Visit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. This landmark of Chiang Mai is home to a sacred relic of the Lord Buddha and is a beacon for visitors from all over the world. Ride a local pickup up the mountain's winding scenic path to the White Hmong's remote settlement. They are Chinese emigrants who have chosen to maintain their traditional way of life by moving to remote locations where they can practice their old rituals and dress in stunningly beautiful, embroidered garments.

A half day tour to visit The Sankampaeng handicraft industry, located in Chiang Mai, Thailand, is renowned for its traditional craftsmanship and artistry. Known for silk weaving, pottery, and hand-painted umbrellas, it offers visitors a glimpse into authentic Thai artisanal practices. This vibrant hub supports local artisans, preserving cultural heritage while showcasing unique, handmade goods.

Explore the historical, cultural and natural sites of both the Central and the Northern regions  of Thailand including the UNESCO world heritage sites of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai, the unspoiled nature of Uthai Thani, especially the way of life of Thai people on the raft houses along the tranquil Sakraekrang River, as well as Hub Patad Cave. The trip continues to the Golden Triangle, once notorious for the traffic of opium, and ends with the beauty of Chiang Mai, the “Rose of the North”.

Explore the historical, cultural and natural sites of both the Central and the Northern regions  of Thailand including the UNESCO world heritage sites of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai, the unspoiled nature of Uthai Thani, especially the way of life of Thai people on the raft houses along the tranquil Sakraekrang River, as well as Hub Patad Cave. The trip continues to the Golden Triangle, once notorious for the traffic of opium, and ends with the beauty of Chiang Mai, the “Rose of the North”.