The stadium is colloquially referred to as 'The Beetle Stadium' due to the club's nickname, The Beetles.
The pitch dimensions measure 105 by 68 meters, adhering to FIFA international standards.
The stadium was inaugurated in 2012 to provide a dedicated home for Chiangrai United.
The structure features a unique grandstand design where the roof covers the main seating areas to protect against heavy rainfall.
It hosted various AFC Champions League matches during the club's continental campaigns.
Singha Chiang Rai Stadium, also known as Leo Chiang Rai Stadium, serves as the home ground for Chiangrai United F.C. of the Thai League 1. The venue features a distinct all-seater design with a capacity of approximately 11,354 spectators. It utilizes a natural grass surface and includes floodlight towers for professional evening matches. The facility is located within the Ban Du sub-district of Mueang Chiang Rai. It functions as the primary hub for professional football in northern Thailand. The stadium complex includes training pitches and administrative offices for the football club.
From the exterior near the club logo signage or from the top rows of the main stand for a panoramic view of the pitch.
Check the official club Facebook page for specific match-day security protocols regarding prohibited items.
Arrive early during match days as traffic in the Ban Du area becomes congested.
Bring a portable fan or cooling towel, as the stadium is an open-air facility in a tropical climate.
Attempting to visit on non-match days without prior appointment, as the stadium offices are restricted areas.
Closed to the general public on non-match days unless attending club-sanctioned events.
Avoid wearing rival team colors in the home supporter sections; keep noise levels respectful during match pauses.
