Upon arrival at Chiang Mai International airport, greeted with a warm welcome by our friendly personnel. You will be assisted at the airport and transferred to your hotel.

The blissfully calm and laid-back capital of the North, Chiang Mai never fails to charm visitors with its mountainous landscape and lush farmlands. It is famous for its beautiful ancient temples, thought there is much more to see and do.

From the airport you will be having a city orientation before heading up to the hotel of your choice. First is the Chiang Mai City Walls. The old town of Chiang Mai was protected by a long thick brick built city wall. Amazingly there are a number of sections of the wall still standing along with the old Chiang Mai city gates. The city layout was based on ancient military and astrological beliefs.

From thereon, have the knowledge about the The Three Kings Monument Square in Chiang Mai, it is a large open square in the heart of the walled Old Town. The statue portrays the Three Founders of Chiang Mai, King Mengrai, King Ramkhamhaeng and King Ngam Muang. The sculpture of three kings is a symbol of Chang Mai.

Next is the Tha Pae Gate, its one of the Most Famous Landmarks in Chiang Mai and is part of the crumbling city wall which once acted as a fortress for the ‘Old City’ (and still today acts as a geographical boundary). It marks the east entrance to the old walled city of Chiang Mai. It’s a busy meeting place for locals, tourists and pigeons!

Thereafter, had a visit to Wat Chedi Luang Temple "Temple of Great Stupa". One of the Most Beautiful Temples in the Old City. Highlights are its massive stupa and the viharn that houses a large standing golden Buddha.

Kantoke Dinner with Cultural Show

Check in to the hotel of your choice.

Free time for leisure.

After breakfast at the hotel, wander at Elephant Park and have an elephant ride for 30 minutes, situated in scenic Mae Taeng valley. It is popular as a one-stop attraction for Elephant Shows and Elephant Rides

Next stop is the Long Neck Village, the most popular Karen tribe around Chiang Mai. 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.

Explore Wat Ban Den, surrounded by beautiful landscapes, the temple Stands Prominently on Top of a Small Hill and can be Easily Seen Afar. It is a mix of traditional folk beliefs; you find symbols from Thai Theravada Buddhism, Chinese Mahayana and mythological animals from an Indian tradition. An expression of pan-Buddhism.

Visit and be amazed at the 3D Illusion Park Museum. People from all over the world visit this place. It is a great place to take pictures as it is famous for its 130 different images of illusions. The paintings in this museum are drawn to create 3d illusions and the images make people feel that they are in the image.

Visit Bor Sang Handicrafts Village and Watch Skilled Craftsmen Make Paper Umbrellas as well as Silverware, Teakwood Carvings and other items for your souvenirs way back home.

Get relax and comfort yourself for a 2 hour Thai Massage.

Thai massage combines compression, acupressure, and passive stretching. These increase the range of motion in your joints and muscles. This can also improve your posture. Helps with back pain.

After dinner from a local restaurant, head back to the hotel and you are free to do your own leisure.

After breakfast at the hotel, ready to depart for Doi Suthep by a Cable Car, considered to be one of the Most Sacred Pilgrimage Spots in Thailand due to its relic as well as the influence from Chiang Mai being the center of the Lanna Kingdom back in the 14th century.

Explore the Royal Flora Garden by Cable Car it is a horticultural exhibition in the city of Chiang Mai where visitors can admire thousands of species of trees and flowers on 80 hectares of landscaped gardens. The park is named after Thailand’s national flower Ratchaphruek (Cassia fistula or golden shower tree) with its beautiful yellow blossom. One of the park’s highlights is the orchid pavilion with its countless species of orchids in many colors.

Located in the resort area with stream and green yard, various trees and flowers that good for relax or picnic, experience the Thai Costume plus a DIY Krathong (water lantern) at Lanna Resort- Valley Cafe. This was among the first nature café's of its kind where you could enjoy a nice ice coffee with your feet in a river surrounded by beautiful greenery. The real highlights exist in all the open space you have to run around and even have a picnic.

Krathong is a Thai term that refers to a piece of banana trunk decorated with flowers, banana leaves, candles, and incense sticks.

After dinner at one of the local restaurant visit Chiangmai Night Bazaar. It is considered the largest market in Chiang Mai with more than one hundred stalls on sale. Coming to Chiang Mai without experiencing at the Night Bazaar is considered as not having been to Chiang Mai - it is a witty saying spread among tourists when traveling to Chiang Mai - Thailand. Indeed, the Bazaar night market has a lot to offer for tourist: from food, fashion to souvenirs.

After breakfast at hotel, you are free to explore the area depending on your flight timings.

You will then be transferred to the airport.