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Chiang Mai Sight Seeing Tour
Full Day Tour and Half Day Tour
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TOUR NO.1 City & Temple Tour
   
Description : Your private guide can give you a greater insight into today’s touring. The city of Chiang Mai has a wealth of beautiful and historic Buddhist Wats (temples), 36 Wats within the old city walls and many more in the surrounding countryside, and on this private tour a visit to the most fascinating Wats is made. Near the summit of Doi Suthep, a 5300 feet peak named after the hermit Sudeva who lived on the mountain’s slopes for many years, is the 600 year old temple of WAT PHRATHAT DOI SUTHEP. After a drive up the mountain’s winding road, the final climb to the site is via an enormous mythological Nagas (Dragon-headed serpent) staircase of 306 steps. On a clear day, there are incomparable views over the city of Chiang Mai from the temple grounds. WAT CHEDI LUANG consist of an impressive chedi, originally built in 1411. It reached a height of over 278 feet before it was partially destroyed by an earthquake in 1545. It now reaches a height of 196 feet. The temple also contains the city pillar. Statue in small shelters surrounding this building are the home of guardian spirits.
Itinerary : Pick up from major hotels in Chiang Mai. Visit the most five revered temples in Chiang Mai. – Wat Chedi Luang, this temple is the site of an enormous pagoda, originally 280 feet high, and which was partially destroyed by an earthquake in 1545. At one time, Wat Chedi Luang housed the revered Emerlad Buddha image now enshrined in Bangkok’s Wat Phra Kaew. One of Wat Chedi Luang’s most striking architectural features is a magnificent Naga staircase adorns the chapel’s front porch. – Wat Phra Singh, this temple dates from 1345 and is one of the focal point of Songkran festivities each April 13-15 when people bathe the revered Phra Phutthasihing Buddha image. The temple compound includes the lovely Lai Kham chapel with its exquisite woodcarving and northern-style murals, and a magnificent scriptural repository with striking bas relief. – Wat Suan Dok, this temple was built in 14th century Lanna Thai monarch’s pleasure garden and is a favourite spot for photographers. Several of the white chedis contain ashes of Chaing Mai’s former royal family. – Wat Chiang Mun, the oldest temple and was the residence of King Mengrai who founded Chaing Mai , and is noteworthy for a chedi supported by rows of elephantine buttresses, and a small ancient Buddha image, Phra Kaeo Khao. – Wat Ched Yod, this temple dates from 1458. The seven-spired square chedi was inspired by designs at Bodhagaya, the site of Buddha’s Enlightenment in north India over 2,500 years ago, and was built by Lanna Thai architects after visiting the holy site.
Inclusions :
- Tours by air-conditioned vehicles with English-speaking guide.
- All admission fees as mentioned in the program.
- Transfer from / to hotel.
Exclusions :
- Personal expenses such as drinks, tips, laundry, insurance, etc.
- All Optional Tour.
- Other services not mentioned in the program.
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning and afternoon |
Morning |
Afternoon |
| 0830 – 1200 Hrs |
1330 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 1,000 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 2,000 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.3 WAT PRATHARD DOISUTHEP-PHUPING PALACE & MEO HILLTRIBE VILLAGE
Visit wat prathad doi suthep built by king kuena of the mengrai dynasty in a.d.1386(the most our standing landmanrk of chiangmai 3,500 feet above sea level) and the meo hill tribe village on doi pui .A stop is also made to stroll the trounds of their Majesties ? winter palace (weekends and Public holidays only) Doi Suthep is a mountain located in?Chiangmai Province,Thailand?. It is 1,676 m tall and is one of the twin peaks of a granite mountain located west of Chiang Mai. The other peak is known as?Doi Pui?and is slightly taller (1,685 m). Doi Suthep is located 15?km away from?Chiang Mai?city centre. Most of the bedrock of the mountain isgranite. The vegetation below c. 1,000 m is mostly?deciduous forest and evergreen above this height. The Doi Suthep – Doi Pui hill is part of the ?Thanon Thong Chai Range, the southernmost subrange of the?Shan Hightland system.Other high peaks of the same range are Doi Luang Chiang Dao (2,175 m), Doi Pui (1,685 m), and Doi Inthanon,the highest point in Thailand, reaching 2,565 m. The? Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep temple is on top of the hill. This Buddhist place of worship dates back to the year 1383 when the first chedi was built. It is an important pilgrimage spot for the devout and a legend featuring a?white elepphant is connecteed to this revered site. There are spectacular views of Chiang Mai city and its surroundings from the top of this mountain.This mountain is part of the?Doi Suthep -Pui National Park.The park was established in 1981 and has an area of 261?km2?that includes the Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep temple as well as Bhubing palace, placed among flower gardens. Doi Pui, the other peak of the massif, is located close by along a surfaced road as well as through forest paths.?Hmong hill tribe peoplelive in the surrounding area.
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning and afternoon |
Morning |
Afternoon |
| 0830 – 1200 Hrs |
1330 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 1,000 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 2,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO 4 ELEPHANT AT WORK , ORCHID FARM AND BUTTER FLY FARM
 
Meet your English-speaking guide in your hotel or guest house’s lobby. Visit the magnificent Maesa Elephant Camp 30 minutes to the northwest of Chiang Mai city, which is located on the banks of a small river, where the demonstration of how trained elephants are used as working animals in teak forests is given daily. The show includes elephant bathing in the river, working in the jungle, dragging and pushing logs, and responding commands. This is your chance to enjoy an elephant ride around the camp (Elephant ride are optional!). Afterwards, visit the Orchid Nursery to see a large collection of more than 50 different species of colorful exotic all year – round -bloom orchids.
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning and afternoon |
Morning |
Afternoon |
| 0830 – 1200 Hrs |
1330 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 1,000 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 2,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.5.PADONG LONG NECK AKHA MEO HILL TRIBE
Visit chiang dao shrine cave national park and visit Hmong (meo) hilltribe village ,visit pang dong long neck and visit elephant at work at chiangdao conservation . visit orchid farmid farm
Long Neck Karen Tribe
The most popular Karen tribe around Chiang Mai is the Long Neck Karen Tribe. Women from this small population are known worldwide for wearing rings around their neck to elongate it. In the past, it was a protection from tiger attacks, today it’s considered a symbol of beauty and modern day accessory.
Prior to our travels we decided to make some researches about touristic visits of the Karen Tribes villages. We do not want to support any kind of tourism that is not ethical or harmful in any way. The same goes for spending a day with elephants in Chiang Mai.
We discovered that the Karens, even after years of living in Thailand, are still being refused a Thai citizenship… They have limited access to electricity, roads, health care and schools. Furthermore, Thai authorities forced some Karens to move to villages created with the sole purpose of tourists entertainment. Those people are exploited in exchange of tourists money that mainly goes to the government. |
| ?Frequency : Daily morning +lunch |
Morning |
| 0830 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 2,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 5,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.6.LAMPHUN AND LAMPANG ELEPHANT CONSERVATION
Elephant Conservation Center
lephants are important animals of Thailand. That people have been loving and paying their attention to those elephant for so long. They’re sometimes like members of families. They’re not suppose to be tease, bully, or torture. Most of Thai people can’t accept things like these.Despite the importance, some elephants are still treated badly from some humans. Therefore, many Thai elephants care and conservation centers were established in many provinces, including the one in Lampang which will be mentioned here in this article.Elephant Conservation Center at Lampang is a great place to stimulate people’s love of elephant. Those elephants at the center are taken care perfectly. There are both healthy elephants and ill elephants. The scenery is totally natural, which is good for both elephants and people.It’s also an important place for the tourism of Lampang. The province is another popular northern Thai province. And this place is a place that you should go.There are many interesting activities waiting for you there, all of which are good for people of all ages. You can have a great time with your family and friends for sure.
Start with elephant show, the show requires about 40 minutes or so. You’re gonna love this for sure. You join the show, and you will see elephants do many cute things, for examples, painting, pushing logs, playing with the mahouts. Beside, you should see how talented these mahouts are. They are able to control the elephants, make the elephants do many things. They communicate with the elephants by a specific controling language or body motion. This will be exciting and joyful. You are ablel to watch the show 3 times a day, at 10:00am, 11:00am, and 13:30pm.
Next, you will want to see the elephants taking a bath. That is super cute! The mahouts will take the elephants down to the pond and clean them. You can see this show at 9:45am and 13:15pm, only two times a day. Therefore, be punctual or you will regret it! Don’t you ever miss it!if you have a child or an elderly member in family, you may want to take him/her on an elephant’s back to have a wonderful sightseeing. There will be seats being tightly tied on every elephants’ backs. You just go up, have a seat, and the mahout will be with you too, in order to keep the elephant walking around. You will have a chance of seeing cool water and green forest area. You can choose your own time period for the trip, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, or 1 hour, depending on your time and money.
If you love the elephant so much and even want to take care of them, you may join a course from mahout-training courses. These courses will train you to be a good mahout. There are many types of course, from one-day course to over-night course. Just choose the one that suits you most.The best part is probably elephant’s poop paper. Huh? But that’s true, however. There is a kind of paper that is really made of elephant’s poop. You may have heard about Elephant Poopoo Paper Park in Chiangmai. Yes. This activity is similar. You will also have a chance of observing how this kind of paper is made. Its name may sounds kinda weird to you. But, believe it, when the papers are finished, they look really beautiful.You can take photos with those elephants, but please only do that when the mahouts are with you, for your own safety. You can also walk around by yourself to see some exhibitions of elephants, with pictures and texts, to get some new knowledge.
Lastly, Visit elephant hospital. Thai Elephant Conservation Center acts as a centre for research and is at the forefront in treating sick elephants in Thailand. In addition to an on-site hospital, a mobile clinic and rescue unit treats elephants in distress free of charge wherever they may be in the kingdom. There is also a special area (the Pang La sanctuary) dedicated to looking after those elephants that are simply too old or have been badly injured and their former owners can no longer afford to keep them. Some of the elephants that are brought to Elephant Conservation Center suffer from preventable injuries and part of the centre’s outreach program is the Elephant Care Manual which is combined with practical tips and advice for mahouts and owners to teach them better ways to look after their elephants. Your visit will help pay for a high-cost elephant hospital that treats the sick and injured ones from around the country.
Wat Phra That Lampang Luang: introduction
Wat Phra That Lampang Luang (วัดพระธาตุลำปางหลวง) is about 16 km southwest of the city Lampang. It is one of the most revered temples in North Thailand and attracts lots of, mainly local, visitors. People regard it as one of the must-see temples of North Thailand. The temple is unique with its solid walls and location on an ancient man-made mound. The part of the temple within the walls is centuries old and has not been altered much. This gives Wat Phra That Lampang Luang such a unique atmosphere.
Diagonally opposite the temple, there is a huge parking lot with lots of food stalls to cater to the visitors. Apart from that, there are a number of horse carts parked along the main road, with which you can make a short tour around the temple.
It is an extensive fortified temple complex with many structures and an interesting museum so allow at least 45 minutes to visit. Most people probably will spend more time than that. Before the construction of the temple, which dates back to the so-called Golden Age of the Lanna Kingdom (15th century) there might have been a site of worship here in the time of the Mon kingdom Hariphunchai This kingdom existed roughly from the 7th until the late 13th century.
Wat Phrathat Haripunchai Woramahawihan is situated in the centre of Lamphun city and surrounded by roads on all sides: Asadharos Road to the North, Chaimongkol Road to the South, Ropmueang Road to the East, and Inthayongyos Road to the West. It is about 150 metres from the City Hall and was built in 1108, during the reign of King Athitayarat. Items of interest in the area of Wat Phrathat Hariphunchai include: – The archway: Before entering the temple area, you will pass a brick arch with mortar decorated with intricate patterns, which is ancient craftsmanship of the Sriwichai period. It consists of a tiered arch. In front of the arch is a pair of lions standing on a 1-metre high platform. The archway was built during the reign of King Athitayarat when he dedicated the palace to be a sanctuary. – Wihan Luang: When passing through the arch, you will find a large temple called “Wihan Luang”. There is a balcony all around the Wihan with a porch at the front and the back. It was built to replace the old Wihan in 1915 to be used for merit-making ceremonies and daily religious activities. The interior enshrines 3 Buddha images made of brick and cement and gilded in lacquer on a glass pedestal, and there are many medium-sized metal Buddha images in the early and middle Chiang Saen periods. – Phra Borommathat Haripunchai is located behind Wihan Luang and enshrines the Buddha’s hair relics in a gold urn. The chedi consists of a lotus-shaped base with miniature glass beads. Next to the lotus base is a three-tiered circular base that supports a round bell. The chedi is similar to Phrathat Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai. There is a two-storey porch, which has a fence of iron and brass with a golden samphao enshrined on the outer fence. Both the north and south directions have arches and the four corners are tiered. The towers on the 4 sides contain Buddha images in every tower. There are also lanterns and altars erected for lay Buddhists to worship. Phra Borommathat Haripunchai has been an important sanctuary in Lanna since ancient times. On the full moon day of the 6th lunar month (May), there will be a ceremony to worship and bathe the Buddha’s relics every year. According to history, in 897, King Athitayarat of the Raman Dynasty, who ruled Lamphun, built a gold urn covered with relics inside that has been reinforced in many subsequent periods. Later, in 1443, King Tilokarat of Chiang Mai renovated the chedi to be a new Lankan style that appears today. Phra Suwan Chedi or Pathumwadi Chedi is located on the right side of Phra Borommathat and was constructed in the 12th century by Queen Pathumwadi, consort of King Athitayarat 4 years after Phra Borommathat was completed. Phra Suwan Chedi is a square prang shape of the Lavo style. There is a Buddha image in the facade of the Khmer style. The top of the Chedi is covered with brass, and under the lower base is a room containing amulets.
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning +lunch |
Morning |
| 0830 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 2,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 5,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.7 DOI INTHANON NATIONAL PARK
 
Visit Doi inthanond national park the highest mountain in Thailand(8,500 feet above sea level) the meo and white karen hll tribe village and Mae klang water fall ? vachirathran waterfalls.The geographical features of the National Park consists of high mountains, including Doi Inthanon, which is the highest mountaintop in Thailand (2,565 meters above the sea level), followed by Doi Huamodluang (2,330 meters above the sea level). Doi Inthanon is the source of many rivers including Mae Klang, Mae Pakong, Mae Pon, Mae Hoi, Mae Ya, Mae Chaem, Mae Khan, and being part of Ping River, where the Bhumipol Dam is situated and generating the electrical power.Since the National Park is located at 2,565 meters above the sea level, it has cold weather and high humidity throughout the year, particularly on the top of the National Park. In winter, the temperature at the National Park is below 0ac. And in summer, despite hot weather in central Chiang Mai and nearby districts, it is still freezing on the top of Doi Inthanon and tourists should be prepared with thick clothes.
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning +lunch |
Morning |
| 0830 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 2,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 5,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO 8.CHIANGRAI ? MAESAI ? GOLDEN TRIANGLE-CHIANGSAEN ? LAHU HILL TRIBE VILLSGE
Visit Wat Rong Khun more well-known among foreigners as the White Temple, is a contemporary unconventional Buddhist temple in Chiang Rai, Thailand. It was designed by Chalermchai Kositpipat in 1997 Chiang Rai ?Golden Triangle? a trip right to the three country border where lies the illegal opium plantations. This tour will take you to the ancient capital of Chiang Saen lunch at Mae Sai the northern most point of Thailand and visit to the Black Lahu hilltribe villang also hot sping
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning +lunch |
Morning |
| 0830 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 1,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 7,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.9 ELEPHANT SAFARI,RAFTING,LISU HILL REIBE VILLAGE, ORCHID FARM
Itinerary This exciting private tour takes you into the lush tropical forests around Chiang Mai. You will spend a captivating day out in the wilds of Thailand. You will get to visit an elephant camp. It is a wonderful experience to see how well trained elephants can be. There will be demonstrations of the various skills that the elephants have been taught. After that is the highlight of the trip when you get to ride the elephants. It is a truly memorable feeling as you travel through the jungle swaying to the gait of this magnificent creature. The next enthralling adventure is a bamboo rafting trip down a stretch of the river. The rafting takes you for about 5 or 6 kilometres along the river. before heading back visit Orchid Farm. The tour includes a stop for lunch. After the trip you will be returned to your hotel or airport (if you prefer) at around 1600h (04:00pm).?
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning +lunch |
Morning |
| 0830 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 1,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 5,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.10 ELEPHANT SAFARE,RAFTING,MEOHILLTRIBE
08h30 Meeting at your hotel with your guide. Departure by van/car to the Maetaman valley (45 minutes drive). 09h30 Arrive at the?Maetaman elephant camp?located beside the Mae-Tang river. The camp is professionally run and well maintained. The staff take good care of the 30 elephants inhabiting the camp. The show is interesting, especially for children. Elephant?s back riding in the surrounding valley. 12h00 ? 13h00 Buffet lunch at the camp..?
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning +lunch |
Morning |
| 0830 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 5,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 2,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.11 ELEPHANT SAFARI,RAFTING,MEO-KAREN-SHAN HILLTRIBE VILLAGE,WATERFALL
Visit remote primitive Elephant ride from Mae Wang elephant camp to Nam Rinh Hmong village (30 Min) Trek from Man Rinh back to the main road (30 Min) Tour and Taste Shan ethnic food. Ride to mae Spock Karen village tour karen village tour karen antiques, Mse spock Waterfall (1 Hour) swimming. Bamboo rafting (2 Hours)
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning +lunch |
Morning |
| 0830 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 1,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 5,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.3 WAT PRATHARD DOISUTHEP-PHUPING PALACE & MEO HILLTRIBE VILLAGE
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wat prathad doi suthep built by king kuena of the mengrai dynasty in a.d.1386(the most our standing landmanrk of chiangmai 3,500 feet above sea level) and the meo hill tribe village on doi pui .A stop is also made to stroll the trounds of their Majesties ? winter palace (weekends and Public holidays only) Doi Suthep is a mountain located in?Chiangmai Province,Thailand?. It is 1,676 m tall and is one of the twin peaks of a granite mountain located west of Chiang Mai. The other peak is known as?Doi Pui?and is slightly taller (1,685 m). Doi Suthep is located 15?km away from?Chiang Mai?city centre. Most of the bedrock of the mountain isgranite. The vegetation below c. 1,000 m is mostly?deciduous forest and evergreen above this height. The Doi Suthep – Doi Pui hill is part of the ?Thanon Thong Chai Range, the southernmost subrange of the?Shan Hightland system.Other high peaks of the same range are Doi Luang Chiang Dao (2,175 m), Doi Pui (1,685 m), and Doi Inthanon,the highest point in Thailand, reaching 2,565 m. The? Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep temple is on top of the hill. This Buddhist place of worship dates back to the year 1383 when the first chedi was built. It is an important pilgrimage spot for the devout and a legend featuring a?white elepphant is connecteed to this revered site. There are spectacular views of Chiang Mai city and its surroundings from the top of this mountain.This mountain is part of the?Doi Suthep -Pui National Park.The park was established in 1981 and has an area of 261?km2?that includes the Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep temple as well as Bhubing palace, placed among flower gardens. Doi Pui, the other peak of the massif, is located close by along a surfaced road as well as through forest paths.?Hmong hill tribe peoplelive in the surrounding area.
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning and afternoon |
Morning |
Afternoon |
| 0830 – 1200 Hrs |
1330 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 1,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 2,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.12 ELEPHANT SAFARI-MAE KOK RIVER CHIENG RAI GOLDENTRIANGLE
 
1st Leave chiangmai at 07.00 a.m. by micro bus for chiangrai arrive Chiangral at 10.00 a.m. and proceed to boat landing at kok river and take boat ride to Karen village (Lunch) then take elephantride to Yao village (1 Hour) visit Akha Hilltribe Village (terk 15 Min) then take minibus to waterfall and enjoy swimming. Then back to hotel in chiang rai (Wang come Hotel) overmight and dinner
2nd After breakfast at hotel, leave for Chiang saen and tour the ruins of the oldest city in Northern Thailand. Drivealong the famouse Mae khong Rivet to the exact spot whete Thailand, Laos and Myanmar meet (The Golden Triangle) lunch after lunch visit Mae Sai The nouthern most point of Thailand. Drive back to Chiangmai via wieng papao district through scenic mountains and farmland via visit hotspa?
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| ?Frequency : 2 days / 1 night (full board) |
2 Day 1 Night |
| full board |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 7,500 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 15,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.13 BAAN TAWAI WOOD CARVING VILLAGE “OTOP VILLAGE”
  
How we became the village of wood-carving For forty years, the art of wood carving has been passed down from generation to generation. During BE 2500-2505, the first three villagers, Pho Naan Daeng Puntusa, Pho Jaima Inkaew and Pho Huen Puntusart had left Baan Tawai to learn how to carve at Nomsilp, a manufacture shop on Wua Lai Street, Chiangmai Gate. They brought their new found skill back to Baan Tawai. The village gradually became renowned for its woodcarving expertise.Just about an hour outside of Chiang Mai, in Hangdong District, is Baan Tawai village, a community known for its wood sculptures. Visitors can take a look around at markets and interact with wood carvers. Crafts are available for purchase
The art of wooden handicrafts at Baan Tawai
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Wood-carving : typical woodwork at Baan Tawai, Chiangmai |
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Wood texture- polishing : polished in order to bring out the beauty of wood texture |
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Crackle Paint Wood : a paint that produce a crackled effect on the wood |
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Wood antiqueing : new wood made to look like antiques |
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| ?Frequency : Daily morning and afternoon |
Morning |
Afternoon |
| 0830 – 1200 Hrs |
1330 – 1700 Hrs |
| Join Tour |
Adult Bth . 1,000 |
| Private Tour |
Adult Bth. 2,500 |
| Child under 10-2 Year |
50% |
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TOUR NO.14 Chiang Mai Night Safari Tour
   
One of Chiang Mai?s newest attractions, this 120-acre woodland at the foot of Doi Suithep National Park is worthwhile for the whole family. A two-kilometre Jaguar Trail around a pretty lake has many zoo-like enclosures and when it gets dark two different tram rides take visitors through open safari area full of African, Asia and South American predators and wild animals. It includes a large pavilion area with restaurant and Southeast Asia?s biggest musical fountain. Open: daily, 11:00-22.00, day safari Thai version, depart every 30 mins., riding: 15:00-16.30, tram riding: Thai version, depart every 5-30 mins., during 17.00-22.00; North zone: English version, depart at 18.30 and 22.15, South zone: English version, depart at 18.30 and 22.15, entry: Walking zone:
Chiang Mai Night Safari
Chiang Mai Night Safari (CnS) is a government nature theme park which is built to promote Chiang Mai tourism regarding to the governments policy apart from arts, cultures, traditions, and the beauty of nature which are the main fascinating tourist attractions. The government also works for the promotion of Chiang Mai Airport in order to make it an international airport which will allow Chiang Mai to be the tourist center in Indo-China and Southeast Asia. Therefore, if you are looking for a place to visit, a place to hang out at night amidst the real natural environment where you can relax and learn ecosystem, wildlife and natural resources not only in terms of quantity but also quality, Chiang Mai Night Safari is the best answer for you. Chiang Mai Night Safari tour included : Jaguar Trail, Predator Prowl, Savanna Safari.
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