Restoration of the old Tak city’s pillar shrine to preserve the locally historical heritage was manipulated by the member of the Tak city’s pillar shrine foundation. Tak city pillar shrine (Old Shrine) is located at Ban Pak Rong,Pa Mango Subdistrict, Muang Tak District, Tak Province, Thailand. It is known as “Chao Por Lak Muang Shrine” which is assumed to be built during the reign of King Naresuan the Great. Due to the most appropriate location for warfare at that time, the great king ordered to bury the first city’s pillars to represent a symbol of his royal highness power and to bless the frontier city.            Presently, all local people believe that the original pillar has not been moved since it was built. However, the old Tak city’s pillar is decayed, and it is taken for granted for several years. Therefore, the restoration project has been requested by the Tak city’s pillar shrine foundation for the preservation of this historical heritage area in Tak. The main objective of this study is to determine conceptual framework for preserving the historical heritage of Tak's City Shrine for tourism. The outcomes showed that the design of restoration of the old Tak city’s pillar shrine interpreted historical heritage of Tak through architecture and landscape elements. In conclusion, the core concept of the preservation of old Tak city’s pillar shrine was initially to preserve the historical value of the original Tak city’s pillar by emphasizing arts, architecture and landscape design harmoniously. Besides, tourists will experience the history of Tak through this restoration project that can also promote tourism in this historical heritage. Therefore, this methodology can also be applied to preserve the value of other historical heritage places for developing with historic cores that are introducing to create their future management plans.