Wat Sri Rong Muang is a temple located on Tha Khao Noi Road, one of the five main roads branching off directly from the Clock Tower Junction. It was built as a Buddhist offering by a Burmese tycoon during the reign of King Rama V.

This temple is a testament to Burmese art and was built by Burmese craftsmen from Mandalay; construction took seven years. The main chapel is made of teak and has a saddle roof with nine towers.

Religious tourists shouldn't miss this. After prayer, a stroll is recommended to admire the beauty of this chapel, distinguished by its outstanding features: the ceiling and the columns.

Opening hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM.

Entrance fee: Free for Thai citizens. Foreigners: Adults 50 Baht, children 20 Baht.

Directions: Thakhrao Noi Street, Muang Lampang District, Lampang Province