Chiang Mai Half Day Tours

Get a taste of Thai culture with this half day Wat Doi Suthep tour on a mountain just 30 minutes away from Chiang Mai City. Once you’ve reached the mountaintop, explore the beautiful grounds of the Doi Suthep Temple as well as its overlook onto the valley below. Afterwards, visit a local Doi Pui Hmong hill tribe market and shop for handmade souvenirs.
Learn More

Visit four different important temples in Chiang Mai: Wat Phra Singh, Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Chiang Mun and Wat Suan Dok. You will also see Chiang Mai city moat surrounding the old town.
Learn More

Chiang Mai is well-known as a center for hand-crafted items made from local materials such as pottery, silverware, stoneware, paperware, lacquerware, sculptures, jewellery, wood carvings and silk products etc. There are many shops along the road from Chiang Mai to San Kampaeng which sell these Thai local products. On this same road, you can stop to visit Bo Sang, the famous umbrella village. San Kampang is one of the country's top shopping destination for arts and crafts.
Learn More

Enjoy the beautiful natural scenery along the Ping River while gliding pass rural scenes of local children playing in the water, traditional teak houses, and fresh green countryside.

The River Cruise stops at a local farmer's house so you can try some seasonal Thai fruit and drink some refreshing herbal teas. You can also see how jasmine rice is cultivated and how different herbs are used in medicine and cooking.
Learn More

Eager to meet elephants while you’re in Chiang Mai? Experience a magical, half day trip to see one of Thailand’s most revered animals at their home deep in the Thai jungle.
Learn More

Feed, play with, and bathe these beautiful animals in their natural jungle home
Learn More

Don’t miss out on one of the most memorable things you can do in Chiang Rai:
Learn More

This half day tour is perfect if you aren’t able to visit the elephants for an entire day but still want to see them during your trip to Chiang Mai.
Learn More

Explore the charm of Chiang Mai city by cycling to Buddhist temples, outdoor markets  and a local museum. A tour guide will lead you in a smooth ride through the local areas of Chiang Mai city where the tradition and culture are not far from your sight.
Learn More

- 39 Platforms

- 19 Zip lines (the longest zip lines are 1000 m, 400 m, 300 m, 250 m)
- Zip line roller coaster (1100 m)
- 1 Abseil (40m)
- 2 Sky-bridges

- 1 Spiral staircase
- 5-minute Nature walk
- 2 Panoramic views
Learn More

Hop on an electric bicycle (e-bike) and take a scenic adventure through Chiang Ma
Learn More

Experience the local lifestyle of northern Thai people by visiting Warorot market also referred to as “Kad Luang” in the local northern Thai dialect.
Learn More

Looking to do something truly special in Chiang Mai, treat yourself to a luxury cooking class
Learn More

Happiness is cooking with your grandma.
Learn More