Locations for Theme Events
Wang Num Ping
Chao Surai Sukrachun, the daughter of Chao Shuen and Chao Surichai
Sirorasa, descendants of the royal family of Chiang Mai, has always held
the arts and culture of Thailand close to her heart. This lifelong passion
shows in the elegance of her dress, her balanced attitude to life and
finds the ultimate expression in the peaceful sanctuary of her riverside
home, Wang Num Ping.
The beautiful teakwood structure stands as noble testimony to the
aesthetic simplicity but exquisitely detailed composition of Lanna
architecture. Imposing and memorable, it occupies a spacious garden on the
banks of the Ping River, and blends with its verdant natural surroundings
in perfect harmony.
 Mr. Chulatat Kittibut, the talented architect who
designed the building, was awarded the 1984 Single House Citation Award by
the Siam Architecture Society under Royal Patronage, on the occasion of
its 50 years cycle.
Since it was completed in 1982, this splendid
building has attracted many distinguished visitors. It had the great
honour of welcoming Her Majesty the Queen Sirikit, accompanied by the
Crown Prince and Princess Somsawalee in 1985. Among the many international
celebrities to express delight at the elegant construction was Elizabeth
Taylor, who visited here in 1992.
Wat Jed Yod
Wat Jed Yod or Seven Pagoda Temple is a 15th
century temple located about 1 kilometer from the Amari Rincome Hotel.
This unique setting consists of one main temple with many Buddha images on
either side of the main pagoda which is surrounded by large trees. The
main pagoda is illuminated by candles and spotlights to highlight the
beauty of this unique setting. Guests are seated Khantoke style in front
of the pagoda.
Galae House
The Galae House is part of a small group of typical
Lanna houses located in the grounds of the Fine Arts Faculty of the Chiang
Mai University. This garden setting with large trees is decorated with
Lanna style banners and lanterns. The main building serves as a background
for the dance performance with a large terrace and steps leading to the
garden area. Guests are seated Khantoke style in front of the this
building.
Thab Phaya House
This private residence is located on the banks of
the River Ping about 10 minutes drive from the Amari Rincome Hotel and
consists of several beautiful Lanna style wooden houses in the shade of a
100 year old rain tree. These buildings form the backdrop for the evening
and guests can be seated either Khantoke style or tables and chairs can be
brought in.
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available at the Amari Rincome Hotel.
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