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Three Kings Monument
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Three Kings Monument

Must-See ★ 4.6 · 2k reviews
The Three Kings Monument stands majestically in front of the old town hall. Phra Pok Klao Road And is a place where Chiang Mai people or tourists come to worship. Three Kings Monument If we turn to the monument, we will find that the middle one is Phaya Mangrai, the right one is Phaya Ruang, and the left one is Phaya Ngam Muang. These three kings are regarded as the creators of the Lanna kingdom. and Nopburi, Si Nakhon Ping, Chiang Mai to be prosperous for more than 700 years. It is considered a monument of historical value. Which can be considered as the symbol of the city of Chiang Mai that has it all. behind the monument Now it is the Chiang Mai City Arts and Cultural Center. which exhibits the history and interesting stories of Chiang Mai It's good to come and collect information first. It's called a warm-up for walking around Chiang Mai.

Visitor Info

Rating ★ 4.6 1,500 reviews
Visit Time ~20 min
Best Time Sunset or evening
Insider Tips
  • · Use it as the natural starting point for an Old City walk
  • · The square is best for photos in late afternoon light
  • · It sits directly in front of the cultural center
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the three kings depicted?
The statues represent King Mengrai of Chiang Mai, King Ngam Mueang of Phayao, and King Ramkhamhaeng of Sukhothai — three allied rulers who collaborated to found Chiang Mai in 1296.
Why do people leave offerings here?
The three kings are venerated as founding fathers of Chiang Mai; locals regularly bring garlands, incense, and fruit as a sign of respect and to ask for blessings.
Is this just a photo stop or worth lingering?
Most visitors spend 10–15 minutes, but the surrounding plaza is pleasant for people-watching and is centrally located for exploring the old city.
When was the monument erected?
The bronze statues were installed in 1983 to commemorate the founding of Chiang Mai on its 700th anniversary in 1996.

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