Lampang or Khelang Nakorn of the past has the horse
carriage as its symbol having monasteries built in Burmese and Lanna Thai
 style architectures and its famous place, well know all over the
world, is the Thai Elephant Conservation Center.Occupying an area of 12,533 square
kilometers, Lampang is administratively divided into 13 Amphoes (Districts) Muang, Thoen, Mae Phrik, Ko Kha, Ngao, Chae
Hom, Wang Nua, Mae Tha, Sop Prap, Serm Ngam, Hang Chat, Mae Mo and Muang Pan. Lampang Is located some 599
kms., from
Bangkok, accessible by Highway No.1 Passing through Ayutthaya, Lopburi, Nakhon Sawan, Kamphaeng Phet, Tak, taking a total
time span of 7 hours and some 100 kms., from Chiang Mai by Highway No.11 through Lamphun, taking about 1.30 hours. |
By Car
From Bangkok, take Highway No.1 and Highway No.32 to Nakhon Sawan
via Sing Buri, Chai Nat, then turn into Highway No.1 again to go to
Lampang via Kamphaeng Phet and Tak, a total distance of 599 kilometres.
By Bus
Regular buses leave the Northern Bus Terminal, Phaholyothin Road. Further information, please contact Tel. (02)2279-4484-7
for air conditioned buses and Tel. (02)271-0101-5 for non air conditioned buses. For private air conditioned
bus companies, please contact Thavorn Farm Tel. (02)271-3011. Lampang bus station Tel.(054)277-410 There are also regular
and air conditioned buses daily leaving Chiang Mai Arcade Bus Station Tel. (053)242-664
By Train
Six daily trains connect Lampang with Bangkok and Chiang Mai. For more information, please contact Tel. (02)223-7010 or
Lampang Railway Station Tel. (054)217-024 or Chiang Mai Railway Station Tel. (053)242-094.
By Plane
Thai Airways International Ltd.,
(Domestics) operates one flight daily to Lampang from Bangkok. Tel. (02) 280-0070 or your travel agent for reservations.
Thai Airways International Ltd., Lampang Office Tel. (054)217-078, Lampang Airport Tel. (054) 226-258. |
