Lampang is a tourist town in the north that still retains the atmosphere of a retro atmosphere. Tourists can start with travelling within the city that still uses carriages as a means of transportation which is then becoming a uniqueness of the province. There are also ancient architectural buildings such as in Kad Kong Ta, an old commercial area by the Wang River Ratsadaphisek Bridge or the White Land Bridge, an old landmark of Lampang, more than a hundred years old. Khun Than Tunnel is another landmark that is reputed to be the most beautiful and longest railway tunnel in Thailand.

Visitors can explore Lampang by cycling or take the Tha Ma O Tram which runs through major tourist attractions such as Pratu Pong Temple, Pong Sanuk Temple, Ku Chao Ya Suta, Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao Suchada Ram, Ban Sao Nak and Baan Louise 

Next to the city, there are cultural temples such as Wat Phra That Lampang Luang; an ancient temple Wat Phra That Doi Phra Shan; constructed with Lanna art delicacy where visitors can look down to see the beautiful scenery from the mountain top Wat Chaloem Phra Kiat, King Mongkut's Monument Distinctive with a white pagoda on top of the hill. Other highlights are Wat Chong Kham, Phra Aram Luang with highlights in the grandeur of Bodh Gaya Pagoda. 

In addition, Lampang also has other tourist activities that should not be missed, such as Chae Son Hot Spring. Tour around Mae Moh Mine Rafting at the Kiew Lom Dam and immerse yourself in the exquisite beauty of the emerald crystal pool that is covered in Phu Khieo. Don't forget to buy ceramic products and a bowl of the chicken brand which is the signature of Lampang province as a souvenir.