Mae Fah Luang Art and Cultural Park

Located at Ban Pangiew, Tambon Rob Wiang, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Rai, on an area of ​​150 rai, formerly known as "Mae Fah Luang Farm", it used to be the office of the Thai Hilltribe Products Promotion Foundation (the former name of the Mae Fah Luang Foundation) and was also a place to "plant people" in the Hilltribe Youth Leadership Project between 1979-1985 to support accommodation for hilltribe youth from remote areas to receive education by bringing these youths to live together as a family, helping each other work, growing vegetables, cooking together to practice self-reliance, living together with others, and helping each other, which will lay the foundation for them to be selfless, diligent, and virtuous leaders of their communities in the future. Later, this project ended when regular education in Thailand expanded to remote areas, so the youths had the opportunity to study in schools near their homes. Mae Fah Luang Farm was then changed to "Mae Fah Luang Art and Culture Park" to be the center of Lanna arts and culture, a place to preserve and provide knowledge about ancient Buddhist art and Lanna architecture. Teak artefacts and antiques over a century old, including rotating exhibitions by artists from various fields. Inside are the Royal Hall, the Small Hall, the Glass Pavilion, and the Glass Pavilion. Source: https://www.chiangraifocus.com/article/87 (www.facebook.com/maefahluangartandculturalpark/?locale=th_TH)