2 Days 1 Night Chiang Rai Stunning Sights

Overview

This two-day private tour from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai is packed with breathtaking sights. Along the way, you’ll visit the famous White Temple, Black House, and Blue Temple. Whether you’re an aspiring photographer or just want to capture beautiful moments, this tour offers plenty of opportunities. Highlights include a hike to the stunning Khun Korn Waterfall, a visit to a tea plantation in Singha Park, a trip to the famous Golden Triangle viewpoint, and a stop in Mae Sai, a charming town on the border between Thailand and Myanmar. The tour includes a private guide, round trip transportation, two lunches, one dinner and free time to relax.

Day 1:

• 7:30 AM: Meet in the hotel lobby.
• 8:30 AM: Coffee break at a natural sulfur spring between Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.
• 10:30 AM: Explore the famous White Temple, an extraordinary masterpiece of art and architecture.
• 12 PM: Lunch at a local restaurant.
• 1:30 PM: Hike to Khun Korn Waterfall and take a refreshing dip in the natural swimming pool.
• 4:30 PM : Visit Singha Park, a picturesque destination with a tea plantation.
• 6:30 PM: Check in to your accommodation in Chiang Rai.
• 7:15 PM: Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Chiang Rai’s night market, browse local crafts, and enjoy street food.

Day 2:

• 8:30 AM : Meet at the hotel lobby.
• 9 AM : Visit the fascinating Black House art complex.
• 11 AM: Drive to the Golden Triangle viewpoint for panoramic views of three countries.
• 12PM: Lunch at a local restaurant.
• 2 PM : Border market in Mae Sai city and visit of Wat Phra That Doi Wao
• 4 PM: Explore the enchanting Blue Temple, a stunning Buddhist temple.
• 5 PM : Depart Chiang Rai, ending the journey.

Please note that this revised itinerary retains the main attractions and activities of the original itinerary while being clearer and more concise. Feel free to make additional adjustments as desired.

Day 1: Chiang Rai to Chiang Mai

I will pick you up from your hotel or guesthouse in an air-conditioned minivan and then drive from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai. In the afternoon, you will visit temples and a park, hike to a waterfall, and visit Singha Park in a tea plantation. Once the sun sets, explore a local night market.

• Hot Water Springs: Enjoy a short coffee break at a natural sulfur spring roughly halfway between Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.
• White Temple: The White Temple is home to an incredible array of artwork and architecture. It’s one of Thailand’s most famous temples, and it’s easy to recognize by its sparkling white exterior.
• Khun Korn Waterfall : Follow a scenic jungle trail that leads you through banana trees, giant bamboo and other beautiful plants to the waterfalls. The trail climbs about 1400 meters or 1.4 kilometers, making for a pleasant round trip of about 3 kilometers. Afterwards, you can refresh yourself in the misty spray of the majestic waterfall, which also has a natural swimming pool.
• Singha Park: Once a farm that grew barley, Singha Park is now home to an Oolong tea plantation, orchards, and a small petting zoo. Ride around on a bike and catch the sunset.
• Chiang Rai Night Market: Chiang Rai City hosts a walking street market every night near the town square. Explore the beautiful handicrafts and artworks make by local Thai vendors and sample the delicious street food.

Overnight in Chiang Rai

Day 2 : Chiang Rai to Chiang Mai

The second day of this private tour will take you to the eerie wonders of the Black House and then the infamous overlook point of the Golden Triangle. Your day will conclude with a visit to the Buddhist Blue Temple before returning to your hotel or airport in Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai.

• Black House: This strange but wondrous art complex contains several buildings featuring displays of animal pelts and bones, ominous sculptures, and torture devices.
• Golden Triangle: This viewpoint overlooks three countries (Thailand, Myanmar, Laos) and two rivers (Mekong and Ruak) that were the hub of the infamous opium trade decades ago.
• Mae Sai is known for its bustling border market, located on the border between Thailand and Myanmar. The market offers a wide range of goods, from handicrafts and clothing to electronics, souvenirs and local products. It’s a lively place to explore, store and immerse yourself in the local culture. Adjacent to the market is Wat Phra That Doi Wao, a serene Buddhist temple perched on a hill. Visitors can enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding area while basking in the tranquility of the temple. Moreover, Mae Sai is the northernmost point of Thailand, which adds an extra charm to this remarkable destination.
• Blue Temple: As its name suggests, the Blue Temple is a gorgeous royal blue Buddhist temple with delicate carvings and statues accented with gold.

• A free pick-up and drop-off service is included within 6 kilometers of the city center
• Transportation via minibus with air conditioning and driver
• Private English-speaking tour guide
• Entrance fees for all standard activities; fees for optional (add-on) tours are not included
• Local Thai lunch (Day 1 and Day 2)
• Dinner ( Day 1)
• Drinking water
• Travel accident insurance

Excludes

• Other expenses such as souvenirs, tipping personnel, and laundry fees
• Other meals and drinks besides those mentioned
• Accommodations –  if you want some help arranging your hotel, contact us directly
• Other services not clearly indicated above

What To Bring

• Passport
• Comfortable shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Sunscreen and insect repellent
• Overnight bag with an extra change of clothing and toiletries
• Camera (Optional)

Additional Informations

• If you have any dietary restrictions or allergies, please inform your tour guide. We can serve vegetarian food upon request.
• Khun Kon Waterfall Trail - Due to the uneven trail and steep 1,400 meter climb to the waterfall, this hike NOT is suitable for the elderly with mobility issues or families with young children. Participants who wish to join the hike should be relatively fit and able to walk a few kilometers.
• Please check availability before booking as trekking to Khun Kon Waterfall can be difficult during the rainy season and the waterfall may be temporarily closed during heavy rain.

Cancellation Policy

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