Saturday, June 4, 2016

One Day Private Tour Lampang and Lamphun province

Pick up from Hotels and Depart to Lampang. At the beginning tour to Lampang, Visit Lampang Luang Temple, In architectural terms, Phra that Lampang Luang temple is the most attractive and best preserved Lan Na wat to be found everywhere in the north. The central viharn, that includes  a triple-tiered wooden roof supported my great teak pillars, is thought to be the oldest wooden formatting in Thailand. Early 19th century murals from the Buddhist jatakas, or life stories, are painted on wooden panels within the viharn. The lintel over the key entrance to the combined is suitable of notice, featuring an touching intertwined dragon relief once common in northern Thai temples, but rarely seen today. 
After Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, continue by our car  to Lampang city for have lunch in the local restaurant. Preferably taking the horse carriage , the special famed transport in Lampang.
Lampang City is called the Horse Cart City, so no visit would be finishes without a quick trot around the town in one of its tempting horse carriages. 
Visit Hariphunchai which as soon as was one of the kingdom within the Northern Thailand. Visit probably the most beautiful royal temple in Lumphun province. Prathat Hariphunchai Temple, the most holy wat in lamphum the kingdom of Queen Jammadhevi, the step daughther of Wa Suthep Solitary person from Doi Suthep. 
Stop at Chamdevi TempleJamdedi temple  was once constructed around middle of tenth century via King Mahantayot and King Anantayot ,the twin from Queen Jamadhevee of Hariphunchai Kingdom to keep the ashes in their mother. The name of the wat comes from the shape of the pagoda that  is broken on the supreme part ,but the temple still stand until the present day.
Before finish Lampang Tours, On the way back to Chiang Mai pass the picturesque road alongside the tree-lined Chiang mai-Lamphun Roadway, for a distance of 12 kilometer as far as the Chiang Mai Lamphun provincial boundary the road is lined by lofty 30-metre high yang trees, interspersed with fruit gardens, small farms and paddy fields.

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