Shrine of God of Lampang
History
The Shrine of God of Lampang is southwest of Lampang Provincial Hall. Its city pillars are made of teak and are believed to be more than 100 years old. The first pillar dates from about B.E. 2400, the second from B.E. 2416 and the third from B.E. 2429. In B.E. 2440, when the provincial hall was built, the pillars were moved to the front of the hall. A pavilion covering all three was built in B.E. 2511. The source lists daily opening hours as 06:00–17:00.
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Coordinates: 18.28929, 99.50252
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