Chiang Rai Doi Tung Doi Mae Salong Wat Rong Khun Phu Chi Fa 4Days 2Nights GOTH9147

07.00 p.m. Meeting point: PTT gas station opposite the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. Depart by new VIP air-conditioned van heading to Chiang Rai Province.
07.30 p.m. Wheels start rolling!! If you arrive later than this, you will miss the trip and cannot claim any compensation.

06.00 a.m. Good morning, Chiang Rai. Stop by for personal business.
Take you to Akha Farmville, a sheep farm on Doi Chang, which comes with a wide grassland and
The lush mountains, plus the cool air on the mountain, give you a feeling like you are abroad. And the highlight is the herd of fat sheep. And the sheep here are the Corridor breed, which has a large body structure, thick fur, and a friendly nature. The sheep are released into nature. We can walk in to play and feed them up close. It can be said that we will definitely take beautiful pictures with the sheep to upload to social media. In addition to being a sheep farm, there is also a cafe decorated simply for you to sit and relax after playing with the sheep.
With the freedom of a simple breakfast at your leisure
Take you to Wat Rong Khun
Wat Rong Khun, a temple with outstanding beauty, created by the imagination of Ajarn Chalermchai Khositphiphat, a famous artist. It is considered one of the most magnificent and beautiful Buddhist works. You can pay homage to the Buddha image inside the chapel. When it is time to continue your journey
12.30 p.m. Lunch (1) at a restaurant After the meal
Afternoon, we will take you to Chuifong Tea Plantation
Chuiifong is a Chinese word meaning lush green mountain. When anyone sees this tea plantation, they will not be surprised about the origin of its name. The hills above sea level, suitable for growing tea, are covered with the green color of well-maintained tea trees. Providing enough water makes the tea trees covering the mountain look fresh and green.
We will take you to Doi Mae Salong
Doi Mae Salong, on this mountain, is a community of Chinese Ho people. Visiting Doi Mae Salong means you can taste delicious food, drink good tea, buy souvenirs, and enjoy the view. Try oolong tea and boiled eggs with cholesterol-free tea.
Visit the Chinese immigrant village with a long history.
Arriving at Doi Mae Salong, we will take you to visit Santi Khiri Village and General Tuan's tomb.
Then, we will take you to pay homage to the Phra Borommathat Chedi Srinakarindra Sathit Maha Santikiri, a modified Lanna style pagoda. Completed around 1996 to offer merit to Her Majesty the Queen Mother, located on the highest peak of Doi Mae Salong at an altitude of 1,500 meters above sea level, offering a wide view.
05.30 p.m. Check in to the accommodation, invite you to rest at your leisure.
06.30 p.m. Free time for you to explore the beauty amidst the cold weather, and have dinner at your leisure at a restaurant. After dinner, relax at your leisure. Tonight, sleep under the stars.
Accommodation 3-star hotel or equivalent

07.00 a.m. Breakfast (2) at the resort's restaurant
After breakfast, visit the 101 Tea Plantation at Doi Mae Salong and taste tea, buy tea and souvenirs from the hill tribes to take home.
Visit Doi Tung Palace, the former residence of Her Majesty the Queen Mother or Her Majesty Queen Srinagarindra, and visit Mae Fah Luang Garden, which is full of flowers and winter trees that rotate with every season, and Doi Tung Palace, the residence of Her Majesty the Queen Mother.
Travel to Mae Sai Market, a border trade market that everyone must know because it has been famous for many decades. It is located on the border, so both Burmese and ethnic minorities come to shop for consumer goods conveniently. Just walk across to Tachilek without having to issue a border pass. There are many products for sale in the market to choose from. Whether it is food, clothes, bags, shoes or even gems and accessories, there are many to buy.
Take you to check in at the Skywalk at Wat Phra That Doi Wao or the Mae Sai Skywalk, which can be called the northernmost skywalk in Thailand. The structure is curved, the walkway is made of clear glass, approximately 150 meters long, and it is also the longest skywalk in Thailand. You can see beautiful views from both Thailand and Myanmar.
Take you to Wat Huai Plakang, another beautiful temple in Chiang Rai Province, located on a hill with hills surrounding the temple. You can see beautiful views. The highlight of this temple is "Phop Chok Tham Chedi", which is a 9-story pagoda with an unusual pointed shape, Chinese art mixed with Lanna. The red roof has dragon statues stretching along both sides of the stairs, surrounded by small pagodas of the 12 zodiac signs. Wat Huai Plakang is a temple that the locals respect and believe that if anyone visits, it will be like going to heaven. Inside the pagoda, there are Buddha statues and various arhats. Inside the pagoda are enshrined The large carved Guan Yin statue made from fragrant sandalwood. The reason why this 9-storey pagoda is called Phop Chok Tham Pagoda is because Wat Huai Plakang has been an abandoned temple since ancient times. The history of its construction is not clear. Later, Phra Ajarn Phop Chok Tissawangso renovated and built many permanent structures, so it became the center of the hearts of Chiang Rai people once again.
12.00 p.m. Lunch (3) at the restaurant
Take you to Wat Rong Suea Ten, which is outstanding with a beautifully built blue-toned chapel. It is very magnificent.
Wat Rong Suea Ten is considered a new prominent temple in Chiang Rai Province. In front of the entrance to the chapel, there is a large stucco work of a pair of Naga serpents in applied Thai art. In addition, the stucco work around the chapel is beautifully done in a premium quality work. This makes Wat Rong Suea Ten a place where many tourists come to visit its beauty. The art used in the construction of Wat Rong Suea Ten is called applied art, which "Salan Nok", the craftsman who built it, studied while living with Ajarn Chalermchai and used to work at Wat Rong Khun. You can see from the various flowing patterns that were all learned from the work of the teacher. But Ajarn Chalermchai's will use white tones and use glass, but Slan Nok's has adapted to use blue tones instead, to create its own identity.
Take you to Phu Chi Fa, the highest peak in the Doi Pha Mon mountain range, 1,628 meters above sea level on the side bordering the Lao People's Democratic Republic. There are steep cliffs, the most beautiful viewpoint. In winter, the scenery is especially beautiful.
Check in to the accommodation. Let everyone put their luggage in the accommodation.
06.00 p.m.  Serve dinner (4) at the resort's restaurant.
After the meal, everyone is invited to relax as they wish. Sleep comfortably amidst nature. ZZzz...
Accommodation 3-star hotel or equivalent

05.00 a.m. Good morning, take you to the top of Phu Chi Fa to see the view in the early morning. Along the way, you will find a plantation, the forest of the wild Himalayan cherry, allowing you to breathe in the fresh air amidst the sea of ​​fog covering the mountains in front of you. Watch the sun rising to shine the light of a new day. Invite everyone to capture the impressive images as you wish.
07.30 a.m. Breakfast (5) at the resort's restaurant
09.00 a.m. Pack your luggage, check out, say goodbye to Chiang Rai, travel to Phayao Province
Take you to Chiang Kham District, take you to visit and pray for blessings at Wat Nantharam, a temple that preserves the art of the Tai Yai temple. The temple is built entirely of teak wood, decorated with beautiful fretwork patterns on various components such as the pediment, windows, balconies, etc. Both the carved roof patterns are layered with scales or wooden tiles that are in perfect proportions. The interior of the temple looks solemn and full of the power of faith. When you walk in, you will see the principal Buddha image, which is a Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture, carved from golden teak wood, lacquered and gilded, dressed in a Shan style, enshrined on a wooden base with beautifully carved patterns. Beside the principal Buddha image, there is a white stone Buddha image and a golden teak wood principal Buddha image, both of which are Buddha images in the Mara-Vijaya posture, dressed in a Shan style, beautifully proportioned. There is also a Shan-style pagoda, a museum of old banknotes, antique utensils, antique fabrics, and ancient paintings about each part of the Mahachat sermon. Another interesting thing in the temple is the "Dharma Seat", which is a bright golden color with a graceful and delicate carved pattern, modeled after the Burmese throne. If you look up at the ceiling, you will see beautiful and exquisite stained glass patterns, both the Buddha image and other art.
12.00 p.m. noon Lunch (6) at a restaurant
Take you to pay homage to Phra Chao Ton Luang at Wat Sri Kom Kham and the Monument of Pho Khun Ngam Mueang For good luck
06.00 p.m. Take you back to Bangkok by stopping for dinner at a restaurant during the trip.
Arrive in Bangkok around 2 am safely with great impressions.