• Wat Chiang Man - As the oldest temple in Chiang Mai, Wat Chiang Man serves as a cornerstone of the Old City. Visitors can stroll through serene courtyards, admire the chedi adorned with elephants, and observe the early Lanna architectural details in the halls and carvings, setting the stage for further exploration.
• Three Kings Monument - Located in the heart of the Old City, the Three Kings Monument is a prominent meeting spot surrounded by tree-lined streets and historic structures. It’s an ideal place to get your bearings before venturing into the quieter nearby lanes.
• Wat Inthakhin Sadue Muang - Situated near the Three Kings Monument, Wat Inthakhin Sadue Muang is the City Pillar temple of Chiang Mai. It was once the home of the Inthakhin (lak mueang) pillar and serves as a central “navel of the city” stop, featuring Lanna-style halls, a small museum, and the Luang Pho Khao Buddha.
• Wat Chedi Luang - This iconic Old City temple is dominated by the grand Chedi Luang stupa, constructed in the 14th–15th centuries. Once one of Lanna’s tallest structures, it was partially damaged by the 1545 earthquake and is renowned for having housed the Emerald Buddha.

• English-speaking guide
• Entrance fees for Wat Chiang Man, Wat Inthakhin Sadue Muang, and Wat Chedi Luang included
• Insurance

• Personal expenses

Discover the charm of Chiang Mai’s Old City on a leisurely walking tour with an English-speaking guide. This is one of Thailand’s few walkable cities, where temples, gates, and everyday life coexist harmoniously, as Lanna Chiang Mai developed organically before modern urban planning. Begin at the Three Kings Monument and meander through the Old City’s lanes to Wat Chiang Man, the city’s oldest temple. Continue past Chang Phuak Gate (North Gate) and enjoy the tranquil beauty of Wat Rajamontean. Conclude at Wat Lok Moli, a peaceful Lanna landmark near the northern wall. This small-group, low-impact tour is designed to be intimate and thoughtfully paced, offering a gentle way to explore the Old City. Reserve your spot and experience the essence of Chiang Mai with each step.

• Dress respectfully for temple visits (shoulders covered and shorts at least knee-length).
• Please dress appropriately for the weather conditions.
• Suitable for most ages but not recommended for guests with mobility limitations.
• This route isn’t suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
• Infants and children are charged at an adult rate.
• For safety reasons, intoxicated guests may not be allowed to join, and refunds are not available.
• In the event of cancellation, we will notify you and offer rescheduling, an alternative tour, or a full refund.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.