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Three Kings Monument

Chiang Mai, Thailand

About Three Kings Monument

The symbolic heart of Chiang Mai — bronze statues of the three kings who founded Chiang Mai in 1296 (King Mengrai, King Ngam Muang, and King Ramkhamhaeng), set in a broad plaza in front of the Old City Arts & Culture Centre. A focal point for city festivals, the Loi Krathong lantern release, and evening social life. The most photographed monument in Chiang Mai.

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📍Prap Pokklao Rd, Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200

📞+66 53 248 604

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