Royal Park Rajapruek is a sprawling landscaped garden southwest of Chiang Mai. Flower-lined paths, themed gardens and pavilions offer a change of pace from the temples in the city centre.
Open daily from 08:00 to 18:00, according to the park’s official website.
This botanical park brings together ornamental gardens, plant collections and pavilions inspired by northern Thai architecture. Its landmark Ho Kham Luang pavilion is one of the highlights of a visit.
Wear comfortable shoes and bring water, as the park covers a large area. A free sightseeing tram is available if you prefer not to walk the entire route.
From central Chiang Mai, travel southwest to Mae Hia by taxi or private vehicle. The park is outside the Old City’s walkable sightseeing area.
• Allow around 2–3 hours for a relaxed visit.
• Check current flower displays and any changes to opening hours before setting off.
• Bring water, sun protection and comfortable walking shoes.
• Admission fees and opening hours are based on the park’s official website; check them again before buying tickets.
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