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Situated 394 meters above sea level it is the northernmost province in the country. Founded in 1262 by King Mengrai and located on the banks of the Mae Kok River, it borders Myanmar in the West and Laos in the east...

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Doi Inthanon, at 8,514 feet above sea level is the highest peak in Thailand. It's located 105 km from Chiang Mai and its National Park is one of the most fertile natural treasure troves in all of Chiang Mai province.

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As well as visiting the beautiful Doi Suthep temple (description above) on this tour we carry on a further 18 km up the mountain of Doi Pui by 4x4 truck to visit a White Hmong hill tribe village.

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This is a good tour to start off your stay in Chiang Mai by giving you an overview of our beautiful city with over 700 years of history.

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Depart by local truck to Ban Nai Soi, a Karen Hill tribe village. There are approximately 300,000 Karen in Thailand, making them by far the most populous minority group in the country.

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Long journey tour from Chiangmai by road along picturesque scenic routes pass the beautiful Northern mountain and valleys via the Hot spring at Maekachan District and Chiangrai to visit Yao and Ahka hilltribe villages, explore..

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Mae Taman Elephant, Ox Cart & Bamboo Rafting In not quite such a resplendent jungle setting as Chiang Dao, Mae Taman offers another day out with elephants.

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Visit and explore four revered temples in Chiang Mai. All constructed during the Lanna period, each reflects the glory, splendors and nobility of a rich historical era.

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Continue by local truck along a bumpy mountain road to visit the White Meo hilltribe village. It’s a scenic route.

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Wat Prathat Doi Suthep is the most important and famous in Chiang Mai landmark. The tour begins with a pleasant winding drive up 3,500 feet above sea level to the sacred temple of Doi Suthep.

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Visit Lamphun, the oldest existing city in the Kingdom founded in 660, 26 kms. from Chiang Mai. See the ancient temple call Wat Phathat Hariphunchai which is the golden stupa can be seen.

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A pleasant 30 kms. excursion out into the countryside. In lush tropical jungle north of the city, Visit a showground to and enjoy a variety of fabulous shows of elephants who love to show off their skills and have a good time.

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They prefer living above 1,000m and shy away from the outside world. There are seven broad hill tribe groupings: Karen, Lahu, Hmong, Lisu, Akha and Mien.

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Visit Wat Chong Kham, an old temple on the bank of the swamp Nong Chong Kham. It was built in 1827 by Thai Yai artisans. The pillars are gilded in golden flakes and the temple houses a large Buddha statue with a lap width of 4.85 metres cast by Burmese craftsmen. Another statue is a replica of the Buddha image in Wat Suthat in Bangkok. Next to Wat Chong Kham is Wat Chong Klang.

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Just 15 minutes outside of Chiang Mai city is the Baan Hongnual Cookery School. The school offers lessons in how to cook delicious Thai food, Thai sweets, fruit-carving and presentation.

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You will learn the art of Thai cooking with friendly knowledgeable Thai cooking experts.