This Is Where Paradise Begins

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS:

CHIANG MAI
Trendy Nimmanhemin District – Close to Chiang Mai University, is a bustling fashion business district, with shopping malls, restaurants, cafes, bars and other check-in places. Whether it is early morning, evening or even late at night, Nimman Road has always been a carnival place for young people.
Dantewada Land Of Angels – A forest-like waterfall park located on the outskirts of Chiang Mai, with a fairyland-like garden view and gurgling water; after passing through many large and small trees, a four-story waterfall pours down.
Doi Suthep Temple – There are about 300 steps to climb. The reward is more than worth the effort. You will see a beautiful Buddhist Temple ans you will experience a beautiful view. While climbing the stair, you should pay attention to the dragons on the side of the stairs.
Hug Chang – is a part of Maetaeng Elephant Park that provides alternative activities. At Hug Chang, we show how well we treat our elephants and inform the correct information about Thai elephants. We also provide activities that tourists can touch and being close to elephants under the control of our professionally trained staff to ensure the safety of tourists.

CHIANG RAI
Golden Triangle – At the intersection between the Mekong River and Kong River, the gate of the borders in Thailand, Burma and Loas.
Wat Rong Suea Ten (Blue Temple) – It was built in 1996. The Blue Temple was designed and built by the apprentice of the designer of the White Temple in Chiang Rai. Although the scale is smaller than the White Temple, the overall appearance is dazzling and magnificent blue, and the Buddha statues inside are exquisite. It is a Thai-style temple that perfectly blends traditional and modern art.
Huay Pla Kang – The most striking thing is that there is a huge lotus Avalokitesvara holding a white porcelain bottle, which looks really shocking. There is also an elevator inside the Avalokitesvara to the top and enjoy the beautiful scenery around the temple. On both sides of the steps leading to the Avalokitesvara statue lie a giant white dragon with fine carvings. Under the sunlight, it is dazzling and eye-catching. In addition, there is also a 9-story golden dragon pagoda in the traditional style of northern Thailand and a Buddhist hall.
Wat Rong Khun (White Temple) – It was built in 1998. Because the temple is plain white in color and carved with various ornate patterns of white dragons, it has become a unique building that breaks through the traditional Thai temples, attracting many tourists to take pictures. Designer Xu Longcai hopes to use the White Temple to perfectly integrate Buddhism and art, and choose white to imply the purity of the Buddha and the wisdom of the Buddha to illuminate the universe.
Singha Park Chiang Rai – Located on Den Ha-Dong Mada Road, Mae Kon Subdistrict, is situated approximately 6 kilometres from Wat Rong Khun. It is an agricultural tourism destination spanning over 12.8 square kilometres, boasting beautiful natural landscapes, tea plantations, and various crops. During the winter season, visitors can enjoy fields of cosmos flowers, sunn hemp fields, and fruits; such as, strawberries, jujube, as well as, special tea blends from the plantations. Additionally, there are activities available for rent, including bicycle tours within the plantation, ziplining, and tram service for sightseeing.