Doi Tung Palace and Mae Fah Luang Garden Doi Ting Palace & Mae Fah Luang Garden: ‘Feel the smell of Lanna in the middle of flower garden.’ If it is winter and you love cold weather, then perhaps you want to find some place really beautiful, some place that can make
Wat Phrathat Mae Chedi: ‘See the museum of ancient items and amulets.’ Many temples are not ordinary temples. That means, they don’t just consist of chedis, ubosots, or viharas, but they also consist of small museums or little communities. Have you ever seen any of temples like these? If not, then let’s
Wat Huai Pla Kang: ‘Wanna see a 9-storied chedi?’ Each temple tells its own stories. No matter how it was decorated or built, you will always learn something from it. It will reflect what it has been through. Although Chiangrai was a part of Lanna in the past, but its architectures, including
Khun Kon Waterfall: ‘Feel the cool water drizzle in the middle of preserved forest.’ Beside of touring mountains, museums, or temples in Chiang Rai, waterfalls are interesting too. Even the climate in Chiang Rai is mostly cool, but if you choose to travel to a waterfall in a proper time, which should
Wat Rong Suea Ten: Experience the Beauty of Thai Contemporary Art If you’re unsure where to go in Chiang Rai and want to make the most of your holiday, visiting Wat Rong Suea Ten should be at the top of your list. This temple, with its sparkling ubosot, promises a unique and
Wat Phra Singh Chiang Rai : ‘See a respectable Lord Buddha statue of the province.’ If you visit a historic province like Chiang Rai, which was also a part of Lanna Kingdom in the past, surely you don’t want to miss this temple, ‘Wat Phra Singh Chiang Rai. It is a respectable
Wat Phra Kaew: ‘See an emerald Lord Buddha statue.’ Chiang Rai is another popular tourism town in northern Thailand. There are many types of places there for you to go, including temples. As Chiang Rai is also a historic town, it is no wonder if there are many beautiful temples. And Wat
King Mangrai Monument: ‘The memorial monument of the respectable person of Chiang Rai villagers’ King Mangrai Monument is another place that you should never miss, if you have a chance of visiting Chiang Rai. The place is so valuable and quite meaningful for most people, especially those who lives in Chiang Rai.
Chiang Rai Walking Street or Chiang Rai Khon Muan Street Chiang Rai Walking Street ‘Chill out and walking on ones of the most popular shopping districts.’ Speaking about foods and shopping, Chiang Rai has never felt from its level. There are many good places to grab something to eat or to
Oub Kham Museum: ‘Feast your eyes, full-fill your brain with the history of Lanna Kingdom.’ Kids nowadays don’t go to historical museums very often, as they may prefer playing games, or watching TV. That is not bad, but disappointing. By attaching themselves to technologies too much, kids may not have chances of
