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	Saengchan Address : 17/4 Chai Kwan Road, Amphoe Mueng, Payao Telephone : 0 5443 0096

Kwan Phayao Address : 23 Chai Kwan Road, Amphoe Mueng, Payao Telephone : 0 5443 1132

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Festivals & Events

February Sacrificars Reminder Fair King Ngam Muang Ceremony - Various Colorful traditional Processions Thai Lua Tribal Legendary Fair - Featuring Demonstration of Tai Lua - Various Colorful Traditional Processions - Demonstration and Exhibition of Tai Lua Lifestyles April King Phraya Lor Ceremony - Traditonal Processions and Kantoke Dinner May Lychee Fair - Lychees Market and Selling Local Handicrafts Pha Cho Ton Luang Festival - Processions and Entertainment November Loy Krathong Festival - Beauty and Big Krathong Contests - Local Performance and Boat Racing

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Laddawan Resort - Address :228 Mu 3, Tambon Yuan , Chiang Kham, Phayao , 56110 Telephone :0 5445 4229, 08 7178 9934 Website : http://www.laddawan-resort.th.gs No of Room : 3 Room , Price : 500 - 1000 Bath

Phayao Northern Lake Five-minute walk from the bus station Address :15/7 Rop Wiang Road, Amphoe Mueng, Payao Telephone :0 5448 1538-9 Fax : 0 5448 1973

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Amphoe Muang

Pho Khun Ngam Muang Statue Pho Khun Ngam Muang is former ruler of Phayao City. The statue is situated at the municipal public park in front of Phayao Lake. Cultural Exhibition Hall is located near Wat Sri Khom Kham. Displays of Phayao's ancient chronicles, cultures and traditions are shown. The hall is open Wednesdays-Sundays from 9.00 A.M. until 4.00 P.M. Tel. (054) 410058-9. Wat Sri Khom Kham This monastery is located in Muang District on the bank of Phayao Lake, commonly called by the villagers "Phra Chao Ton Luang" housing a Buddha image having the lap width of 14 meters, and a height of 16 meters. The annual temple fair take places in May. Doi Chom Thong This is a small hill, located on the bank of Phayao Lake which has an access road of 1.5 kms. distance branching off the Phaholyothin Road. On the top of the hill there is a Buddhist Monk Community which is generally called by the villagers "Phrathat Chom Thong". Mortar-Making Village This village is located at Ngin Village, Ban Thoon Subdistrict. It is north of Phayao on Mae Thum - Mae Jai road. The distance south from Doi Busarakham Route 1193 is 7 kms. Most of people in this village make spice grinding mortars and send them to sell in the city market nearby. Kwan Phayao This natural lake having clear and clean water occupies a space of 12,831 rais. It is beautiful and a breeding source for fresh water fishes, especially the freshwater pla buek catfish. There are a lot of food shops located along the bank suitable for dining and relaxing in the evening in during the sunset. Doi Luang National Park is a mountainous park spread across the areas of Phayao. Chiang Rai and Lampang. It is also a watershed of Kwan Phayao, Wang River and the Lao River. Attractions here include the Champathong Waterfall, and the Wang kaeo Waterfall. To arrive at this national park, take Highway 1 and continue for another 9 kms. from Ban Pu Kaeng intersection. Phayao Fishery Station This is an important fish breeding site that serves as a laboratory as well. It is well known for the success of breeding the Giant Cat Fish which is the biggest fresh water fish in the world. Champa Thong Waterfall This beautiful waterfall is situated in the area of village No.9, Tambon Baan Tam, 18 kms. from Amphoe Muang. It is accessible by an all weather laterite road. Wat Ananyo Buddhist and Doi Busarakham is 17 kms. north of the municipality along Routes 1-1193. This beautifully decorated retreat has an area for Buddhist instruction and meditation.

Amphoe Chiang Kham

Thai Lue Culture Centre These tribal people originally resided in the territory of Sib Song Panna Kingdom before migrating into Thailand and settled their homeland at Chiang Kham and Chiang Muan over 150 years ago. Their beautiful sophisticated hand woven silk and cotton fabrics, are sold in their villages. At present, Thai Lue people have established their own culture center at Ban Yuan Village in Chiang Kham. The objective of this culture center is to promote craft skill training and preserve their culture which is entirely unique from those of other tribes. Wat Phra Thra That Sop Waen lies 4 kms off Chiang Kham district on Highway 1021, displaying an ancient pagoda estimated to be 700 - 800 years old. The pagoda, which still reveals its great Lanna architecture despite being restored many times, contains the Buddha's hair and chin bone. Wat Saen Muang Ma In the regin of king Rama 1 in the yaer 1808 the ruler of Nan transferred population of Tai Yai ethniic people from Muang Mang in Burma and relolocate them in amphoe Chiang Muan. Among the captives were Phya Kham and Phya Thana rulers of twins in Sip Son Pan Na. Later they led the people to amphoe Chiang Kham and named their new settlement " Ban Mang". These people constructed a temple in the Thai Yai style of art in combination with Burmese. The temple was originally named Wat Mang but later changed its name to Wat Saen Muang Ma.

King Amphoe Phu Sang

Ban Huak This Thai-Laos border village is transformed into a marketplace on the 10 th and 30 th of each month, and is located 15 kilometers from Amphoe Phu Sang. Numerous shopping opportunities exist for Thai and Laos goods. Phu Sang Waterfall This waterfall is located at Phu Sang Sub district, 96 kilometers from the provincial town. It cascades from a cliff having the height of 8 meters

Amphoe Chun

Wat Phra That Khing Kaeng on That Khing Kaeng hill, is a perfect point to overlook Ban Khing Kaeng. To this temple, take Highway 1091 from Chun district for 10 kms and take the right walkway for 300 meters more. Wiang Lo Historical site is assumed by archaeologists to be a city of Pho Khun Ngam Muang's era. The remains of the city wall and deserted temples are found alongside Wat Si Ping Muang, which still exists. Next to this historical site is the meeting point of the Chun stream with the Ing River, earning it the name "Sop Ing". To this site, take Highway 1021 for 17 kms. to Ban Huai Ngiao, and continue for another 12 km to Ban Nam Chun via the dirt road.

Amphoe Chiang Muan

Doi Phu Nang National Park covers the areas in the districts of Dok Kham Tai, Pong and Chiang Muan. What makes it interesting is the herd of peacocks which migrates from Kang Sua Ten to this national park during the mating season between January and March. Close to the national park's office, there is a walkway to Thansawan Waterfall. To reach this national park, take Highway 1021 to Dok Kham Tai district and then turn right to take Highway 1251 for another 48 kms. Then, turn right and continue for 4 kms. more.