By bus it takes 11 hours to travel from Udon Thani to Lampang. The alternative to travelling by bus is to fly from Udon Thani to Chiang Mai and then to take a train from Chiang Mai to Lampang.
Bus Timetable from Udon Thani to Lampang
- Click on the Udon Thani – Lampang link in the timetable below for more information and to buy tickets.
| Udon Thani - Lampang ฿ 675–1,032 8h – 10h 45m | |
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Bus Stop in Udon Thani
Bus services to Lampang depart from in front of CentralPlaza in Udon Thani.
Arrival in Lampang
Bus services from Udon Thani arrive in Lampang at Lampang Bus Terminal, Jant Surin, Tambon Phrabat, Amphoe Mueang Lampang, Chang Wat Lampang 52000.
About Lampang
Lampang is the third largest city in the Northern Region of Thailand with a population of around 60,000. According to legend Lampang was founded in the 7th Century and over its history the city has been part of a succession of different empires including those centred in Burma, Laos and Cambodia before formally becoming part of the Kingdom of Siam (Thailand) at the start of the 20th Century. The city’s diverse origins is evident in its culture and architecture.
Wat Pratu Pong in LampangRelatively few foreign visitors come to Lampang which is over shadowed by better developed tourist destinations in the North of Thailand, such as Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, and as such the city is somewhat lacking in amenities for foreign visitors and little English is spoken by the resident of Lampang. For the intrepid visitor Lampang has a lot to offer. To the north of the city centre Lampang has an interesting ‘old quarter’ with lots of historic buildings, notably temples and old teak houses the most famous of which is Baan Sao Nok, which has been turned into a museum attraction. A popular option for visitors to Lampang is to tour the sights in the old quarter in a horse and carriage. Horse and carriage operators can be found for hire at a number of point in the city such as near the bus station and near the Atsawin Market.