It is a single building on a large rectangular laterite base that faces to the east. There is only one front entrance, whereas the other three sides act as a false door.

Ban Nong Chang Kuen is the largest source of lamyai (longan) production. Both sides of the road leading into the village are packed with lamyai orchards. Lamphun Lamyai Festival is held annually in August.

It is 2 km away from the district. Its height is 15 m. There is the shelter around there. The bottom part appears all sizes of stones together with various species of algae and plants growing on both sides

Located in Loei province, Chiang Khan’s Walking Street is a famous tourist attraction that stretches for more than 1,200 metres. Both sides of the road are filled to the brim with culture and charm, providing a rare insight into Thailand’s past.

The identity of the community is presented that reflects the image of the traditional community from wooden row houses selling products on both sides of the road and wooden row houses selling various products to those who come to admire the...

This temple have not recorded about the period of establishment but predicted age over 100 years. There is an ancient temple at the middle of pool which is far from temple around 1 kilometer also, the stone line is connected  two sides of canal as...

A local Thai restaurant with the Chao Phraya River atmosphere. There is a terrace area on the waterfront and an air-conditioned room, as well as banquet rooms from 20 up to 200 people. You can also dine on a boat and appreciate the way of life and...

Nestled modestly in the quiet corner of Lamphun province, Ban Don Luang in Pa Sang District is a place you should check it out if you admire Lanna tra