• Wat Chedi Luang Varavihara - Wat Chedi Luang is a prominent Buddhist temple located in the center of Chiang Mai’s Old City in Thailand. Its name means “Temple of the Big Stupa,” highlighting its significance and impressive structure.

Wat Chedi Luang is over 600 years old, and although some parts are damaged and undergoing restoration, it remains one of Chiang Mai’s most esteemed temples.

This temple holds a special place among Chiang Mai’s numerous temples, drawing many visitors with its distinctive features and historical significance.

• Wat Sri Suphan - Wat Sri Suphan, also known as the Silver Temple, is entirely adorned with shimmering silver handcrafted decorations both inside and out. Originally constructed around 1500, Wat Sri Suphan is also among the oldest temples in Chiang Mai.
• Wat Lok Molee - Wat Lok Moli is celebrated for its remarkable architecture and tranquil ambiance. The temple, believed to date back to the 14th century, is distinguished by its large brick chedi (stupa), which stands majestically on the temple grounds and houses ancient relics. Unlike many other temples in Chiang Mai, its main viharn (prayer hall) faces north, which is unusual and adds to its unique character.

Wat Lok Moli is embellished with intricate wood carvings and traditional Lanna-style designs. The surrounding gardens and serene environment make it an ideal spot for quiet contemplation. While it is less crowded than some of Chiang Mai’s more renowned temples, it remains a significant site for those interested in history, architecture, and Buddhist culture.

• Warorot Market (Kad Luang) - Warorot Market, locally known as Kad Luang, is one of Chiang Mai’s oldest and most lively markets, providing an authentic insight into local Thai life. Situated near the Ping River, it is a bustling center for shopping, dining, and cultural exploration.

The market is renowned for its wide array of goods, including fresh produce, street food, spices, clothing, handicrafts, and souvenirs. It’s an excellent place to try Northern Thai delicacies such as sai ua (spicy sausage), nam prik (chili dips), and traditional sweets.

Warorot Market is also known for its reasonable prices, attracting both locals and tourists. The surrounding area features small alleys and side streets filled with specialty shops and additional food stalls, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic Chiang Mai shopping and dining experience.

• Tuk Tuk tour experience
• Guidance by an English-speaking tour guide

• Gratuities
• Personal expenses (e.g. souvenirs, etc.)
• Meals (lunch or additional food not specified in the itinerary)

Tour Highlights

1. Chedi Luang Temple (Wat Chedi Luang):
   • Admire the ancient pagoda, which once housed the Emerald Buddha.
2. Wat Sri Suphan (Silver Temple):
   • Discover the exquisite handcrafted silver designs of this distinctive temple.
   • Experience a tranquil atmosphere amidst detailed artistry.
3. Wat Lok Moli:
   • Explore this historic temple, renowned for its Lanna-style architecture.
   • Appreciate its peaceful garden setting and cultural importance.
4. Warorot Market & Flower Market:
   • Dive into local culture with a visit to Chiang Mai’s lively markets.
   • Taste local snacks, shop for keepsakes, and enjoy the vibrant flowers.

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