• Mae Khachan Hot Spring - One of the few natural hot springs in northern Thailand, the Mae Kachan Hot Spring (Mae Ka Chan is so hot—reaching temperatures of 194°F (90°C)—it can boil an egg in minutes, a feat that locals are more than happy to demonstrate. As well as cooking your breakfast, you can dip your toes in several pools.
• Wat Rong Khun - Wat Rong Khun, perhaps better known to foreigners as the White Temple, is a privately owned art exhibit in the style of a Buddhist temple in Chiang Rai Province, Thailand. It is owned by Chalermchai Kositpipat, who designed, constructed, and opened it to visitors in 1997.
• Baan Dam Museum - Baan Dam Museum, also known to foreigners as the Black House Museum, is a mixture of traditional northern Thai buildings with unconventional and contemporary architecture, created by Thawan Duchanee.
• Wat Rong Seur Ten (Blue Temple) - Monumental, modern Buddhist temple distinguished by its vivid blue coloring & elaborate carvings.
• Longneck Karen Village - Visit the Karen Long-neck tribe. A tribal village whose women wear stacked brass rings on their necks & sell handmade crafts.
• Golden Triangle - Located in the far north of the province, the Golden Triangle is one of Chiang Rai’s most famous attractions. Notorious in the past because of the opium trade, the Golden Triangle is the area where the borders of three countries converge: Thailand, Laos and Myanmar (Burma). Take a boat trip on the watery domestics lined along the borders

• Round-trip transportation by air-conditioned car/minivan from Chiang Mai’s Old Town and Nimman area.
• Tour guide, life Insurance
• Lunch, drinking water & seasonal fruits
• Admission fee

• An admission fee of 280 THB per person (Wat Rong Khun and the Black House).

Visit Chiang Mai’s sister city - Chiang Rai. Chiang Rai Province has such a diversity of attractions that its capital is often overlooked. This small, delightful city is worth getting to know, however, with its relaxed atmosphere, and great local food. Marvel at the intricacy of Wat Roungkhun, also known as the White Temple. Visit Baan Dum museum or Black house a house for National Artist Dr. Thawan Duchanee that uses the opposite tone of color to design all the things. Visit Wat Rong Seur Ten or Blue temple a design with a blue concept combination with Thai art and a Big white buddha in the center of the temple. Make your way to The Golden Triangle, where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet. Take a boat trip on the watery domestics lined along the borders and learn about neck ringing traditions and indigenous Thailand culture at the Karen Village where the Karen Longneck tribe resides. Enjoy the flexibility of your itinerary and the insights of a local guide.

• Please note that Chiang Rai is far away from Chiang Mai, so this trip involves a long drive in the minivan
• This is a joint tour, the operator will be picking up each guest in order, so please kindly wait patiently at your hotel. If waiting for too long, please contact the operator immediately
• On the rare occasion that we should be required to cancel a tour, we will inform you in advance and offer a different tour date, an alternative tour or provide a full refund
• Child ticket age between 3-6 years
• You can choose to finish the program at Central Plaza at Chiang Rai to stay there, but your bag should be small
• For visiting the Wat Rong Khun Temple, You must honor the place by dressing in a casual dress code (or better). No flipper shoes (sneakers, sports shoes, or cut shoes are OK), No tank top (T-Shirt is OK), No short pants (long pair of jeans is OK)
• In any case, if your booking isn’t matched with reality when you show upfront (such as child’s age, child’s height, the number of people and etc), you are responsible to pay the additional charge upfront for the tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.