Three Kings Monument

Three Kings Monument in Chiang Mai is a must-visit landmark in the Old City, commemorating the city’s founding. The bronze statues of King Mengrai, King Ramkhamhaeng, and King Ngam Muang stand proudly in a peaceful plaza surrounded by trees and benches. It’s easy to stroll around and admire the detailed craftsmanship up close. The plaza is especially nice in the morning or late afternoon when it’s quieter, perfect for photos and soaking in a bit of history. Free to visit, it’s a short but meaningful stop that gives insight into Chiang Mai’s heritage.

A site that is exciting with the story behind the place. A large square in the middle of the old city that allows for relaxation amidst the fast pace of life in the city.

It's well sculpted monument in realist Style. Since sun was strong I could not capture the finer nuances and gestures of the interactive figures.

Lovely square within the old city of Chiang Mai. The monument is stunning and the area is nice with restaurants and more in close proximity.

This historical site is located in the Old City in Chiang Mai city and I had the opportunity to visit it during the Loy Krathong festival.

A open town square, at night kids take over with their skateboards. Not much here during the day. Is an end point for the Sunday night market so you know you've reach the end.

We visited this monument on a weekday and it was not crowded. The statues of the kings are very well made and the square is clean.

The Three Kings Monument is a statue located in Old City dedicated to the 3 rulers of Lanna Kingdom. They played key role in establishing the city in 13th century.