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Places to Visit in Phrae, Thailand

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Ban Thung Hong (Mo Hom Village)

Ban Thung Hong, known as Mo Hom Village, is a traditional handicraft village in Thung Hong Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Located a few kilometres north of Phrae city, it is renowned for Mo Hom, indigo-dyed cotton textiles made using natural Hom indigo. The village preserves Tai Phuan textile wisdom passed down for generations and functions as a living craft community with dyeing workshops, family-run shops and demonstration areas for visitors.

Phrae, PhraeCultural Attraction

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Den Chai Railway Station

Den Chai Railway Station is a historic Class 1 railway station in Den Chai Subdistrict, Den Chai District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Located on the State Railway of Thailand Northern Line, it serves as the junction for the Sawankhalok branch and the future Den Chai–Chiang Rai line. Notable for its colonial-era station building, preserved steam locomotive display, and role as the main rail gateway to Phrae Province, it remains an active transport hub.

Den Chai, PhraeHeritage Site

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Doi Pha Klong National Park

Doi Pha Klong National Park is a protected area in Long District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand, covering about 189 square kilometres of the Phi Pan Nam Range. Established in 2007, it is known for distinctive limestone cliffs, eroded rock formations such as Pha Cho and Pha Klong, caves, and mixed deciduous and dry evergreen forest. The park offers viewpoints, nature trails and geological features that illustrate northern Thailand's karst landscape.

Long, PhraeNational Park

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Kad Kong Kao Walking Street

Kad Kong Kao Walking Street is a weekly walking street market in the old town of Phrae city, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Located along Kham Lue Road near Pratu Chai, it operates on Saturday evenings. The market is known for local handicrafts, Mo Hom indigo textiles, street food, and cultural performances, set among heritage buildings and temples, serving as a community tourism initiative to preserve Lanna culture and promote local products.

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Kaeng Suea Ten

Kaeng Suea Ten is a natural river rapids on the Yom River in Sa-iap Subdistrict, Song District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. The site features a wide rocky riverbed with large boulders and forested banks within a preserved teak forest area. Notable for its scenic natural landscape and as the location of a long-proposed but unbuilt dam project, it remains a quiet nature spot for sightseeing, photography and observing seasonal river flows.

Song, PhraeNatural Attraction

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Khum Chao Luang

Khum Chao Luang is the former residence of Chao Luang Piriyatheppawong, the last ruler of Phrae, located in Nai Wiang, Mueang Phrae town. Built in 1892, the two-storey teak mansion blends Thai traditional and European gingerbread styles. Now a museum, it preserves period furnishings, photographs and artifacts illustrating Phrae's history and the lifestyle of its former rulers.

Phrae, PhraeMuseum

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Mae Koeng Luang Waterfall

Mae Koeng Luang Waterfall is a multi-tiered forest waterfall located inside Wiang Kosai National Park in Mae Koeng Subdistrict, Wang Chin District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Fed by Mae Koeng stream, it flows over limestone cliffs surrounded by mixed deciduous and dry dipterocarp forest. The waterfall is notable for its height, seasonal flow variation, and accessibility via a short forest trail, making it a key natural attraction of the national park.

Wang Chin, PhraeWaterfall

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Mae Koeng Noi Waterfall

Mae Koeng Noi Waterfall is a small forest waterfall located inside Wiang Kosai National Park in Mae Phung Subdistrict, Wang Chin District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. It lies near the larger Mae Koeng Luang Waterfall and is fed by streams from the Wiang Kosai mountain range. Surrounded by mixed deciduous forest, the waterfall features a modest cascade over rock tiers and is noted for its tranquil natural setting and seasonal water flow.

Wang Chin, PhraeWaterfall

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Mae Yom National Park

Mae Yom National Park is a protected forest park in Song District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Established on 1 March 1986 as Thailand's 32nd national park, it covers about 454 sq km along the Yom River. It is notable for its extensive natural teak forest, the scenic Kaeng Sua Ten rapids, sandstone formations and diverse wildlife, making it an important conservation area in the Phi Pan Nam Range.

Song, PhraeNational Park

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Museum of Forestry Training Centre

The Museum of Forestry Training Centre is a small heritage museum located within the Forestry Training Centre compound in Nai Wiang, Mueang Phrae, Phrae town. It preserves the history of teak logging and forestry education in northern Thailand, which was central to Phrae's economy in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Exhibits include historic logging tools, photographs, documents and models related to forest management and the former teak industry.

Phrae, PhraeMuseum

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Phae Mueang Phi Forest Park

Phae Mueang Phi Forest Park is a protected geological site in Nam Cham Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand, about 8 km northeast of Phrae city. It is notable for its eroded soil pillars, cliffs and gullies formed over about two million years by natural wind and water erosion. The surreal landscape of reddish-brown earth formations, scattered forest and marked walking trails makes it a distinctive natural attraction managed by the Department of National Parks.

Phrae, PhraePark

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Phra That In Kwaen Replica

Phra That In Kwaen Replica is a replica of the renowned Kyaiktiyo Pagoda (Golden Rock) of Myanmar, located in Mueang Phrae District, Phrae town, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. The small gilded stupa balanced on a rock mimics the original gravity-defying pagoda. Built to allow local Buddhists to pay respect without traveling abroad, it serves as a convenient worship and sightseeing point within the town area and reflects Thai-Myanmar Buddhist cultural connections.

Phrae, PhraeReligious Site

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Tham Pha Nang Khoi

Tham Pha Nang Khoi is a limestone cave located on Doi Pha Nang Khoi in Rong Kwang District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. The cave is known for its stalactites and stalagmites, illuminated chambers, and a distinctive formation resembling a woman waiting, linked to local folklore. Inside is a revered Buddha image. Managed as a local tourist attraction, it offers walkways and lighting for visitors exploring its natural and cultural features.

Rong Kwang, PhraeCave

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Vongburi House

Vongburi House is a historic two-storey teak mansion in Nai Wiang, Mueang Phrae, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Built in 1897 in Thai-European style for Mae Chao Bua Tha, wife of Phrae ruler Luang Phongphibun, it is notable for its distinctive pink exterior, intricate fretwork and well-preserved teak construction. Now operated as a private museum, it displays antiques, photographs and household artifacts illustrating the lifestyle of Phrae's elite during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Phrae, PhraeMuseum

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Wat Chetawan

Wat Chetawan is a Theravada Buddhist temple located in central Phrae town, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. It is an active community temple featuring traditional Lanna and northern Thai architectural elements. The temple serves as a religious and cultural center for local residents and is notable for its ordination hall, chedi, Buddha images and well-maintained grounds within the historic old town area.

Phrae, PhraeTemple

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Wat Chom Sawan

Wat Chom Sawan is a historic Buddhist temple in Nai Wiang, Mueang Phrae, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Built between 1894 and 1912 by Tai Yai (Shan) artisans with Burmese architectural influence, it is notable for its multi-tiered wooden roofs, ornate woodcarvings and distinct Burmese-style viharn. Located near the city centre, it serves as an active place of worship and a well-preserved example of Burmese-Tai Yai temple architecture in the region.

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Wat Luang

Wat Luang is a historic Buddhist temple located in Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae town, northern Thailand. Situated within the old city area, it is one of Phrae's oldest and most revered temples, featuring a distinctive Lanna-style viharn, ancient chedi, and revered Buddha images. The temple serves as an important religious and cultural center and reflects the architectural heritage of the former Phrae principality.

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Wat Phra Bat Ming Mueang Worawihan

Wat Phra Bat Ming Mueang Worawihan is a first-class royal temple (Worawihan) in central Phrae town, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District. It was formed by the merger of Wat Phra Bat and Wat Ming Mueang and houses a revered Buddha footprint replica. The temple is notable for its Lanna and contemporary Thai architecture, gilded chedi, and as the location of the Phrae City Pillar shrine, making it a central religious landmark of Phrae Province.

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Wat Phra Non

Wat Phra Non is a Theravada Buddhist temple located in Nai Wiang Subdistrict within the old city of Phrae, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. It is notable for its large reclining Buddha image enshrined in the viharn, which gives the temple its name. The temple exhibits traditional Lanna architectural style and serves as an active local religious center with a peaceful courtyard, chedi, and ubosot.

Phrae, PhraeTemple

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Wat Phra That Cho Hae

Wat Phra That Cho Hae is a revered Buddhist temple located in Cho Hae Subdistrict, about 9 km southeast of Phrae town in northern Thailand. It is a first-class royal temple famous for its gilded chedi enshrining Buddha relics. Built in the Sukhothai period, it features classic Lanna architecture, ornate viharns, naga staircases and is the sacred pilgrimage temple for those born in the Year of the Tiger.

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Wat Phra That Chom Chaeng

Wat Phra That Chom Chaeng is a historic Buddhist temple located in Ban Chom Chaeng, Tambon Cho Hae, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province, northern Thailand. Enshrining sacred Buddha relics, it is one of Phrae's most revered temples. The temple features a gilded Lanna-style chedi, viharn, and Buddha images set on a small hill. Believed to date to the 14th century, it reflects Lanna architectural heritage and remains an active place of worship and pilgrimage.

Phrae, PhraeTemple

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Wat Pong Sunan

Wat Pong Sunan is a Buddhist temple located in Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae town, northern Thailand. It is notable for its Burmese-influenced architecture and its large reclining Buddha image, Phra Chao Norn. Founded in the early 20th century, the temple combines Lanna and Burmese artistic styles and serves as an active religious site and cultural landmark in central Phrae.

Phrae, PhraeTemple

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Wiang Kosai National Park

Wiang Kosai National Park is a protected forested mountain park spanning Phrae and Lampang provinces in northern Thailand, with its main entrance and headquarters in Wang Chin District, Phrae. Established in 1981, it covers about 410 square kilometers of rugged highlands. The park is notable for its two-tiered Mae Koeng waterfalls, Mae Sin natural hot springs, Doi Mae Tom viewpoint, and dense mixed deciduous and evergreen forests supporting diverse wildlife and hiking trails.

Wang Chin, PhraeNational Park

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Wichai Racha House

Wichai Racha House is a historic two-storey teak residence in Nai Wiang, Mueang Phrae, Phrae town, northern Thailand. Built in 1897 during the reign of King Rama V, it was the residence of Phraya Wichai Racha. Notable for its Thai-European gingerbread architecture, intricate wood fretwork and preserved period interiors, it reflects the prosperity of Phrae's teak-trade era and is preserved as a heritage museum.

Phrae, PhraeMuseum