• Doi Suthep-Pui National Park - Wat Prathat Doi Suthep is situated in Suthep-Pui National Park, perched atop a hill. It is considered a landmark of Chiangmai, and visiting this temple is a must for anyone traveling to the city. The temple features several notable elements, including the Naga staircase with 306 steps leading to the main area, a White Elephant statue that carried the Buddha’s relic, an ancient Jackfruit tree, and statues of the revered monk who led the construction of the road to the temple 90 years ago. The eastern section offers two viewpoints with stunning views of Chiangmai city and the valley. At the center is The Golden Chedi (stupa), which houses the sacred Buddha’s relic and is the temple’s most revered site. Winhan Luang serves as the main sermon hall where monks and the public can engage in merit-making activities such as chanting, meditating, and praying.
• Doi Suthep - Wat Pha Lat is a hidden forest temple, distinct from others in the area. It includes two sermon halls and various types of Buddha images. The highlight is the Old Pagoda, built in Burmese style centuries ago, along with several viewpoints offering vistas of Chiangmai city.
• Doi Inthanon National Park - Doi Inthanon National Park is one of Thailand’s most popular national parks, featuring beautiful sites worth visiting. Wachirathan, the winter rainbow waterfall, is a must-see, especially recommended from June to January, though it is accessible year-round. Thai lunch is available at a local venue in the area.
• Doi Inthanon National Park - Twin Pagodas, The Great Holy Relics. Pra Mahathat Naphamethanidol was built to commemorate the 60th birthday anniversary of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej on December 5, 1987. Pra Mahathat Naphapolphumisiri honors Her Majesty Queen Sirikit’s 60th birthday anniversary on August 12, 1992.
• Doi Inthanon National Park - Pha Dok Sew Trail is the most popular hiking trail in the park, accessible year-round. The trail descends with a local guide, mostly downhill, shaded, and alongside creeks. It features beautiful waterfalls, with Pha Doksew waterfall (named after a native flower) being the largest and most stunning. The trail also passes through rice terraces (green during the rainy season), coffee plantations, and native plants, leading to a village.
• Doi Inthanon National Park - Ban Maklang Luang is a village of the White Karen tribe, located in the heart of the National Park. The residents are primarily farmers, engaging in rice cultivation, fishing, and tourism. Visitors can experience and learn about organic Arabica coffee production before returning to Chiangmai city in the evening.

• Lunch

• Bicycle use

Depart from the hotel at 7:00 AM to explore Wat Doi Suthep, a renowned landmark in Chiang Mai, which provides a stunning view of the Chiang Mai valley. Next, travel to a secluded temple nestled in a serene forest setting. Following this, proceed to Doi Inthanon National Park, the most visited national park in Thailand. Within the park, discover the breathtaking Wachirathan Waterfalls, a highlight of the area. Enjoy a traditional Thai lunch at a local restaurant nearby. Afterward, take a 15-minute drive to the Pha Doksew trailhead and begin your hike. Along the trail, admire the picturesque scenery and waterfalls until reaching the White Karen tribe village. Here, explore a coffee plantation and savor organic coffee produced by the tribe. Conclude the day with a visit to the Twin Pagodas and the surrounding vibrant flower garden before returning to Chiang Mai in the evening.

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