• Pai Memorial Bridge - 7.30 Start Pick up from your hotel in Chiang Mai.
  10.30 Visit Pai Memorail Bridge. A historical site during World War II that was built by Japanese military forces. to transport tanks and weapons to fight with Burma, which is now becoming a tourist attraction This is another landmark of Pai that should not be missed.
• Pai Canyon - Pai Canyon (Kong Lan in Thai) is the most popular natural attraction located near Pai, the popular tourist town in Northern Thailand.Although the name implies geological grandeur, Pai Canyon isn’t really that big. Regardless, views from the narrow trails are excellent, and sunset is a spectacular draw in the evenings.

Hiking and lingering around the canyon won’t take more than a couple of hours, but be warned: the height and lack of railings give more than a few travelers sweaty palms!

• Pai - 12.30 Have Lunch in Pai valley serve Thai A La’ Cart Food. Vegan and Halal are on request
• Santichon Village - 13.00 Visit santichon Village is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Pai. Provides the way of life and Chinese clay houses. Tourists can taste the green tea and pork hocks with buns at Baan Santichon surrounded by the mountains of Pai. See Chinese Yunnan Culture Center was settled by Chinese people who fled the Chinese revolution of Mao Tse Tung. Santichon Village has a population of 2000 souls of mix Yunanese, Thai hill-tribes people and former Chinese soldiers. Today, It’s quite popular with Thai tourists, with a large tasting area for tea, which has replaced opium as an important crop, and a souvenir market at the village entrance. There are a few tiny shops made of mud and clay selling tea by the bag or by the pot, where they also often run tea-tasting sessions. It is also possible to experience Yunnanese way of life, as well as dressing in a traditional Yunnan dress.
• Sai Ngam hot spring - Sai Ngam Hot Spring a secret crystal hot spring in Pai. Sai Ngam hot spring is crystal clear and pure, very relaxing, expansive and not at all overcrowded. if you like pure nature, beautiful scenery and few tourists Sai Ngam Hot Spring is the answer. The Hot Spring has a couple of large pools in which people can swim in, with the most popular being the large pool at the top. The water is a pleasant 34°C and crystal clear. The shallow lagoon surrounded by a lush, jungly forest is completely natural and hasn’t been landscaped or altered. The water sits at a comfortable temperature which will allow you to soak for hours, should you so chooseั
  There are change rooms and toilets located here as well as food and drink stalls where you can purchase a snack or a drink.
• Wat Phra That Mae Yen - 15.00 Climb more than 300 stairs to pay homage to the ancient temple that has long been the treasure of Pai. Inside the temple, there are important buildings such as the Ubosot, which is a blend of Lanna and Burmese arts. and Burmese bell-shaped chedi located behind the chapel You can see Pai city view all over the city. And there are other sacred things, such as the reclining Buddha and the Buddha Lokuttaramahamuni. Big white Buddha image in subduing Mara Can be seen from a distance. Wat Phra That Mae Yen.
  18.30 Send you back to your hotel in Chiang Mai or If you perfer to stay for more than 1 day in Pai. Can tell our guide to stop you in Pai Village.

• Ticket included
• Lunch provided
• Bottled water available
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• National Park fee covered