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Overview

Participate in an exhilarating journey as you delve into the captivating highlights of the Chiang Rai tour. Begin by immersing yourself in the splendor of Wat Rong Khun, an iconic symbol of the city. Marvel at its intricate architecture and be entranced by its ethereal beauty. Traverse through Chiang Rai's enchanting countryside, where you will be greeted by breathtaking landscapes that inspire awe and tranquility. Allow the serene atmosphere to wash over you as you bask in the natural wonders that surround you.

Prepare to embark on a remarkable adventure as you board a cruise to the Golden Triangle, where the Mekong River gracefully converges, forming a harmonious union between Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar. Witness this awe-inspiring confluence and be captivated by the sheer power and majesty of these mighty rivers.

Indulge in a day of sheer delight at an elephant camp, where you will have the opportunity to interact with these magnificent creatures. Experience the joy of playing with them, communicating on a deeper level, and caring for their well-being. This profound encounter will leave an indelible mark on your heart, reminding you of the importance of conservation and compassion.

As the tour draws to a close, reflect on the memories created and the experiences cherished during your exploration of Chiang Rai. Relish the final moments of this extraordinary journey, knowing that you have witnessed the beauty of nature, connected with majestic elephants, and immersed yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of this remarkable region.

Highlights

• Explore the most Chiang Rai’s famous spot: Wat Rong Khun
• Admire the spectacular landscape and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere on the way
• Board on a cruise to Golden Triangle, observing the confluence of Mekong river between Thailand, Laos and Myanmar
• Spend a day at elephant camp to play, communicate with and take care of them

Itinerary in Brief

Day 1: Chiang Rai City and Countryside
Day 2: Chiang Rai – Elephant Care & Waterfall (B, L)
Day 3: Chiang Saen and Golden Triangle (B, L)
Day 4: Chiang Saen – Chiang Khong (B, L)
Day 5: Chiang Khong – Chiang Rai (B)

Ngày 1: Thành phố và vùng nông thôn Chiang Rai Ngày 2: Chiang Rai – Chăm sóc Voi & Thác nước (B, L) Ngày 3: Chiang Saen và Tam giác vàng (B, L) Ngày 4: Chiang Saen – Chiang Khong (B, L) Ngày 5: Chiang Khong – Chiang Rai (B)

Itinerary in Details

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

Day 1: Chiang Rai City and Countryside

This morning, we start cycling through villages and rice fields along the river. During that, you will discover real Thai countryside and see local lifestyle on the outskirts of Chiang Rai province.

We cycle through orchards, rice fields, rubber plantations and teak trees. Hop off to visit the Wat Rong Khun and then have lunch at the local restaurant near the temple.

In the afternoon, we keep our way to visit Mae Fah Luang Art and Cultural Park. This is the region's largest center and exhibits a large collection of artistic items of Lanna culture or Tai culture.

Continue cycling through rice fields and many pineapple plantations.
Check-in hotel then you are free to relax.

Day 2: Chiang Rai – Elephant Care & Waterfall (B, L)

We start a day riding down the road to the Elephant Camp to take care of elephants and have fun with them. Continue cycling on another dirty road through the hill for 6 km.

We then stop and visit Huay Mae Sai waterfall - where you can enjoy swimming in a natural pool. This is a little-known but worthwhile sights to visit. We can reach some small ethnic villages near Huay Mae Sai waterfall along the winding road.

After enjoying a cool stream at the waterfall, we keep on pedal to the hotel in Pong Phra Bat village. The second night is spent at a beautiful resort.

Day 2: Chiang Rai – Elephant Care & Waterfall (B, L)

Day 3: Chiang Saen and Golden Triangle (B, L)

This morning after installing a personal bike, we start cycling through small roads in Chiang Rai. While riding a bike, we explore Thailand's authentic countryside and see the local lifestyle on the outskirts of Chiang Rai province.

On the way, we visit the Buddhist temple, where you can see many young monks in their unique costumes and the largest Buddha statue in Thailand. Continue through the orchards, rice fields and rubber, then have lunch at a local restaurant on the way to the ancient town of Chiang Saen.

In the afternoon, travel by car to the Golden Triangle area and spend time visiting many attractions. This is the place where Thailand, Laos and Myanmar are together along the Mekong River.

We will visit the Opium Museum and learn about the history of drug trafficking here. A long-tailed boat trip on Mekong River for a beautiful view of the Golden Triangle is a must-see.

We can stop for dinner on the way back to the hotel in Chiang Saen.

Day 3: Chiang Saen and Golden Triangle (B, L)

Day 4: Chiang Saen – Chiang Khong (B, L)

After breakfast, we drive the car along Mekong River and experience how farmers grow tobacco, corn, cabbage, garlic, etc. The countryside includes rolling hills, some steep hills.

The last 13 km is more challenging with some steep but short ascents. The road connects to the main road right in front of Chiang Khong entry.

After lunch, you have free time to wander around the area yourself.

Day 4: Chiang Saen – Chiang Khong (B, L)

Day 5: Chiang Khong – Chiang Rai (B)

After breakfast, we travel by car to the starting point away from Chiang Khong about 20 km and start cycling through the beautiful countryside watching orchards and fields. We drive back to Chiang Rai in the late afternoon.

Trip notes

Included:

Tour includes:

Accommodation in a double or twin share room or homestay
Private air-conditioned vehicle during all tours and transfers.
Entrance fees for all visits as mentioned in the itinerary
Experienced English speaking guide during all tours and transfers
Meal as specified in the itinerary
Ferry, boat, cruise in the itinerary (if any)
Water & cool towels
Bicycle and helmet
Government taxes & service charge

Excluded:

Tour excludes:

Thailand Visa stamp fee
International airfare and departure taxes
Meals, if not specified in the itinerary
Early check in/ late check out
Domestic flights and domestic airport taxes
Compulsory Gala dinner on 24th and 31st December
Surcharged for Public holidays
Drinks and meal not mentioned
Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone, drinks … etc.
Personal travel insurance (we highly recommend that you purchase adequate insurance).
Gratuities/ Tipping
All other services not specified in the itinerary