Royal Lanna, Chiang Mai  

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Located in the north of Thailand .

Chiang Mai has secured its own position on the
tourist map.

Capital of the Chiang Mai province, this city is also the largest
in North Thailand.

The scenic location is the real unique selling point of this
capital city.

With Chiang Mai Mountain in the not too distant horizon from the
center of the city and the adjoining area full of lush green vegetation; this
tranquil city attracts tourists from all parts of Thailand and around the globe.

The accommodation places in this city are plentiful with hotels of different types
to suit different budget and comfort needs.

Giving other hotels in its class a
stiff fight for money, the three star Royal Lanna Hotel in Chiang Mai is located
on the Loi Kroh Road.

The location of Royal Lanna hotel in Chiang Mai has further
helped to make it swarm with boarders.

The 23 story high Royal Lanna Hotel building is conveniently located at the
heart of Chiang Mai’s crowded the famous Night Bazaar District.

This favorable location of Royal Lanna Hotel ensures the hotel to be reached within a short walk from the Warorot Market.

Alternately, you can avail local transportation mediums like tuk tuks or songthaews.

Tuk Tuks are small motor driven vehicles that can negotiate easily through crowded streets.

The fare starts from around 40 baht and can increase depending on the distance traveled.

Available from morning
to midnight, this vehicle would take you to the doorstep of the Royal Lanna
hotel within a short time.

If you have reservation to Royal Lanna Hotel and scheduled to land at Chiang Mai International Airport ; then you can avail the bus service to reach the centre
of the city.

Once you reach the center, you would get a variety of transportation
medium to reach the hotel.

Alternately, you can take a cab from the airport.

The vicinity of Royal Lanna Hotel in Chiang Mai is full of temples.

The most
famous Buddhist temple is Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep.

Built in 1383 on top of a
hill located to the north-west of the city; the exquisite wood carvings are
a sight to behold.

Wat Ched Yot is another temple that hosted the eighth World
Buddhist Council in 1977.

Another place of interest is of course the night bazaar.

Open all night long, this market sells traditional handicraft items and garments
and accessories too.

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