Lampang Hotels - Reviews and Rates

The conservation centre just outside the city was really nice. We are hoping that the elephants are treated well, and we didn't see anything to contradict this. So a gret place to visit. We even bought a painting by one of the elephants!

From Chiang Mai we headed to Lampang - a short bus journey where we had planned to stay for one night. That's really all it needed! Off the beaten track a little in terms of tourists present... we didn't see many other Westerner's which made for a nice change. We walked around the entire city in an afternoon - hit the major temples & tourist...

We had to wait a while at Phistanulok for the next train to Lampang but when it finally arrived we got onboard a 2nd class carriage with air conditioning - quite an improved ride from our previous experiences! Along the way we saw beautiful countryside and mountain ranges and arrived at our destination roughly on time (!) after about five hours....

after breakfast we left for Phayao, a rural lakeside province surrounded by beautiful mountains and valleys. Visit Wat Rong Khun, known as the "White" Temple. A lifetime project of artist Chalermchai Kositpipat, the temple, decorated with small pieces of mirrored glass, blends traditional Buddhist art with contemporary themes. Arrive late aftern...

Lampang is a northern province of Thailand and is located in the broad river valley of the Wang River, surrounded by mountain chains. The location is quite layback and is known for being the only town in Thailand still using horse drawn carts. It's not overrun by tourists and there are some good restaurants alongside the river. We stayed at the ...

Well after the great day we had trekking in chiang mai unfortunately the lunch we had did not really agree with us so after taking a 2 hour bus ride to Lampang we just stayed in the hotel (that smelled really funny). We had gone to lampang to visit the elephant hospital where you can help take care of the elephants for the day! I also wanted the...

On Monday our group went on a bike ride around the ruins of Suckathai which is the first capital of Siam before it was known as Thailand in the 13th and 14th centuray. The ruins were spectacular all surrounded by a mote and based on Ankor Wat in Cambodia. We saw a vendor at the ruin site who was selling plactic bags each full with water animals ...

Tuk Tuk to the bus station (or terminal as they like to say here) to get to Lampang. for 170 Baht we were able to take a 5 hour bus ride, with the A/C on full blast Thai-style, to the North. My friend Wanida (from Germany) lives here. Her step father is German, and he made us a German lunch. Annamaria loved the Potato Salad. After lunch we went ...

Salut tout le monde! Aujourd'hui, je suis revenur de mon trek au Elephant Conservation Center, pres de Lampang. C'etait incroyable! Vraiment une experience inoubliable! C'etait presque trop beau. Ce centre contient le premier hopital pour elephants au monde. Il y avait par exemple un elephant qui avait pile sur une mine anti-personnelle, un qui ...