Meeting point is at Starbucks Maya Shopping Mall at 7.15 AM. Please arrive 15 minutes before the meeting time.

Chiang Mai’s most iconic skyline moment. Ride up to the golden stupa, hear the legend of the white elephant, and take in sweeping city views - part pilgrimage, part postcard, all Northern Thailand magic.

A forest temple with ancient tunnels, mossy bricks, and a calm that feels like stepping out of the city. Wander under the trees, find hidden corners, and hear the stories behind Chiang Mai’s most quietly iconic sanctuary.

White stupas, wide open space, and a peaceful atmosphere that hits you in the chest (in a good way). Learn why this temple matters to Chiang Mai’s royal and monastic history - and get some of the best golden-hour photos in town.

The “Seven Spires” temple with serious UNESCO energy. A rare blend of Lanna and Indian-inspired architecture — mysterious, beautiful, and totally different from the usual temple route.

Local life, no filter. Snack your way through Northern Thai staples, tropical fruit, street-style sweets, and everyday Chiang Mai flavors - a market stop that feels real, not staged.

Chiang Mai’s oldest temple - the one that started it all. Ancient foundations, beautiful Lanna details, and a sense of “origin story” you can actually feel when you step inside the courtyard.

The city’s founding story, in one powerful square. Meet the three kings who shaped Chiang Mai’s identity, then use this as your “map point” to understand the old city like a local.

Take a delicious break on Jhaban Road with a quick tasting of local Northern Thai street food favorites.

Chiang Mai’s legendary market - loud, colorful, and packed with local treasures. Food stalls, spices, textiles, souvenirs, and that “this is the real Chiang Mai” energy, all under one roof.

A ruined giant at the heart of the old city. Walk beneath the massive ancient chedi, feel the Lanna power of old Chiang Mai, and catch the quiet details - nagas, elephants, and centuries of history still standing.

Classic Lanna elegance done right. Gilded roofs, intricate wood carvings, and one of Chiang Mai’s most revered Buddha images - this is the temple that makes people slow down and whisper “wow.”

This is where the trip ends.