• Wat Sri Suphan - Also known as the Silver Temple, Wat Sri Suphan is a remarkable and visually captivating temple in Chiang Mai, celebrated for its intricately handcrafted silver embellishments. Situated near Wua Lai Road, the city’s traditional silver-making area, the temple features exquisite silver carvings that illustrate Buddhist teachings, Lanna culture, and mythical creatures.

Wat Sri Suphan is a must-see for those interested in Lanna heritage, traditional craftsmanship, and distinctive temple architecture.

• Wat Chedi Luang Varavihara - Wat Chedi Luang, or the Temple of the Great Stupa, stands as one of Chiang Mai’s most historic and esteemed landmarks. Constructed in the 14th-15th century, this ancient temple once housed the Emerald Buddha, Thailand’s most sacred relic.

The temple’s enormous brick chedi (pagoda), although partially damaged by a 16th-century earthquake, remains an awe-inspiring structure, reflecting the magnificence of ancient Lanna architecture. Surrounding the chedi are beautifully adorned temples and the City Pillar Shrine (Inthakin Shrine), a significant spiritual site for locals.

Visitors to Wat Chedi Luang can delve into its rich history, stunning architecture, and tranquil atmosphere, making it a must-visit cultural site in Chiang Mai.

• Wat Phra Singh - Wat Phra Singh, one of Chiang Mai’s most significant and revered temples, is celebrated for its classic Lanna architecture, intricate wood carvings, and sacred Buddha images. Established in 1345, the temple houses the highly esteemed Phra Buddha Sihing, considered one of the most important Buddha statues in Northern Thailand.

The temple complex boasts beautifully decorated viharns (prayer halls), golden chedis, and detailed murals that portray ancient Thai folklore and Buddhist teachings.

• Karen Long Neck Village - The Karen Long Neck Village provides a captivating insight into the traditions and lifestyle of the Karen Padaung people. Renowned for their distinctive brass neck rings, which symbolize beauty and cultural identity, the women of the village have maintained this tradition for generations.

Visitors can observe traditional weaving, engage with the locals, and learn about their history, customs, and craftsmanship.

A visit to the Karen Long Neck Village is a unique and culturally enriching experience, offering insight into one of Thailand’s most intriguing ethnic communities.

The duration includes travel time from Chiang Mai City

• English speaking guide
• Entrance fee Long Neck Village (THB 100 per person)
• Transportation by ‘songtaew’ (pick-up truck with benches in the back)
• Pick up and drop off from hotel (only within our service area)

• Entrance fee Wat Sri Suphan (THB 50 per person)
• Entrance fee Wat Chedi Luang (THB 50 per person)
• Entrance fee Wat Wat Phra Singh (THB 50 per person)
• Drinking water / soft drinks

Explore the cultural essence of Chiang Mai in just 4 hours on a traditional red ‘songtaew’ (a modified pickup truck with benches in the back).
This brief yet enriching tour takes you to three of the city’s most renowned temples.
Additionally, visit a Karen Long Neck Village to gain insights into the traditions and lifestyle of the Karen Padaung people.

Tour Highlights:

Wat Chedi Luang:
Stroll around the impressive Great Stupa that once housed the Emerald Buddha.

Wat Phra Singh:
Admire Chiang Mai’s most revered temple, celebrated for its Lanna-style architecture and golden chedis.

Wat Sri Suphan (Silver Temple):
Be captivated by the intricate silver craftsmanship of this unique temple, a hidden treasure.

Karen Long Neck Village:
Engage with the Karen Padaung community and discover their rich cultural heritage and way of life.

An ideal introduction to Chiang Mai’s spiritual beauty and cultural diversity; perfect for those with limited time!

Maximum 10 persons per group.

• As our tours operate on a group basis, we kindly ask everyone to be on time. We can only wait for a maximum of 10 minutes after the scheduled meeting time. After the 10 minutes grace period, the guide will start with the tour. If you’re unable to make it on time, please inform us before the tour starts. If possible, we’ll do our best to reschedule you for the next available day or time slot. Please note that a rescheduling fee will apply.
• Remember that temples are sacred places and you must dress appropriately. Shoulders and knees need to be covered (for both men and women). No leggings, tight pants, or revealing tops, otherwise access might be denied.

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