• Wat Phra That Doi Suthep - You are picked up from your place of accommodation in chiang mai in the early morning at around 6.30 am. Then drive to the foothill of mountain to join the locals in providing morning alms to Buddhist monks. Your private guide helps you fill the monks’ alms bowls with offerings like rice, cake, snack, curry and so on. In return, the monk will chant and give some type of blessing or prayer.
  Morning alms is about more than just providing daily food. You will be in the daily morning ritual all over Thailand for a very long time with the Buddhist monks.
  Re-board the minivan to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, which stands on the flank of the mountain at an elevation of 1,056 meters (3464feet). Then climb the staircase to the top, admire the Lanna style golden pogoda covered with engraved gold plates, flanked by four ornamental umbrellas and enjoy the complete panoramic views of whole Chiang Mai city and wonderful countryside landscape.
• Wat Umong - Then visit tunnel temple named Wat Umong, completely different from other typical temples.
  Enter the tunnels of Wat Umong and see the impressive Buddha images. It doesn’t matter what religion you have. When you go inside the tunnel, it whispers to you the secrets of this world and old history of this temple built in 1297.
• Umbrella Village - Bor Sang - Let’s drive 40minutes approximately to the Bo Sang Handicraft Centre, where you meet the local artisans making the world famous Paper umbrellas whose brilliant designs are mysteriously, magically impervious to rain. Watch the whole process from making the bamboo struts, covering them with paper, putting them out to dry and then hand painting them. You can ask them to paint a variety of beautiful designs on items that you bring to them (for example a Purse, mobile phone covers, handbag, hat, jacket, t-shirt, even the leg of your jeans). Even very complicated scenic designs can be painted on your object right in front of you in minutes. That would be a treasured gift for either yourself or someone special back at home.
• Sankampaeng Hot Springs - that visit Sankampaeng hot springs that is very relaxing with plenty of flowers and green space. Have lunch at your own expenses here.
  Don’t forget about the eggs. Buy eggs in a basket and hang in the water where it comes out of the ground at 105 degrees C. Then roll-up your pant legs and take off your footwear and dunk your feet in the free foot bath. Fetch your eggs, enjoy the eggs with sauce while enjoying hot water therapy.
  There were a few different options of how to enjoy the Springs including massage place, mineral bath and the swimming pool. Enjoy the picnic with the locals.

• All admission fees included
• Complimentary bottled water
• Expert English-speaking guide
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• Participation in morning alms with food provided

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Facility usage fee in Hot spring

Don’t just skim the surface of travel. Immerse yourself in true local customs and traditions!!!
Become an early riser and delve into the heart of Chiang Mai’s Buddhist heritage.
Expand your perspective on the spiritual practices of Buddhists by partaking in the pre-dawn offering to the Buddhist monks residing locally.
You’ll have the opportunity to explore a highlight and distinctly unique temple in Chiang Mai, enabling you to soak up the historic Lanna culture.
Following that, you will visit a specialized handicraft village with a focus on the art of paper umbrella creation.
Finally, mingle with the locals in the exquisitely curated Hot Spring Park, boasting beautiful flowers that bloom all year round.

• 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
• Visitors are requested to be dressed appropriately upon entering the temples : shoulders and knees must be covered. Sandals or flip flops are allowed.

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