Suan Prung Gate
Open time : Open 24 hours daily.
It is the southern gate adjacent to Chiang Mai Gate, located to the west.
Name’s meaning: Belly Stabbing.
Prohibition: Climbing the wall is prohibited.
GPS: 18.78156, 98.98159
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Explore
Chiang Mai Cultural Centre
Exhibitions provide insights into the culture and arts of Chiang Mai, from past to present.
Admission Fees
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The Chiang Mai Gate Market is adjacent to the gate, where monks gather every morning for almsgiving. It is also the starting point of the Wua Lai Saturday Night Market.
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Chiang Mai Historical Centre
The exhibition informs the history of Chiang Mai from its founding to the present day.
Admission Fees
Thai: Adults 20 Baht, Children 10 Baht
Foreign: Adults 90 Baht, Children 40 Baht
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