Chiang Rai Highlights: Guided 1 Day Tour (+Thai Lunch)

Please dress respectfully for visiting the temple. Refrain from revealing your shoulders and knees. The following are not allowed: shorts, mini skirts, flip flops, and sleeveless shirts.

The Chiang Rai highlights: a guided 1-day tour visits multiple attractions, including the White Temple, Blue Temple, Black House, Long Neck Karen Village, Choui Fong Tea Plantation, Golden Triangle, and House of Opium Museum.

Yes. If you prefer not to enter a site requiring an entrance fee, you can wait outside while the rest of the group visits.

Yes, a Thai lunch is included in the Chiang Rai highlights: guided 1-day tour package.

It is called the White Temple because its entire structure is covered in white plaster and mirrored glass, symbolizing purity, wisdom, and the path toward enlightenment. The shimmering white surface reflects light beautifully, reinforcing its spiritual meaning and distinctive identity.

Yes — the Blue Temple is worth visiting for its stunning architecture and vivid sapphire color scheme that create an unforgettable visual experience. The beautifully detailed carvings and serene white Buddha make it a must-see spiritual highlight, and the small museum adds valuable cultural and artistic context to the visit.

The Baan Dam Museum is unique for its dark, dramatic architecture that sharply contrasts with traditional Thai temples. Its collection of unconventional artworks blends traditional and contemporary designs, creating a haunting yet thought-provoking cultural experience. The museum’s bold use of black structures and natural materials makes it one of Chiang Rai’s most distinctive attractions.

The Long Neck Karen Village is a settlement of the Karen ethnic group, known for the women who wear brass rings around their necks as part of a cultural tradition. Visitors can explore the village to learn about their unique customs, traditional clothing, and daily life. It offers an immersive glimpse into the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Karen people.

At the Golden Triangle, visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Mekong River where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar converge. The area offers insight into the region’s historical significance, particularly its past role in the opium trade. Iconic viewpoints provide excellent photo opportunities and a deeper understanding of the cultural and economic importance of this unique location.