The ancient city of Lampang is one of Thailand’s best kept secrets. The city has not succumbed to heavy modernization so much of the landscape has virtually remained the same for hundreds of years. Lampang was occupied by Burmese for two centuries and a good deal of the Burmese influence is evident today in the historic temples and monuments. Here visitors will find some of the most intricately decorated temples in all of Thailand. Visitors come to this ancient city to experience Thailand at its most natural. Here you will not find the luxuries of Bangkok, Phuket or Chiang Mai, here you will find charming hotel accommodation, great Thai food, and a warm and friendly people.
Thais celebrate Buddha’s birthday. Local Wats (Buddhist Temples) celebrate by holding candlelit processions. A tourist may take part in these parades and it can prove great fun.
02 Aug. 2012
Asanha Puja
Sees Thai Buddhists celebrating Buddhist lent, the full moon festival. One can view Buddhist temples throughout the year, but this tradition can be picturesque due to the activity of the saffron robed followers.
12 Aug. 2012
Birthday of Her Majesty the Queen of Thailand
In honour of Her Majesty the Queen's birthday, August 12 is national mother's day and a time of majestic celebrations.
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