Your tour will begin with a prompt and comfortable pick-up from your hotel in a traditional tuk-tuk. (Pick-up is only offered for selected hotels)

Wat Chedi Luang Varavihara Wat Chedi Luang, this temple is the site of an enormous pagoda, originally 280 feet high, and which was partially destroyed by an earthquake in 1545. At one time, Wat Chedi Luang housed the revered Emerlad Buddha image now enshrined in Bangkok’s Wat Phra Kaew. One of Wat Chedi Luang’s most striking architectural features is a magnificent Naga staircase adorns the chapel’s front.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is Chiang Mai’s most sacred temple, perched on Doi Suthep Mountain overlooking the city. Founded in the 14th century, the temple is famous for its gleaming golden chedi, ornate Lanna architecture, and panoramic views of Chiang Mai. Reached by a grand naga-lined staircase, it is an important pilgrimage site and a must-visit cultural landmark in northern Thailand.

Wat Pha Lat This temple is the ancient precursor (lower on the mountain) than Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. While a little less grand than it's younger sibling, it is steep with history, reverence, and peace. Boasting beautiful views of the city of Chang Mai, it is built on a stream with a series of waterfalls. A terrific place for meditation or simple reflection. Go!!

Tha Phae Gate Romantic, Beautiful, Enchanting - these are the three words that I could sum up experiencing one of Chiang Mai's historic gates - The Tha Phae gate. When the city was founded by King Mangrai in 1296 these gates together with other gates (Chang Puak, Chiang Mai, Pratu Soan Dok) protect the old city. Tha Phae gate lies on the east of the city and made of Red bricks stone Conclude your half-day tour with the return to your Chiang Mai hotel.