Explore Hidden Treasures of Northern Thailand in 14 Days

Upon arrival in Chiang Mai, you will be warmly welcomed and assisted with your transfer to the hotel. After checking in, you can relax and enjoy Chiang Mai for the rest of the day. You can take this opportunity to explore the city at your own pace.

Chiang Mai Old City

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Embark on a fascinating journey exploring the famous Phra That Doi Suthep, an integral part of Thailand’s history and a popular tourist destination. Nestled atop Doi Suthep, at an impressive 1,053 meters above sea level, this sacred temple holds deep religious and historical significance in the city of Chiang Mai. As you wander around the temple, you will be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of Chiang Mai.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep

The next destination is Wat Chedi Luang Worawihan, located in the heart of Chiang Mai. This large and ancient temple features a massive pagoda that was once even taller before a devastating earthquake in 1545 caused the upper part to collapse.

Continuing your adventure, we will venture into the San Kamphaeng district, located approximately 13 kilometres east of Chiang Mai. This district is famous for its exquisite silk and cotton weaving, making it a favourite destination for tourists looking for high-quality and reasonably priced textiles to take home as souvenirs.

Overnight in Chiang Mai.

Included: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Embark on a captivating journey from Chiang Mai to Lampang, where an unforgettable adventure awaits you at the Thai Elephant Conservation Centre in Ban Thung Kwian Village. Visitors will be delighted by the range of activities available, including elephant shows, insights into elephant care and handling, and the opportunity to witness the enchanting elephant bathing ritual.

Wat Phra That Lampang Luang

Continuing the expedition, head to Chae Hom district to behold the heavenly beauty of “Wat Chaloem Phra Kiat Phrachomklao Rachanusorn” or “Wat Phra Bat Thu Pha Daeng”. Nestled atop a mountain nearly 1,000 metres above sea level, this sacred site offers a sense of heaven on earth. Amidst this scenic journey, travellers can immerse themselves in the lush abundance of nature before arriving at the mountain’s zenith, adorned with numerous meticulously constructed pagodas.
Soak up the charm of Lampang city with a pleasant horse-drawn carriage ride along its historic roads, offering a glimpse into the authentic lifestyle of the local people.

After a day filled with the charm of Lampang’s heritage, spend the night in this captivating province.

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Embark on a captivating journey from Lampang to Sukhothai, the ancient capital of Thailand, where history comes alive amidst a serene and traditional way of life. Upon arrival in Si Satchanalai, immerse yourself in the grandeur of Si Satchanalai Historical Park, a key site recognised by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1991. This archaeological marvel spans over 45 square kilometres and boasts an impressive total of 215 archaeological sites, revealing traces of prehistoric settlements.

Si Satchanalai Historical Park

Continuing your journey to the Mueang Sukhothai district , you will encounter the famous Sukhothai Historical Park , a vast area covering approximately 70 square kilometers. Within the park, you will discover a plethora of magnificent structures, including ancient Buddha images and more than 70 ancient buildings outside the city walls, as well as 26 within the walls. Notable sites include Wat Mahathat, Wat Chana Songkhram, Wat Traphang Ngoen, Wat Sri Sawai, Wat Si Chum, and many more, each offering a unique insight into the region’s rich cultural tapestry. At sunset, spend the night in Sukhothai.

Included: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Depart Sukhothai Province and head to Phrae, the gateway to the Lanna Kingdom, steeped in captivating history and packed with attractions ranging from temples to natural wonders and museums. Upon arrival in Mueang Phrae, begin your exploration with a visit to Wat Pong Sunan, a fascinating temple housing an impressive golden reclining Buddha, located near an auspicious arch.

Panoramic view of Phrae

Next, venture to Khum Wong Buri or Ban Wong Buri, an iconic pink-colored Thai house over a century old. The interior rooms, including the Chao Mae Bua Tha room, the living room, and the bedroom, are decorated with antique furniture, ancient weapons, and Buddha images from the Chiang Saen and U-Thong periods, as well as captivating old photographs telling the story of the house.

After the historical immersion, head to Phae Mueang Phi, also known as Phae Mueang Phi Forest Park, a natural wonder formed by the erosion of soil and sandstone, resulting in magnificent clay columns aligned in a unique way. As the day draws to a close, enjoy the tranquillity of Phrae and spend the night.

Included: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals; Breakfast, Lunch.

Embark on a scenic journey from Phrae province to Chiang Rai, stopping along the way to explore the natural beauty and cultural wonders of the region. First, go to Lake Kwan Phayao in Muang Phayao District. This crescent lake is surrounded by beautiful mountains, creating a quiet and picturesque environment.

Then, on your trip, the famous Wat Rong Khun Temple (White Temple), commonly known as White Temple. The pure white church of the temple looks like a paradise castle, decorated with complex glass plaster patterns and large murals. Approaching the chapel through a bridge, you will encounter sculptures depicting heaven and hell, which provides a stimulating exploration for religious precepts.

The White Temple, Chiang Mai

Continue your journey to the charming Singha Park Farm, which is the agricultural attraction of Boon Rawd Brewery. This huge farm covers an area of over 3,000 acres, with charming hills and vast lakes. Explore more than 250 acres of green oolong tea plantations and various fruit kingdoms, including melons, strawberries, raspberries, giant pebbles and a range of other fruits.

Finally, end your day at Chiang Rai Night Bazaar, a vibrant shopping destination that is very popular with locals and tourists.

Including: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Embark on a fascinating journey to the charming Mae Fah Luang, Doi Tung Palace, and Mae Fah Luang Garden. Exquisite flower varieties, carefully arranged and changing according to the seasons, are at the heart of these destinations.

The journey continues to Mae Sai district, the northernmost part of Thailand. This area is bordered by Tachilek Province in Myanmar, and it has the Mekong River as a natural boundary and a bridge connecting the two cities harmoniously. In Thailand, visitors can see Myanmar and visit the famous Mae Sai market to provide a unique experience.

The Golden Triangle

Then, the journey will have an interesting turning point, inviting travelers to explore the historical significance of the Golden Triangle located in Sop Ruak village, Chiang Saen district. The Mekong River elegantly divides the border between Thailand and Laos, where it joins the Ruak River, marking the border between Thailand and Myanmar.

Cruise along the Mekong River provides an unforgettable opportunity. The Mekong River stretches for 4,880 kilometers and finally enters the vast South China Sea. After a whole day of exploration, immerse yourself in the charming atmosphere of Chiang Rai, where you can spend another night.

Including: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Start your day by visiting the impressive Wat Huay Pla Kang Temple in Chiang Rai. The temple is located on a hill with an extraordinary 9-story, 12-sided Chedi, whose interesting, sharp shape adorns the art of China and Lanna. Next, go to Doi Mae Salong, a charming area famous for its high-quality tea culture.

Explore the fascinating culture, traditions and lifestyle of the Akashan tribe, which is inhabited by picturesque decorations. Continue your journey to Ban Huai San village, where you will find the King Jai Rak project managed by Mae Fah Luang Foundation, which is sponsored by His Majesty the King. The project aims to create income and employment opportunities for the mountainous tribal communities in this area. Explore Suan Roi Jai Rak, a garden plantation with winter flowers and vegetables, and Kad Luang Roi Jai Rak, a market where villagers bring high-quality products, fruits, flowers and handicrafts for tourists to choose from.

Ban Huai San village

Continue your adventure and go to Ban Tha Ton Village, a charming border village bordering Myanmar, located in Mae Ai District, Chiang Mai Province. The picturesque environment of the village provides mountains and winding rivers, providing a cool and warm atmosphere all year round, and spending a quiet night in Ban Tha Ton village.

Including: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Start your day by visiting Hinoki Land, a fascinating tourist attraction featuring Japanese architecture. Spread over an area of ​​83 rai, this enchanting land showcases Japanese art, culture, and architecture in a beautiful Japanese setting. Upon entering, a large red lantern arch symbolising “good luck” welcomes you, leading you to a tunnel lined with 88 pairs of torii gates that guide you to the magnificent four-story Hinoki Castle, built from the noble and sacred Hinoki pine wood.

Next, visit Wat Ban Den temple, also known as Wat Den Sari Sri Muang Kaen, a captivating experience enriched with cultural and architectural beauty. The temple complex includes the Ubosot, Tripitaka Hall, Drum Tower, Inthakin Pole Shrine, Lanna Teak Golden Cabin, and Pagoda.

Hinoki Castle, Chiang Mai

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature at Mork Fah Waterfall, located in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, in Sop Poeng Subdistrict, Mae Taeng District. This single-tiered waterfall, while not the largest, flows year-round, with streams cascading from the dense forest into the rocky cliffs below. The morning light creates a mesmerising shimmering rainbow, and autumn adds a different charm to the scene. During the rainy season, the waterfall’s splendour intensifies as the water rumbles, forming a misty backdrop.

Continue your journey to Pai District, crossing the historic World War II road, offering breathtaking views of the majestic mountains through many tight bends. In Pai, explore the local lifestyle on a bustling shopping street, where you can shop for handicrafts, clothing, jewellery, and souvenirs. Enjoy delicious dishes at various international and Thai restaurants. Enjoy your night in Pai.

Included: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Discovering Santichon Village is an extraordinary journey that transports you into the unspoiled world of Yunnan’s Chinese community, who settled here generations ago. The village exudes an authentic Yunnanese Chinese ambiance, from its traditional houses to the picturesque decorations adorning the surroundings.

Another captivating destination in Pai is Wat Phra That Mae Yen, perched atop a hill in Mae Yen Village. From this elevated position, tourists enjoy impressive views of Pai City.

Wat Phra That Mae Yen

A visit to Pai Canyon, also known as Kong Lan, is an enchanting experience that reveals the wonders sculpted by nature’s patient hand over the years. This remarkable canyon was formed by a combination of land subsidence and the relentless forces of wind and rain, creating deep trenches that resemble magnificent cliffs.

The Bridge of Merit, known as “Khokuso,” exudes its own unique charm as a bridge of faith, painstakingly constructed by the villagers. This winding bamboo bridge gracefully meanders through lush green rice fields, with the stunning mountains as an exquisite backdrop. Spend a night in Pai.

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Departing Pai for Pang Mapha District, travelers are treated to a visit to Doi Kiew Lom Viewpoint, a popular spot for both Thai and foreign visitors. The viewpoint offers breathtaking views of a spectacular ocean of mist gathering in the valley, creating a magical and ethereal atmosphere.

Continuing the journey, travelers will arrive at Tham Lod Cave, one of the region’s most important archaeological sites. Inside the cave, a variety of ancient tools and utensils dating back over 2,000 years are displayed, providing insight into ancient human history and cultural practices.

Tham Lod Caves

The journey then continues to a Lahu hill tribe village. This provides an excellent opportunity for travelers to immerse themselves in Lahu culture, learn about their customs and traditions, and witness their way of life firsthand. At the end of the day, travelers will retire for the night in Mae Hong Son.

Included: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

On the next stop of your journey, you will visit Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu, a remarkable and revered place in Mae Hong Son. The local name is Kongmushan, and the temple consists of two pagodas, namely, A large one building by “chong thong su” in 1860 and A small one building by “Phraya Singh Hanatracha” in 1874.

Next on the road is Su Tong Pae Bridge, the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. Spanning Rice Fields and Canals, The Bridge Connections Suantham Phu Sama Temple and Kung Mai Sak Village.

Baan Rak Thai village

Upon arrival in Baan Rak Thai village, you will be transported to a unique enclave with rich historical and cultural heritage. While exploring Baan Rak Thai, visitors will be surrounded by the mountain landscape of the breathtaking, providing a panoramic view of the breathtaking. The natural beauty of the landscape, with its gloomy green and majestic mountains, creates a quiet and inspiring atmosphere, which leaves a heavy impression on tourists.

The exploration takes you to baan ruathai, also known as Pangoung, a quiet mountain village surrounded by rugged mountain ranges. This village boats spectacular scene with a large lake, is often quoted as “Switzerland in Thailand. Surrounded by pine forest and colorful winter flowers, the area enjoys a cool climate year-round. There are pine forests and colorful winter flowers around. At sunset, travelers will spend the night in Mae Hong Son.

Included: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Departing from Mae Hong Son, the journey to Doi Inthanon National Park takes you along a winding and scenic road, offering impressive views of the beautiful mountains. Upon arriving at Doi Inthanon, visitors will be greeted by Thailand’s highest peak, rising to an altitude of 2,565 meters above sea level. One of Doi Inthanon’s main attractions is the twin royal pagodas, Napamethanidol and Napapolpumisiri. The pagodas are magnificently adorned with winter flower gardens and a variety of plants.

Doi Inthanon National Park

Next, you will visit the majestic Wachirathan Waterfall, a magnificent and imposing single-tiered waterfall that offers unparalleled beauty, earning its reputation as one of Thailand’s most beautiful waterfalls with a continuous flow of water throughout the year. As the water gracefully cascades into the pool below, the waterfall stands proudly at an impressive height of 70 meters, leaving onlookers awestruck by its grandeur.

At the Inthanon Royal Agricultural Station, you will be delighted by the vibrant flower plots displaying a variety of colorful flowers, as well as the diversity of vegetables and fruits. The research station focuses on growing winter plants, including flowers, ornamental plants, vegetables, fruits, and mountain peaches. After a day exploring the natural beauty and cultural landmarks of Doi Inthanon National Park, travelers will retire to Chiang Mai for a night of rest.

Included: Transportation, Accommodation, English-speaking guide, Visit fees, Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

As your delightful getaway to Northern Thailand in 14 days draws to a close, it’s time to say goodbye and head home. We are happy to provide transportation from your hotel to Chiang Mai Airport, where our services will conclude.

Included: Airport drop-off and breakfast at the hotel.