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Chiang Mai is the largest city in the North of Thailand. It is the Rose of the North, an enchanting place for you to experience and to sit in a lush tropical valley surrounded by mountains that have historically protected the city from outside influences. The climate between July and March is quite pleasant, when the air is cool and the hills are green. The hot season usually lasts from April to June. The winter months of November through February bring on a thrilling Autumn chill at night. Visitors come here to escape from the humidity of the rest of the country. It’s perfect weather. Chiang Mai has been rated among the Top Ten most liveable cities in Asia because of its laid-back atmosphere and mild climate most of the year. It has a low cost of living, great lifestyle, affordable healthcare, modern technology and cultures of the East. It is easy to access the local people, and above all, it is a very affordable lifestyle. |
| Sunday Walking Street, Chiang Mai |
| A more chilled out shopping experience than the Night Bazaar, Chiang Mai's Sunday Walking Street has become more and more popular with Thais and tourists alike. Stretching from Tha Pae Gate square and along most of Ratchadamnoen street, the area is blocked off to traffic from late Sunday afternoon to midnight. The whole of Ratchadamnoen street, and the wats along its length, are filled with colourful stalls selling wares ranging from hill-tribe crafts and blinking lights, to wooden bangles and tasty morsels. There is a great atmosphere helped along by buskers playing down the street. When tired of the shopping, it is fun to sit at one of the bars or restaurants along the strip and watch the hubbub go by. |
| Doi Suthep |
| Visit one of the most sacred temple of Chiangmai -Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep,Located on hilltop in Northern-Thai style and containing holy relic of Lord Buddha and enjoy seeing panoramic view of the whole city.Then visit Phu-Ping Palace, their majesties,winter palace, and see the delightfull gardens. |
| Home Industrial |
| Visit Home Industries on both sides along Sankampaeng Road. The factories manufacture and sell various types of handicrafts including; Lacquerware,Silverware,Silk,Celadon,Teak-wood carving.After that we go to visit BorSang village which famous in made cotton umbrellas and paper parasols handpainted in wide varieties of floral and animals designs. |
| Mae Tang Elephant Safari, Oxen-Cart and Bamboo Raft |
| Visit Mae Tang Elephant Camp to see the Elephant Shows.After that take elephant ride cross the river, up the jungle mountain and stop at The Lisu Hilltribe Village.Then ride on the ox-cart back to The Elephant Camp.After lunch take the Bamboo Raft along the Tang river. Continue to the beautiful Orchid Farm.Then back to Chiang Mai. |
| Chiangrai ,Golden Triangle,Maesai |
| The full day trip to Chiang Rai.On the way pass beautiful mountains and valleysto visit Hot Spring.Then drive to Chiang Saen, the old capital of the Lanna Kingdom.In the afternoon visit The Golden Triangle where the three countries Thailand,Burma and Laos meet and Maesai Border- which is the top north town in Thailand. on the way back visit Beautiful Temple Wat Rongkhun and back to Chiang Mai in the evening. |
| Doi Inthanon International Park |
| Visit The highest peak in Thailand-at 8,514 feet above sea level. On the way there are beautiful scenery including ; the secondary chapel contains a holy Buddha relic.The King and Queen Pagodas where the scenery is wonderful , see the thousand year old Rose ( Rhododendron )(Nov.-Feb.).Have lunch at National Park Headquarters restaurant. Then visit Mao & Karen villages and Wachiratharn waterfall. |
| City & Temple Tour |
| Drive through the original castle of Lana kingdom, was built in 1296 AD, It's surrounded by the wall and the moat. Visit famous temples in Chiang Mai such as Wat Suandok ,Wat Prasing ,Wat Chedit Lung |
| Maesa Elephant Camp |
| Visit Maesa Elephant Camp to see the Elephant Shows. After the show visitors can enjoy ride on an Elephant. ( Elephant rid optional extra).Continue to the beautiful Orchid Farm. |
| Long Neck,Lahu and Palong Hill tribe village |
| visit the Longneck people and their(Karen, Lahu Shibala and Palong originated from Tibet.See the way of life.See how colorful costume they have.View a beautiful scenic mountain view. Before returning to Chiang |
