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The red-brick walls of Tha Phae Gate with its crenellations and name plaque, seen from the square outside in daylight.
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Douglas Perkins · CC BY 4.0 · Source

Tha Phae Gate

Tha Phae Gate is the eastern gate of Chiang Mai's moated old city, first built under King Mangrai in 1296 as part of the Lan Na capital's walls and once known as Chiang Rueak Gate. The present brick gate and wall sections are a 1985–1986 reconstruction, and the square in front serves as a public gathering place.

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