• Chiang Mai Province - Pick up from meet point/hotel at 8.00 am, Travel to Dan Thevada the Land of Angle
• Chiang Mai Province - To visit Dan Dhewada the Land of Angle. It’s the large water park and garden even it’s man made, but it mostly natural look, the area is including a lot of waterfalls, cave, and beautiful flower garden and ancient forest and also you can have your own time break for a snack or soft drinks as your own expense before Leaving.
• Chiang Mai Province - To visit Tham Luang Chiang Dao( Chiang Dao Cave) that content with Buddha’s statues, beautiful natural stalagmite and stalactite, we will be here for about an hour, Lunch will be served at the local restaurant in the area.
• Chiang Mai Province - To visit Wat Ban Den, Wat Ban Den located North of the city is one of Chiang Mai’s most remarkable temples. It is also one of the largest temple complexes in Chiang Mai province. The Temple contains a large number of structures.
• Chiang Mai Province - To visit Buatong Waterfall is that it’s a “sticky limestone waterfall” because it’s coated with calcium carbonate at all times, you can be enjoying and making it fun to walk and climb until time to return to Chiangmai
• Chiang Mai - Travel back to drop off at the meeting point in the city

• Meals as Lunch, Drinking water in car, Fees, Car, English speaking guide etc.

• All soft drinks, Personal expense etc..

Chiang Dao Cave is a prominent natural and cultural tourist destination. It features stunning stalactites and stalagmites in various forms, serves as a spiritual hub with significant Buddha images, and offers numerous exploration opportunities, all while preserving a mystical and sacred ambiance in its captivating surroundings.
Dan Thewada is a recreation of the Himmapan forest and Mount Meru, showcasing an emerald green artificial waterfall, refreshing mist, beautiful flower gardens, including a Japanese garden, and offers spectacular photography opportunities, allowing visitors to experience nature as if stepping into a fairytale land in Chiang Mai.
Wat Ban Den is renowned for its breathtaking architecture, blending traditional Lanna style with intricate modern craftsmanship.
Buatong Waterfall is known as a “sticky limestone waterfall” due to its constant coating of calcium carbonate, making it enjoyable and safe to walk and climb. The water remains clear throughout the year.

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