Prime Minister Invites Tourists to New Landmark in Chiang Mai Province.

Chiang Mai: The Prime Minister of Thailand is encouraging people to visit the newly inaugurated landmark in Chiang Mai Province, highlighting the free admission and pleasant weather as key attractions. The Prime Minister emphasized the beauty of the area at night when illuminated, noting the bustling atmosphere with visitors eager to take selfies. According to Thai News Agency, after having lunch, Prime Minister Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, along with her husband Mr. Pitak Suksawat and their daughter Miss Thitarn Suksawat, visited the flower garden at the Charming Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2025, located in Tambon Chang Phueak, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Province. During the visit, the Prime Minister was seen capturing images of northern flowers, including tulips and cockscomb flowers, with her personal mobile phone. She also interacted with visitors, posing for selfies in a friendly manner. The Prime Minister extended an invitation to the public to explore Chiang Mai, assuring them of the favorab le weather conditions. She expressed enthusiasm about the beautiful flowers comparable to those overseas and emphasized the comfort of the climate. The Prime Minister also mentioned the convenience of traveling within Chiang Mai, suggesting that the city's central location makes it easily accessible. She noted the city's readiness to welcome both domestic and international tourists, especially as the winter season approaches, enhancing the allure of the flower garden, which serves as a new landmark for the province. The Prime Minister remarked on the city's recovery after recent floods, stating that Chiang Mai has regained its original beauty, now more remarkable than before. She encouraged tourists to take advantage of the opportunity to visit the flower garden, which remains open until January 5, 2025, and highlighted its appeal during nighttime due to the captivating lighting. She also pointed out that Chiang Rai is another destination worth visiting after experiencing Chiang Mai.