- Wat Phra That Doi Suthep - 300 Naga stairs case, Sunrise at the temple, Monks Chanting.
- Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park - Knowledge about Elephant Poopoo Paper.
- Bai Orchid and Butterfly Farm - Live butterfly and superb orchid can be see.
- Wat Ched Yot - Wat Jed Yod is one of the least visited major temples. ched Yot translates to “seven peaks” and refers to the seven chedis which top a structure in the temple complex. It’s a very unusual - for Thailand - temple building. That’s because it’s a copy, sort of, of the Mahabodhi Temple at Bodhgaya in India. It was built in the fifteenth century to host the Eighth World Buddhist Council.
- Participate in the monks’ alms offering ritual
- Enjoy a tasty breakfast
- Travel comfortably with in-vehicle air conditioning
- No extra fees or taxes – all included
- All your personal expense
Escape the tourist crowds and immerse yourself in the tranquillity of Buddhist culture. Begin your journey at 5:00 am from your hotel to Wat Phratat Doi Suthep, ChiangMai’s famed landmark situated at a height of 3,500 feet. Experience the calmness the temple exudes when the monks start their day with chants and go off for alms collection. Savour the serenity as you watch the golden morning light envelope the city of Chiangmai without a loud crowd. Participate in the sacred ritual of monks offering alms at the Kruba Sriwichai monument.
Upon sunrise, head over to Wat Jed Yod, yet another major temple that remains largely untouched by heavy tourist traffic. The temple, named ‘seven peaks’, is characterized by the seven chedis found on one of its buildings - a unique feature amongst Thai temples. Constructed in the fifteenth century, this temple was once the host to the Eighth World Buddhist Council.
Enjoy a local noodle soup breakfast from charm-filled, non-touristy eatery. Dive into educational and cultural enchantment at the Elephant Poopoo Paper-park, and immerse in the breathtaking beauty of the Orchid and Butterfly farm. Return to your hotel around 11 am.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
