Interesting places around Doi Tung Palace include:

The Mae Fah Luang Garden is located in front of Doi Tung Palace. It features winter flowers such as sage, petunias, begonias, roses, trumpet vines, lucky plants, perennials, and over 70 different types of climbing plants. The sculptures are by Misiam Yib-In-Soi.

The Hall of Inspiration is an exhibition building that tells the story of how the members of the Mahidol royal family inspired one another. The stories reflect the work ethic and the results of the five members' long-term vision, which improved the lives of the Thai people. The hall houses seven exhibition rooms.

The Doi Chang Moob Stupa and the Mae Fah Luang Arboretum are located on Doi Chang Moob, off Phra That Doi Tung Road. It is the highest viewpoint on Doi Tung. The Mae Fah Luang Arboretum houses a collection of rare plant species, including wild orchids such as Dendrobium, Dendrobium ngern, and Mon Khai, as well as numerous rare varieties of the thousand-year rose from various countries. In front of the arboretum's entrance stands a small stupa, known as the "Elephant Moob Stupa." It is about three meters high and rests on a large rock; its shape resembles a kneeling elephant.

Entrance fees: 220 Baht for a combination ticket for 4 attractions: Doi Tung Palace, Mae Fah Luang Garden, Hall of Inspiration and Mae Fah Luang Arboretum; 110 Baht for students, seniors aged 60 and over and monks; 90 Baht for individual tickets.

Open daily from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.