Doi Tung Royal Villa

Doi Tung Royal Villa and Mae Fae Lung flower park, is a work of art and creation of the princess mother. Her own villa comes intact with its original settings, are avaliable for the public to view. A magnificent villa, well decorated and designed, show case the simplicity of her lifestyle. One of the best artpiece would the ceiling that depicts the 12 constellations and lights pinpointing its shape. In addition to the villa, there is the flower garden that is noted to be one of the best designed in the entire thailand. Well crafted, great selection of flowers and a beautiful architecture that compliments with it. Entry fees are 90baht/pax per attraction (there are a total of 3 attractions). 2 x coffeestalls avaliable (1 in the flower garden but priced ridiculously high) Nevertheless, a must to visit!

22/12/2025. The villa is up a quite steep road. Nice to see all the polished wooden panels. You can not do videos of the internal living area which are roped off. But you may observe. A very nice villa with plenty of flowers and shrubs. Back down the road to the gardens. A lot of steps and walking. Flower displays were superb. Bamboo walkways over the water for instagram.. It is a huge garden set in a valley with steep bankings full of flower beds. Food and drink sellers with seating areas to relax and take in the colours. I imagine it is a cooler seasonal time for the flower displays. The ticket is for three parts. 1 part is 9km away. I choose the villa and the garden which are together. Price 180 baht. Well worth it.

Doi Tung Royal Villa Doi Tung Royal Villa, also known as the Princess Mother’s Royal Villa, was built in 1987 using Her Royal Highness’s personal funds, with the intention of transforming it into a royal residence and workplace. It is located along the ridgeline of the Doi Nang Non mountain range, offering expansive panoramic views. The villa features Lanna-style architecture blended with elements of traditional Swiss mountain houses. A major highlight is the “Star Ceiling” inside the main audience hall, where the stars are arranged to match the constellation pattern on the day of Her Royal Highness’s birth. Carved from mountain pine wood, the ceiling depicts various constellations surrounding the solar system.