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Lamphun Tour from Chiang
Mai
| Duration: Half-Day |
Tour Code: CNXOPT-09 |
| Departure: Any Day of the Week
[08:30 - 12:00 and 13:30 - 17:00] |
Tour Itinerary:
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08:30 |
Leave from the hotel in Chiang Mai towards
the southern part (26 kms). Lamphun or Hariphunchai is an
ancient Mon empire founded in 660 A.D. and is the oldest
existing city in the kingdom. |
| 09:00 |
As you enter the city, the remnants of the old fortified
city walls and the surrounding moat, constructed in the 16th
century, are still evident. |
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09:30 |
Make a first stop at the principal temple
of the province, Wat Prathat Hariphunchai, a Royal Temple
built in 897 by a King of Lamphun. The temple is notably with a
massive 51m Golden Pagoda enshrines the authentic relic of the
Lord Buddha from India. In the same compound there’re Buddha
Footprint, Teak Wood Library which houses many ancient Pali
Scripts as well as an old Lanna Style Chedi and a huge
call-to-prayer Gong. |
| 10:30 |
Visit Wat Jammathevee, named after Queen Jammathevee
the first ruler of Haripunchai or very well known among local
people as “Wat Ku Kut” meaning the Chedi that has no top due to
the lightning strike. |
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11:00 |
Proceed to Pa Sang village, a
community of Cotton Weaving Industry. |
| 11:20 |
View around the village seeing how cotton is woven by means
of a traditional type of wooden loom also enjoy purchasing fine
quality cotton which’s a good souvenir from Lamphun. |
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12:30 |
Return to Chiang Mai. |
Price per Person in Thai
Baht
Price valid Now - 31
October 2012
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Private |
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1 |
2-3 |
4-5 |
6-8 |
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2,440 |
1,270 |
880 |
530 |
Tour Includes:
- Transportation (Van or Bus),
- English-speaking guide,
- Admission fees on sites aforementioned in the program.
Note:
- Child age under 12 - 7 years old will be charged 75 % of Net price,
child age 6 years and below will be charge 50% of net price.
- All price are subject to change without prior notice, price
confirmation at booking time is advised.
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