Monument · City Centre, Chiang Mai

Three Kings Monument

Three Kings Monument
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The Three Kings Monument stands in a central roundabout in the old city. It shows Kings Mangrai, Ngam Muang and Ram Khamhaeng. The site marks the traditional founding point of Chiang Mai.

Updated September 27, 2026On day 3 of Chiang Mai Temples & Hills

Visiting Three Kings Monument: what to know

Tickets
Free
Time needed
15 minutes
Best time
Early morning
Getting there
In the old city, at Phra Pokklao Road near Ratchadamnoen Road

Chiang Mai itineraries with Three Kings Monument

Day 3 of Chiang Mai Temples & Hills

City Centre and Monuments

How Three Kings Monument fits into a day.
  1. 9:00Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural CentreChiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Centre
  2. 10:30Hidden Gem: Wat Phra Singh Alley MuralsWat Phra Singh back alleys
  3. 14:00Three Kings Monument & PlazaThree Kings Monument
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Three Kings Monument FAQs

What is the Three Kings Monument?

It is a bronze statue group that commemorates the three kings who established the city of Chiang Mai.

Can you go inside the Three Kings Monument?

No. The monument is an outdoor sculpture in a public square.

Is the Three Kings Monument open at night?

The site is outdoors and accessible at all hours, though lighting is limited after dark.

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