Mae Fah Luang Art & Cultural Park

Located in Chiang Rai city, Mae Fah Luang Art and Cultural Park, also known as Rai Mae Fah Luang, is well-known for its large collection of Lanna architecture, Buddhist artifacts, antiques and teak artifacts. It also features a botanical collection of rare indigenous plants. It is therefore a tourist destination that offers art and serenity in a sylvan setting. The park was originally a lodging for ethnic youth from remote areas who had received scholarships from the Princess Mother to further their schooling in an urban setting. Not only did they receive formal schooling, they also learned social skills such as how to live and interact with others. It was therefore a place for “cultivating people” in the foundation’s sense of the word.

Open :  08:00 am – 17:00 pm

Duration Time :  30 – 45 min

Ticket Price :  200 THB

Distance from Chiang Rai Airport :  16 Km.

Mae Fah Luang Arboretum at Doi Chang Moob

This area was once the largest opium growing area on Doi Tung, but has now been transformed into an arboretum where native flora and rare species are grown alongside different varieties of rhododendron. It is also a good place for birdwatching, with both local and migratory species to be seen.

Open :  08:00 am – 17:00 pm

Duration Time :  30 – 45 min

Ticket Price :  90 THB

Distance from Chiang Rai Airport :   57 Km.

Hall of Inspiration

This multimedia exhibition hall tells a story of one great family, who inspired not only one another, but also the entire nation. The royal family’s initiatives, working principles and actions will inspire visitors to learn and adapt these learnings
in their own lives, creating endless ripples.

Open :  08:00 am – 17:00 pm

Duration Time :  30 – 45 min

Ticket Price :  90 THB

Distance from Chiang Rai Airport :  49 Km.

Mae Fah Luang Garden

Mae Fah Luang Garden is located on what was originally an important route and a rest stop for opium caravans in the past. Today it is a beautifully landscaped garden with a large variety of decorative flowers especially the Lady’s Slipper, a temperate climate orchid, as well as ferns and large perennials grown on the hillside. The garden has been landscaped to attract visitors of all ages, and also includes a playground and a Tree Top Walk. The focus of the garden is a sculpture called “Continuity” by one of Thailand’s leading artists, the late Misiem Yip-In-Soi, which symbolises how continuity and unity are the keys to sustainable development.

Open :  08:00 am – 17:00 pm

Duration Time :  30 – 45 min

Ticket Price :  90 THB

Distance from Chiang Rai Airport :   13 Km.