Visit Wiang KumKam the lost city, it's older Chiang Mai. it's including with Wat Chedi Liam, also known as Wat Ku Kham, was built during the reign of King Mangrai the Great around 1238 AD, in the early period of Chiang Mai’s founding. The temple is famous for its square-shaped chedi, influenced by Hariphunchai and Bagan (Pagan) architectural styles, which later became a model for many Lanna stupas. Wat Chedi Liam is considered an important historical and religious site, reflecting the early development of Lanna art and Buddhism. Wat Pu Pia and Wat I-Kang, both places are found in 1986 as ruins in Lanna temple styles.

Mae Ya Waterfall Discover the magnificent Mae Ya Waterfall, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand. Its wide, cascading tiers create a truly spectacular sight.

Wachirathan Waterfall Next, visit the impressive Wachirathan Waterfall, the park’s most famous waterfall, where powerful torrents plunge into the lush forest below. Thai Lunch will be served at the local in the area.

Twin Royal Pagodas After lunch, visit the beautiful Twin Royal Pagodas, built in honor of the King and Queen of Thailand. Stroll through colorful flower gardens and admire the spectacular panoramic mountain scenery.

Pha Dok Siew Nature Trail Enjoy a guided hike along the scenic Pha Dok Siew Nature Trail, a picturesque route through evergreen forest, peaceful streams, and the stunning Pha Dok Siew Waterfall. ------------------------------- * Mae Pan Trail Hiking (November to May, is upon request as optional)

White Karen Hill Tribe Village. Arrive at a traditional Karen hill tribe village and enjoy a delicious local lunch at a village restaurant. You’ll also have the opportunity to sample freshly brewed organic Arabica coffee grown locally in the surrounding mountains.

Return to Chiang Mai Relax on the drive back to Chiang Mai, arriving at your hotel in the early evening, bringing an unforgettable day of nature, culture, and scenic beauty to a perfect close.