the sacred relic of the Year of the Ox and praying for good fortune. At the entrance is a magnificent Naga staircase, and you can also see the upside-down shadow of the relic within the viharn. It's truly a marvelous sight to behold. 📸 Perfect for cultural travelers, capture the authentic Lanna atmosphere and capture stunning photos from the past. Guaranteed to be both fulfilling and beautiful! #VisitSecondaryCities #WatPhraThatLampangLuang #Lampang #MustVisit

Wat Phra That Lampang Luang has beautiful architecture and a shady, peaceful atmosphere. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys visiting temples.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Hug You Sheep Farm in Lampang is a great place to spend quality time with friends and family. There are plenty of activities to do, and a unique experience is feeding the sheep yourself. Besides sheep, there are also a variety of other animals, including chickens, rabbits, fish, and dogs. If you're tired of walking, there's also a cafe and restaurant, perfect for a relaxing weekend.

Sometimes you don't have to fly far...just "Lampang" can take your heart to rest. A small, peaceful, simple city, but it has everything in every aspect, including old temples, beautiful cafes, old markets, and local food. And the nature still maintains its captivating simplicity. 🧳 2 days, 1 night, on a budget of no more than 200 baht. Enjoy a satisfying trip, including accommodations, car rental and gas, food, and cafes. All in all, it's "worth it without thinking too much." 📍Don't miss these must-see spots on this trip: Attractions + Photo Spots 1. Wat Phra That Lampang Luang 2. Wat Pong Sanuk 3. Lampang City Pillar Shrine 4. Wat Phra Chan Thammasathan 5. Nakhon Lampang Railway Station 6. Ratsadaphisek Bridge 7. Kad Kong Ta Walking Street 8. Lampang Museum 9. Dhanabadee Ceramic Museum 10. Lampang Horse-Drawn Carriage Cafes + Delicious Restaurants 1. SLURP Coffee 2. Earth and Fire Ceramics 3. Krua Nuea Hom, World Champion Pad Krapow 4. Pa Sri Yen Ta Fo, Lampang 5. Daygrow On this trip, we spent a little, but gained a solid experience. We got to know Lampang from a less hectic, less crowded side, and didn't have to wait for a long holiday. If you're feeling down, Lampang might be the answer. But once you've experienced it, you'll know it's worth every trip. ☁️ #Lampang #VisitLampang #Lampang #RestYourHeartInLampang #LampangReview #FollowMe #TravelNorthernGoodForTheHeart #AdventurousTravelTrip

A charming cafe nestled in the middle of rice fields in Koh Kha District, offering a genuine rural atmosphere. Despite its countryside setting, the cafe exudes a stylish yet cozy vibe! The open-air design allows for a refreshing breeze throughout the day. The cafe features a loft-style design blended with natural elements, offering various seating options including an air-conditioned room, rooftop area, and spots by the rice fields. It's perfect for relaxing, working, reading, or capturing beautiful photos with plenty of picturesque corners. Menu prices start as low as 35 baht. If you visit during the green or golden rice season, the scenery becomes even more stunning, resembling a painting. 📍 Location: Na Kaeo Subdistrict, Koh Kha District, Lampang ⏰ Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

⭐️Day 1 Woke up at the accommodation at 7 am, finished getting ready, took a Grab from the room to Chiang Mai Railway Station for 50 baht. 📍Bought a train ticket for 8.30 minutes, 23 baht fan, found a seat right away. 📍It took 2 hours to reach Lampang Railway Station, there was a bus for 20 baht per person to Lampang Bus Station. 📍Rent a motorbike for 300 baht, deposit another 1,000 baht. 📍Go to eat Tom Yum Egg Lampang noodles in front of Lampang Hospital, very delicious, 50 baht per bowl. 📍Stopped by a small cafe called Armchair, the coffee tasted very good, homey atmosphere, sit and relax, coffee cost 60+. 📍Continued to the Lampang Museum, free admission. 📍Check in to the accommodation, we stayed at B2 Lampang, a short ride out of the city, booked for a little over 400 baht, the room was very spacious, clean. 📍Relaxed a bit, waited for the sun to go down. 📍Continued to travel to Phra That Lampang Luang, no admission fee. 📍Stopped by Kad Kong Ta, bought something to eat for 200 baht before riding a motorbike out to sit and eat by the bridge, watching the Wang River. 📍Check in to the accommodation to rest. 💵💵Total expenses on day 1 1103 baht ⭐️Day 2 Wake up early and check out of the hotel 📍Go out to find breakfast at Kong Kee restaurant, a must-visit restaurant. We ordered rubber duck dumplings and duck on rice. The price is a little over 60 baht per plate. It's delicious and there are a lot of people, but it's made very quickly. 📍Travel to Wat Phra That Doi Phra Chan, worship the Big Buddha of Lampang, which is outside the city. Ride a motorcycle for 30 minutes before taking a car to go up for 20 baht each way, 40 baht round trip. 📍Travel back into the city, stop to eat kuay jap at Lampang train station 40+ 📍Return the motorcycle to the shop, get 1000 baht deposit back. 📍If there is a shuttle, take the shuttle to the train station, but we took Grab because we didn't want to wait. The Grab car fee is 70 baht. 📍Arrived at Lampang train station Buy a return ticket at 5:30 PM for 23 baht per person. 📍Buy a glass of iced tea for 25 baht. 📍Arrived in Chiang Mai at around 7:20 PM. 📍Arrived home safely, trip over 💕💕 #Kad Kong Ta Lampang #Wat Phra That Lampang Luang #Wat Phra That Doi Phra Chan #Kong Kee 💵💵Total expenses on day 2: 263 baht Total expenses for the 2-day, 1-night trip: 1,366 baht.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Review of Wat Phra That Lampang Luang If you want to experience the peacefulness and shady atmosphere, and immerse yourself in the art and culture of Lanna, Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is a must-visit destination! This temple is an old temple in Lampang, located not far from the city center. It is easy to get to and has a great atmosphere. When you walk into the temple, you will feel the tranquility and see the intricacy of true Lanna architecture. It stands out with a large pagoda decorated with intricate and beautiful wood carvings. Inside the pagoda, there is a sacred relic of the Lord Buddha, which is revered by locals and tourists who come to pray for blessings. In addition to the beautiful architecture, the temple also has a spacious area for walking, taking pictures, or meditating to relax. In addition, the temple area also has a restaurant and a small souvenir shop selling local products for you to try and buy to take home. Overall, Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is not just a tourist attraction, but also a place where we can feel peaceful and close to nature and the history of Lanna. Anyone who visits Lampang must not miss this place.

#Let's talk about travel 💚 Kyori.Koji is a small cafe in the heart of Ko Kha District, right next to a traffic light intersection. The shop is cute and beautifully decorated both inside and outside. It's perfect for those who like taking pictures. Come and check in. This cafe is famous for its Thai tea and cheese tea. The cheese is very creamy. The famous menu is the Thai tea cheese slushy style. Cheese lovers will definitely love it. In addition to cheese tea, the shop also has coffee and other non-coffee menus. There are also small cakes and the prices are not too high. The staff at the shop are cute and friendly. You can sit and relax in the shop or take it home. 📍Location: Kyori.Koji 5CV2+6CF, Phahonyothin Road, Sala Subdistrict, Ko Kha District, Lampang Province 🕟 Opening hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. #KyoriKojicafe #LampangCafe #CafeReview #Lampang #VisitLampang #AttractionsInLampang #ReviewLampang #Lampang

If you visit Lampang Province and don't stop by "Wat Phra That Lampang Luang," it's as if you haven't truly arrived. This ancient temple, a symbol of the city, is located in Ko Kha District. It stands out with its Lanna-style chedi covered in shimmering gold, serving as the zodiac temple for the Year of the Ox. The temple also houses sacred relics, including strands of Buddha's hair and his relics. Upon entering through the intricately designed Khong Gate, you'll find the "Viharn Luang," a large teakwood hall that enshrines the Phra Chao Lan Thong Buddha image. A must-see highlight is the "Inverted Reflection of the Chedi," a fascinating phenomenon where light passes through a small hole in the hall, creating an upside-down image of the chedi. The temple's surroundings are serene, featuring a spacious courtyard where visitors can admire authentic Lanna architecture. Additionally, horse-drawn carriage rides are available, offering a traditional Northern Thai experience. Whether you're visiting to pay respects, seek blessings, or marvel at the historical beauty, Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is a place that combines faith, beauty, and tranquility in one. It's a destination that deserves a spot on every traveler's bucket list.

#thailandtrip 📍 Location: Ko Kha District, Lampang Province, Northern Thailand One of the most revered and best-preserved temples in Northern Thailand, Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is a stunning example of Lanna architecture and spiritual history. The temple sits on an ancient hilltop mound, surrounded by fortified walls and naga-lined staircases, creating the feeling of entering a sacred fortress. Its iconic 45-meter golden chedi enshrines a sacred relic of the Buddha — attracting pilgrims from across the region. The main wooden viharn, dating back to the 15th century, is considered the oldest original wooden temple hall in Thailand. Inside, you’ll find intricate gold pillars, ancient murals, and revered Buddha images, all glowing in natural light that filters through the wooden structure. This temple also holds historical significance, having withstood invasions and battles. Bullet marks can still be seen on the temple gate, reminding visitors of its role in local defense centuries ago. ✨ Tips for Visiting: • Arrive early to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and softer morning light • Dress modestly — shoulders and knees should be covered • Don’t miss the camera obscura pavilion, where the image of the chedi is reflected upside down through a tiny hole — a rare and beautiful experience • Combine your visit with a horse-drawn carriage ride, a charming local tradition 🕰 Best Time to Visit: November to February — cooler, dry season ideal for exploring #WatPhraThatLampangLuang #LampangTemple #LannaHeritage #SacredSiteThailand #AncientTemple #CulturalThailand #ThailandSpiritualJourney #NorthernThailand#localguides #historicallandmarks #familytrip #历史古迹