Amidst the heart of Chiang Mai province, the San Sai Luang Government Center stands as a testament to the region’s rich history. The very name, San Sai, whispers tales of sand dunes formed by the Ping and Khao rivers. These rivers, during monsoon season, carry sediment that accumulates where they meet. This created the dunes that gave San Sai its name. “San” means dune and “Sai” means sand. The San Sai Luang Government Center is located in the district established on October 20, 1897. The San Sai district encompasses a substantial area of 285.02 square kilometers. In 2005, the population reached 105,771 people. San Sai Luang itself is a sub-district, a tambon, within the larger San Sai district. San Sai Luang had a population of 6,397 in 2005 and comprises eight villages. The government center serves as an administrative hub for this bustling community. It plays a vital role in the daily lives of the people. The center reflects the region’s unique cultural heritage and its commitment to progress.
McCormick Hospital
Established by American Presbyterian missionaries McCormick Hospital stands proudly. It’s a beacon of hope a testament to enduring faith and