Lanna's Tranquil and Beautiful Park

🏘 Mae Fah Luang Art and Cultural Park, also known as Rai Mae Fah Luang, is a place dedicated to preserving ancient Buddhist art, artifacts, cultural objects, and Lanna architecture. It also provides knowledge about Lanna's cultural heritage. Spanning an area of 150 rai, the park is divided into various exhibition sections and features the following highlights: 🏠 Ho Kham: A traditional Lanna-style house inspired by the architecture of Pong Sanuk Temple in Lampang Province. It houses over 200-year-old cultural artifacts and Buddhist art, including carved wooden candle holders from various Lanna provinces, Tung Kradang (traditional Lanna flags), Khantok (flower trays), and gable decorations. ⛺ Ho Kaew: A building showcasing permanent exhibitions on teakwood and rotating temporary exhibitions. 🏚 Ho Kham Noi: A place preserving mural paintings created with powder pigments on teakwood panels from Wiang Ta Temple, Long District, Phrae Province. 🙏🏽 Mae Fah Luang Statue: A bronze statue, one and a half times life-size, depicting Her Royal Highness seated on a rock in a Border Patrol Police uniform. 🏘 Other buildings include Sala Kham, the Aromatic Wood House, Sala Si Na, the Pavilion of Viharn Roof Structure, shops, and more. 🏡 Mae Fah Luang Art and Cultural Park: Address: 313, Moo 7, Ban Pang Ngiu, Rob Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province. ⛳ Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7HNfwy1fgJ6cr2Qz7 🕣 Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday (closed on Mondays), 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM. 💸 Admission Fee: Thai citizens: 100 THB / Senior citizens (with ID): 50 THB / Children under 12: Free.