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Parks · Chang Phueak
A large municipal park built around the Nong Khieo reservoir behind the Chiang Mai provincial government centre, with a wide loop path, lawns and open views towards Doi Suthep. It is one of the central green spaces where Chiang Mai dog owners routinely walk their animals around the water.
Home of the annual Charming Chiang Mai Flower Festival, the park pairs a long running-and-cycling loop with open lawns, making it an easy, flat place for a dog walk with mountain views.
Verified against the Chiang Mai Provincial Administrative Organization (PAO), the public authority that built and runs the park. The PAO website does not publish a pet policy or opening hours, so the dog-welcome status rests on the operator's public communications and confidence is medium. The park has no published opening hours and access is unrestricted; entry and parking are free.
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