• Wat Rong Khun - First stop: Wat Rong Khun (White Temple) is a temple created by Thai artist Ajarn Chalermchai. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it stands as the most stunning example of contemporary Buddhist art. Visiting this temple feels like stepping into another realm, a heavenly experience you must see to believe. Duration: 50 minutes

• Wat Rong Seur Ten (Blue Temple) - Second stop: Wat Rong Suea Ten, also known as the Blue Temple, is a visually striking temple designed by Ajarn Puttha Krabkaew, a student of Master Chalermchai Kositpipat. Featuring blue and gold as its primary colors, the temple is adorned with elegant Nagas and offers a unique aesthetic. Duration: 30 minutes

• Baan Dam Museum - Third stop: Baan Dam (Black House) was constructed by a prominent Thai artist known for his unique contributions to international art. His work integrates Buddhist philosophy into his creations. Duration: 50 minutes

• Longneck Karen Village - Fourth stop: Union of Long Neck Karen Hill Tribe Village. The Long Neck Karen, or Pa Daung, originally hail from Yunnan province in central China and migrated to the Salween River Basin in Myanmar around 1000 AD. By 1995, approximately 25,000 Pa Daung lived in Myanmar, primarily engaging in traditional agriculture. Duration: 35 minutes

• Choui Fong Tea Plantation - Fifth stop: Choui Fong Tea Plantation. The ideal climate and soil conditions here allow for the cultivation of high-quality teas. From handpicking to blending, the tea is processed using world-class practices, ensuring a rich taste and aroma with a pleasant aftertaste. Duration: 30 minutes

• Golden Triangle - Sixth stop: Golden Triangle. This region, where the Ruak and Mae Khong Rivers meet, spans the borders of Myanmar, Thailand, and Laos. Historically known for opium production, its significance in the global heroin market has declined due to increased production in Afghanistan. The term “Golden Triangle” dates back to 1971 and refers to both the geographic shape and the gold used by Chinese traders to purchase opium. Duration: 40 minutes

• House of Opium Museum - Seventh stop: House of Opium Museum. Founded by Patcharee Srimatyakul in 1990, the museum showcases opium artifacts and memorabilia, combining fascinating stories of opium in the Golden Triangle with historical information. Duration: 40 minutes

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Discover Chiang Rai and the Golden Triangle! This region offers incredible attractions that can be enjoyed year-round. Whether it’s trekking, boating, camping, savoring exotic foods, or exploring temples, markets, museums, and the renowned Golden Triangle Mae Khong River confluence, Mana ChiangRai Tour, with over 16 years of professional tour guiding experience, is committed to providing exceptional care. Chiang Rai is surrounded by many marvels, including unique cultures, mountains, national parks, and breathtaking views. Mana Chiangrai Tour is dedicated to ensuring you have a truly enjoyable visit! Here, you can find detailed trip options to choose from. We aim to make your journey fun, memorable, and a story worth sharing!

Statement of Policy and Intent

At Mana Chiangrai Tour, tribal life is seen as “manna from heaven,” and we strive to preserve ancient cultures within our modern society. By demonstrating rather than preaching, we hope to assist you.

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