This Is Where Paradise Begins

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS:

CHIANG MAI
- Wat Chedi Luang – The construction started in the 14th century, when King Saen Muang Ma planned to bury the ashes of his father in the
place. After 10 years of building time it was left unfinished, later to be continued after the death of the king by his widow. Probably due to
stability problems it took until the mid-15th century to be finished during the reign of king Tilokaraj. It was then 82 m high and had a base
diameter of 54 m, at that time the largest building of all Lanna.

CHIANG RAI
- 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.
- Golden Triangle – At the intersection between the Mekong River and Kong River, the gate of the borders in Thailand, Burma and Loas.
- Opium House – The "Golden Triangle" was once famous for the world's largest drug production area and big drug lords, but now the "Golden Triangle" has long since ceased to exist, and it has also become a famous tourist attraction in Chiang Rai, Thailand. In order to educate future generations, the Thai government Especially the dangers of opium for young people, it took 13 years and a lot of money to build this museum
to alert the world.
- 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.