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“Lamphun: A Journey Through Time – 3 Days, 2 Nights”

Begin your journey by train from Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal to Lamphun Railway Station, arriving in one of Thailand’s oldest cities.

Day 1, after checking in, take a light stroll through the town and visit the Queen Chamadevi Monument, a key landmark honoring Lamphun’s founding queen. Relax in the surrounding park and enjoy the peaceful local atmosphere.

Start day 2 with a visit to Wat Phra That Hariphunchai, a sacred temple and a symbol of Lamphun. Marvel at the golden chedi and intricate Lanna architecture. Continue to Wat Chamadevi (Wat Kukut), home to an ancient Mon-style stupa believed to house the ashes of Queen Chamadevi herself. Take your time exploring the serene grounds and learning about the city’s rich heritage.

On the last day, before your return, visit Wat Phra Yuen, another historic temple with four ancient standing Buddha images over 1,000 years old. It's a quiet spot to reflect on your journey. Then head back to Lamphun Station and board your train back to Bangkok.

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Bangkok Weather
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Lamphun Railway Station
Location:
18.59378, 99.02087
Lamphun Railway Station
Location:
18.59378, 99.02087
Lamphun Railway Station
Location:
18.59378, 99.02087
Lamphun Railway Station
Location:
18.59378, 99.02087
Lamphun Railway Station
Sunday: All day open
Monday: All day open
Tuesday: All day open
Wednesday: All day open
Thursday: All day open
Friday: All day open
Saturday: All day open
Description
The Queen Chamthewi Monument is located in the city of Lamphun, behind Nong Dok Market, about 1 km from the Lamphun City Hall. It was built in memory of Queen Chamthewi, the first ruler of Hariphunchai. She was a wise and brave warrior who brought Buddhism and culture to this region.
Sunday: 06:00-21:00
Monday: 06:00-21:00
Tuesday: 06:00-21:00
Wednesday: 06:00-21:00
Thursday: 06:00-21:00
Friday: 06:00-21:00
Saturday: 06:00-21:00
Description
Phra That Hariphunchai is a significant ancient site in Hariphunchai, founded by King Athitayarat around the 17th Buddhist century to enshrine the Buddha's relics, including the Buddha's crown, chest bones, fingers, and other smaller relics. The architectural style of Phra That Hariphunchai is based on the stupa of the Khmer style.
Sunday: 08:00-19:00
Monday: 09:00-18:00
Tuesday: 09:00-18:00
Wednesday: 09:00-18:00
Thursday: 09:00-18:00
Friday: 09:00-18:00
Saturday: 08:00-19:00
Description
Wat Chamthewi, also known as Wat Ku Kut, is located on Chamthewi Road, Mueang District, Lamphun Province. It has an important historical site, the Suwannachangkot Chedi, believed to house the ashes of Queen Chamthewi. Wat Chamthewi was registered as a national historic site in 1935.
Sunday: 06:00-18:00
Monday: 06:00-18:00
Tuesday: 06:00-18:00
Wednesday: 06:00-18:00
Thursday: 06:00-18:00
Friday: 06:00-18:00
Saturday: 06:00-18:00
Description
Wat Phra Yuen is an ancient temple with historical significance in Hariphunchai. It is located at Ban Phra Yuen, Mueang District, Lamphun Province. The temple has approximately 29 rai 2 ngan of land and houses important relics such as standing Buddha statues built by King Kuena around 1355 CE.

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