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Mae Khachan Hot Spring - A perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a foot soak in the soothing mineral hot water.

Wat Rong Seur Ten (Blue Temple) - This contemporary Buddhist temple in Chiang Rai is renowned for its stunning sapphire-blue architecture, detailed murals, and a prominent white Buddha statue.

Baan Dam Museum - Showcasing traditional Lanna architecture with a darker, more somber tone, this museum features buildings made primarily of dark wood with steep, gabled roofs typical of Northern Thailand’s style. The predominant color is black. Exhibits include animal bones, skulls, buffalo horns, crocodile skins, shells, and other intriguing items.

Golden Triangle - The meeting point of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar at the junction of the Ruak and Mekong rivers, historically recognized as a significant opium-producing area.

House of Opium - This museum narrates the opium history of the Golden Triangle. Through exquisite antiques like opium harvesting knives, scales, weights, pipes, mats, and pillows, these artifacts reflect the beliefs, cultures, traditions, and creativity of their Burmese, Shan, Chinese, and tribal creators in Thailand, as well as the region’s history where the three countries converge.

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Wat Rong Khun - Known as the “White Temple,” this Buddhist temple exemplifies the transformative power of passion and devotion. Its distinctive white color and the use of mirrors in its design contribute to its ethereal beauty and symbolism.

Kwan Phayao - The largest freshwater lake in Northern Thailand.

Wat Phra That Lampang Luang - One of the most esteemed Buddhist temples in Northern Thailand, constructed in the 15th century.

Historical Park Sukhothai - Chiangmai

Sukhothai Historical Park - Encompassing the ruins of Sukhothai, meaning ‘dawn of happiness,’ the capital of the Sukhothai Kingdom during the 13th and 14th centuries. Travel back in time and explore the historic sites in Sukhothai, Thailand’s first capital, at Sukhothai Historical Park. As a site rich in culture and history, the park was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991.
Filled with temples, ruins, and structures, Sukhothai Historical Park presents a captivating view of the magnificent Sukhothai. Appreciate the diverse architectural styles of the structures and temples. Each ancient chedi and Buddha image narrates a unique story and highlights the rich cultural heritage of Sukhothai.

• Golf cart and English guide driver at the Historical park
• Entrance fees
• Lunch
• 2 nights hotel accommodation in Chiangrai and Sukhothai

• Tip
• Customer personal expense

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