• Chiang Rai - Guests are picked up from hotels in Chiang Rai city between 08:00-08:40 to begin their journey to the first destination.
• Wat Rong Khun - Known as the “White Temple,” Wat Rong Khun in Chiang Rai is a breathtaking fusion of artistic genius and Buddhist philosophy, crafted by the esteemed artist Chalermchai Kositpipat. Its pristine white structure, embellished with shimmering glass, represents the purity of Buddhism, while the bridge leading to the main hall signifies the journey to enlightenment. Inside, detailed murals blend Buddhist teachings with contemporary imagery, illustrating the impact of worldly desires. Set amidst stunning landscapes, Wat Rong Khun provides a serene environment for visitors to admire its profound art and cultural importance. Easily accessible and mesmerizing at any time, this iconic temple is a must-see attraction.
• Wat Rong Seur Ten (Blue Temple) - Wat Rong Suea Ten, or the “Blue Temple,” is a mesmerizing site in Chiang Rai, celebrated for its vibrant blue and gold architectural design. Created by local artist Sala Nok, a student of Chalermchai Kositpipat (designer of Wat Rong Khun), this temple presents a seamless blend of traditional Thai art and modern creativity. Highlights include the striking blue Ubosot with intricate golden patterns and murals depicting the Buddha’s life, along with the peaceful white Buddha statue, Phra Buddha Ratchamongkol Bodi Trilokanath. Named after local folklore about “dancing tigers,” the temple offers visitors a peaceful and inspiring experience of Thai Buddhist artistry.
• Baan Dam Museum - Baan Dam, or “The Black House Museum,” in Chiang Rai is an intriguing mix of art, architecture, and philosophy, created by the famous Thai artist Thawan Duchanee. This distinctive attraction features black Lanna-style wooden structures adorned with intricate carvings and thought-provoking artworks, including sculptures and natural artifacts that explore themes of life, death, and nature’s cycles. The mysterious ambiance, enhanced by the use of dark tones and natural materials, invites deep reflection and admiration. Visitors can explore the striking buildings, uncover profound philosophical messages, and relax in the tranquil surroundings, making Baan Dam a must-visit destination for art and culture lovers.
• Chiang Rai - Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.
• Longneck Karen Village - The Karen Long Neck Village in Chiang Rai offers an intriguing insight into the unique culture and traditions of the Karen Long Neck tribe. The tribe is best known for their custom of wearing metal rings around their necks to elongate them, a practice symbolizing beauty and social status. Visitors can explore the tribe’s lifestyle, including their agricultural practices, weaving, and craftsmanship, all deeply rooted in tradition. The village’s simple huts made from natural materials reflect their connection to nature. Cultural performances, including dances and songs, provide further insight into the tribe’s way of life, making it a must-visit for those wanting to experience a unique and meaningful culture.
• Choui Fong Tea Plantation - Choui Fong Tea Plantation, situated in Mae Salong Nok, Chiang Rai, is a renowned destination celebrated for its scenic tea fields and refreshing mountain air. The plantation offers stunning views of the neatly arranged tea fields that stretch across the hills, making it a perfect spot for photography. Visitors can take a guided tour through the tea fields to learn about the tea-growing process and harvest techniques. Choui Fong tea is known for its excellent flavor, and visitors can enjoy free tastings of the freshly brewed tea. The plantation also features a café and tea shop where guests can enjoy a cup of tea and purchase local products. A visit to Choui Fong Tea Plantation offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of nature and the rich tea culture of Chiang Rai.
• Golden Triangle - The Golden Triangle, one of Chiang Rai’s most iconic destinations, marks the confluence of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar where the Mekong and Ruak rivers meet. This scenic area is rich in history and culture, offering breathtaking views and fascinating stories. Highlights include panoramic views of the Mekong River.
• House of Opium - The House of Opium Museum, located in Chiang Saen District, Chiang Rai, offers an in-depth exploration of the history and culture of opium cultivation in northern Thailand. This unique museum showcases the tools and equipment used in opium cultivation, artifacts depicting the lifestyle of local communities, and exhibits on the historical and medicinal uses of opium. It also highlights the significant changes brought about by government efforts to control and eradicate opium production. A visit to the museum provides a fascinating look into the region’s past, making it a must-see destination for history enthusiasts in Chiang Rai.
• Chiang Rai - Depart from the Golden Triangle, Chiang Saen, at 5:00 PM, arriving at the hotel in Chiang Rai at approximately 6:30 PM.

• Admission tickets (Only tickets included option)
• Guide
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Insurance for tourists

• Entrance fee - White Temple(Only ticket not included option)
• Entrance fee - Black House Museum(Only ticket not included option)
• Entrance fee - Long Neck Karen Village(Only ticket not included option)
• Entrance fee - Opium Museum(Only ticket not included option)

This comprehensive full-day tour offers an immersive Chiang Rai experience, guiding you through the city’s most renowned and culturally important sites. Discover temples, local attractions, and breathtaking viewpoints, all while receiving valuable insights from an experienced local guide who will enhance your adventure with engaging stories, historical background, and cultural insights.

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