Hang Dong

Ban Muang Kung
Mostly everyone in this village specializes in making the traditional earthenware jugs for the purpose of serving water. Villagers turn pots on a simple hand-driven wheels which shows the years of practice they have had. Wiang Kum Kam which is nearby, is a recently restored settlement along the Ping river, which was built by King Mangrai as his capital before he moved it to Chiang Mai. It was flooded more than 700 years ago.

Wat Intrawat Temple
The Temple of Wat Intrawat was built around the yar 1858. It served as a resting place for the Phra Boromathat Chom Thong relic when it was brought from Chom Thong to Chiang Mai. This temple is a wonderful example of Lanna wooden architecture of the 19th century. The decoration in the Viharn and the detail cross-shaped hall in the temple courtyard are significant features of this style of architecture.

Ob Khan National Park
The National Park is about 484 square kms covering many districts in Chiangmai Province like the Hang Dong district, Sameng district, Mae Wang district and San Pa Tong district. The National park consists of dry evergreen forests, pine forests and hill evergreen forests. The Khan River flows through a small gorge and into a natural pool. This is very popular during the weekends among the locals. After following the path past the gorge and along the rocky river-bed to a better, less-visited pool below Ob hai which is about 450 meters upstream.