• Wat Pha Lat - An accredited guide will accompany visitors into the temple, providing explanations of activities and sights at each level.

1. Discover how to worship Buddha and pay respect to the monk.

2. Invite the monk to make merit by offering food and dedicating it to the monk. Share this goodwill with the universe by pouring water as a dedication, with the earth mother as a witness to this act of libation.

3. The accredited guide will explain precepts and mindfulness meditation. This is a wonderful opportunity to try basic steps of sitting meditation and walking meditation by the waterfall.

• Wat Phra That Doi Suthep - An accredited guide will accompany visitors, counting over 300 steps of the 7-headed water serpent called “Naka Stair,” or take a cable car up to the temple, explaining the sights at each level.

1. Marvel at the amazing art of Buddha’s history around the temple walls. The Buddha, also known as Siddhattha Gotama, was a philosopher, mendicant, meditator, spiritual teacher, and religious leader who lived in ancient India (c. 5th to 4th century BCE). He is revered as the founder of Buddhism, a world religion. He taught for around 45 years and built a large following, both monastic and lay. His teachings are based on his insight into duḥkha (typically translated as “suffering”) and the end of duḥkha, a state called Nibbāna or Nirvana.

2. Participate in a candlelight procession with relics of Buddha from hair and brain parts, along with a set of incense sticks, candles, lotus flowers, marigold flower garlands, and apply gold leaf onto the Buddha image. Make a wish to be reborn as a human and aspire to reach the state of nirvana.

3. Invite a monk to make merit by offering a dedicated yellow robe in Buddhist monk style, receive blessings from monks, and pour water of dedication to share this good action with all life in the universe.

4. Write your name on the yellow robe that will be used to wrap around the pagoda.

5. Pour oil on your Buddha image birthday.

6. Ring the bell to announce your visit to the universe.

7. Visit the Chiang Mai city view landmark in the temple.

• Doi Pui Mong Hill Tribe Village - An accredited guide will accompany visitors to explore the village and opium museum, explaining the sights at each level.

1. Learn about the journey of the Meow Tribe’s migration from China to Thailand. Visit the opium museum and enjoy a coffee break on the mountain top in the opium and marijuana garden.

2. Explore the village, shop for local souvenirs, try famous dried fruits and nuts, local wine, rums, and tea, and try on traditional suits made from cannabis for a photo in the garden. Enjoy a small hike and village sightseeing on the way to the waterfall.

• All Fees and Taxes
• Food to offering monk, set of gold leaf incense and candle, lotus flowers, marigold flowers garland
• Lunch

Discover the wonders of Chiang Mai’s jungle with a sightseeing adventure in the city’s less touristy areas. Embark on a 90-minute trek through the mountains, where you can relax and enjoy a close-up view of Chiang Mai’s Old City. Experience the refreshing natural shower of a waterfall and find tranquility with a brief meditation at Pa Lad Temple Waterfall. After rejuvenating, continue with another 90-minute trek to Suthep Temple, where you can pay respects to the Buddha relic in the Gold Pagoda, engage in a monk chat, and receive blessings for health, wealth, and career success. Explore the temple’s walls adorned with Buddha’s historical depictions, explained by our knowledgeable guide. Following this, trek for approximately 90 minutes to the Opium Museum in Pui Village, where you can enjoy a coffee break while taking in the garden and village views. Delight in a traditional lunch of Kaw Soi, all under the care of our experienced jungle guide. This package includes round-trip transfers from your hotel, a lunch box, seasonal fruit, and entrance fees.

• Tel +66 64 338 4864

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