• Bai Orchid and Butterfly Farm - Guests are collected from their accommodation in Chiang Mai around 8:30 am. They will board a minivan and travel to the Orchid and Butterfly Farm, where a stunning array of orchids is on display. Visitors will stroll through rows of fragrant orchids that are lush, meticulously maintained, and well-organized. The flowers vary from small clusters to large arrangements, creating a breathtaking sight. The experience is enhanced by the presence of numerous colorful and charming butterflies.

• Wat Ban Den - Visitors will explore one of Chiang Mai’s most extraordinary temples, which is also among the largest temple complexes in the Chiang Mai province. The site features a multitude of structures, including an ordination hall, a viharn, a meditation hall, the kuti or monks’ living quarters, a drum hall, and notably, 12 chedis or pagodas representing Zodiac animal signs. The temple showcases a variety of elements and styles with incredible attention to detail. Guests can wander the temple grounds, which are home to many sacred fig trees, or Sali Trees, of various sizes. The temple is beautifully situated on a small hill, offering a prominent view from afar.

• Chiang Dao Cave - Enjoy the natural scenery during a relaxing, scenic 40-minute drive to the Chiang Dao Cave. The cave is part of a larger temple area with multiple buildings and venues, which are often more enjoyable than the cave itself. Begin exploring the cave, which is relatively large with spacious halls and long pathways. As visitors navigate through the caverns, they will encounter Buddhist shrines and natural limestone formations, which are truly remarkable. The cave features numerous stalactites and stalagmites, some resembling seals, lotuses, lions, and more. Additionally, there is a temple inside, where many Buddha statues can be found. Lunch is available at the visitor’s own expense.

• Bua Thong Waterfalls (Nam Phu Chet Si) - On the return journey to Chiang Mai, visitors will have an exhilarating time at the Sticky Waterfall. Despite its appearance, the waterfall is not slippery, allowing guests to easily walk on the steep rocks. Visitors can climb up and down the waterfall and enjoy a delightful walk with butterflies and birds along the way.

• Bottled water
• Admission fees
• Licensed English speaking guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Travel accident insurance

• Lunch

I’m confident you’ll deeply appreciate the blend of Northern Thai temple traditions and stunning natural architecture on this one-day excursion. Explore the Orchid and Butterfly farm, where the diversity of sizes and hues of Thai Orchids is a treat for flower enthusiasts. Wat Ban den, an expansive and ever-expanding temple intricate, features multiple halls and twelve zodiac animal chedis. Here, you’ll discover a diverse array of elements and styles, all detailed stunningly. The Bua thong (Sticky) waterfall is truly remarkable with its multiple tiers. The sticky moniker comes from mineral deposits that provide enough traction to prevent slipping, making the climb up the waterfall simple. Its limestone surface, though rough-looking, is not hurtful to the touch and creates an eye-catching bubbly design. This spot is a popular picnic location among Thais who often spend the day here, eating and drinking.

• From May to October it is the rainy season. The tour runs even on rainy days, so please bring an umbrella or raincoat.
• This schedule is subject to change without notice, due to weather condition, other unforeseen interruptions. ※ All timings are approximate

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.