:: Ngao

The Tham Pha Thai National Park , is located between Muang and Ngao districts just off the main highway at Kms.665-666, some 60 kilometres from the provincial town. Cars can access right to the mouth-of-a-cave, within which are picturesque stalactite and stalagmites. There are also several smaller caverns, each with their own attractions.

Ban Chang Luang, at 33 Mu 9, Ban Khoi in Tambon Ban Rong near the Phao Yao-Lampang road, is a facility established by Khru Kam-aye Dejduangta. It has an extensive collection of wood-carvings made by Kru Kam-aye himself, and serves as a school to train those intending to become artisans, and to provide occupations for the local people. The Chao Pho Pratu Pha Shrine, is about 50 kilometres from town on the Lampang-Ngao road near Km. 650 marker. Numerous offerings can be seen around the site, and the shrine is considered sacred. Road-users passing by usually honk their car horns or set off firecrackers as a sign of respect. Legend has it that Chao Pho Pratu Pha was a great warrior of the Lampang ruler. He once fought Burmese invaders to block their advance at Pratu Pha, and died fighting with his two swords still in his hands and his body still leaning against the hillside. The attackers were so frightened that they withdrew. To honour the brave warrior, the people built the shrine, which has since become a sacred and revered place of worship.
:: Muang Pan

A major place for relaxation in Lampang is the Chae Son National Park, which is located in the Mueang Pan district area. It can be reached by taking Highway No.1035, followed by a left turn at Km. 59. A further 17 kilometres on, is a lush forested and mountainous region, with a 73-Celsius hot spring spilling over rocky terrain, providing a misty and picturesque scene, particularly in the morning. There are bathing facilities for health purposes.

One kilometre away is a clear cool brook, where tourists can take a dip in water fed by the 6-level Chae Son waterfall, originating from winding brooks and streams flowing through high mountains. There is accommodation plus camping areas set aside for visitors.

:: Wang Nuea

Wang Kaeo Waterfall is Lampang's largest. It can be reached by taking the Lampang - Chae Hom - Wang Nuea route for a distance of 110 kilometres. On reaching Wang Nuea district, the waterfall is a further 26 kilometres further on.

:: Festival

The Luang Wiang Lakhon Fair  is held just prior to the annual Loi Krathong event around Wat Phra Kaeo Don Tao and Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, featuring Lampang's own historical background, and long-established customs and traditions. A Khrua Than procession is organised with local people dressed in native attires carrying various traditional household appliances, some of which are of ancient vintage.

The Khantok Chang Fair  is organised on the first Friday-Saturday period of February each year at the Thai Elephant conservation Centre. There is an elephant show and the pachyderms are feasted with their popular fruits and vegetables, which are placed on the Tok , a traditional food tray of the Lanna people.