Experiences and tours in Chiang Rai
This day trip lets you experience the best of Chiang Rai without the need for an overnight stay.
Your journey begins with a hotel pickup in Chiang Mai between 7:00 and 7:30 AM in a comfortable minivan. The first stop is at the Mae Kajan hot springs and geysers, where you can stretch your legs and enjoy the natural thermal waters.
Next, you'll visit the breathtaking White Temple (Wat Rong Khun), a dazzling masterpiece of pure white architecture, embellished with countless tiny mirrors that shimmer beautifully in the sunlight. You'll have plenty of time to explore its intricate details and take in its surreal beauty.
Next, you'll explore the stunning Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten), a mesmerizing counterpart to the White Temple, shimmering in vibrant shades of blue and gold.
Your final stop is the Black House (Baan Dam Museum), an extraordinary artistic masterpiece by renowned Thai artist Thawan Duchanee. Unlike the bright and ethereal White and Blue Temples, the Black House exudes an air of mystery and intrigue.
Its dark, striking architecture is adorned with enigmatic sculptures and intricate carvings, creating a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere. Inside, you'll find a fascinating collection of contemporary art, antiques, and traditional artifacts, offering a glimpse into the artist's unique vision.
In group
● Adult: 1300 thb/pers
● <7yo and <110cm: 1100 thb/pers
In private, car only
● 1-3 pers: 5200 thb
● 4-6 pers: 5900 thb
● 6-11 pers: 6900 thb
Reviews
The tour of Chiang Rai's colorful temples was a wonderful experience. Our guide was passionate and made the day very interesting with clear explanations. The organization was perfect and the temples were incredible. I recommend this excursion to anyone visiting the region.
This full-day excursion to Chiang Rai to see the colorful temples was very well organized. The guide knew the sites well and answered all our questions. The temples were magnificent and the pace of the tour was just right. A wonderful way to discover Chiang Rai and its architectural treasures.