Hang Dong District · TH

Royal Rose Garden

Royal Rose Garden (สวนกุหลาบหลวง) is a serene royal-project rose garden tucked into the hills of Hang Dong District, about 40 kilometers southwest of Chiang Mai. Part of the Huai Phak Phai Royal Project Development Center, it collects and displays over 200 rose varieties in a British-colonial-style setting, with a small restaurant serving organic produce from the surrounding project farms. The garden's name was bestowed in 1991 by Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother, during a royal visit. Visitors come for the peaceful garden strolls, the signature rose tea, and farm-to-table meals among the blooms. Peak season runs from October through February when the cool mountain air brings the roses to full display.