Three Kings Monument

Located directly in front of the Chiang Mai Municipal Arts and Culture Center, it commemorates three figures who made great contributions to Chiang Mai - Ramkhamhaeng the Great, King Menglai and King Nanmeng, who are the three kings of northern Thailand in the history of Lanna. Now the monument has become a place of pilgrimage for locals. People often offer flowers at the feet of the statue, light incense candles, and pray for the blessings of the heroic spirits of the three kings. Chiang Mai's Monument Before Chiang Mai was built, it was established by the three kings of northern Thailand after consultation, mainly as the capital of the Lanna Kingdom. The Three Kings Monument vividly depicts the images of the three kings and is a monument in Chiang Mai. There are some confessions under the statue, and fresh fruits and incense flowers are placed to show respect. Whether it is day or night, devout people can be seen kneeling here. In the square in front of the monument where various commemorative activities are held, you can stand on the square in front of the monument and take pictures with the monument. Various commemorative activities are often held in the square in front of the monument, such as a dinner party for thousands of people. If you encounter it, you can participate and feel the lively atmosphere. In addition, you can also pay attention to the ribbons on the waists of the lower three kings, sometimes golden, sometimes red, which changes according to different festivals.