3 Days Package tours in Chiang Mai

Package tours in Chiang Mai for 3 days seeing the sights and cultural

To begin with of this Package tours in Chiang Mai run to Doi Suthep temple, the foremost important wat in Chiang Mai. Doi Suthep Temple is located on the top of Doi Suthep. It is founded 14 kms. to the west of Chiang Mai old town, 1,053 m. above sea level. The wat is in Tambon Suthep, Amphoe Mueng, Chiangmai Province.

Doi Suthep Temple, the spectacular Buddhist temple that can be seen, from wherever you happen to be in the city town.

Having lunch at the local canteen and continue to crafts otop village. tour to the most important and hottest of the local craft factories are situated along a thirteen km stretch of the Chiangmai - Sankampaeng Road.

Sankampaeng handcraft village is a primary center for the highest superiority of handiworks in Chiangmai and Thailand.There are an enormous variety of craft product on offer. Each factory specialises in one handicraft and in many it is plausible to see demonstrations of handiwork and craftsmen at work. Some silk workshop for ie show the whole process from the education of silkworms to the excellent finishing of the final product. Similarly, jewelry stores have demonstrations of gem cutting, setting and polishing.

You will get to watch how handiwork create futuristic works of art such as: silk, cotton, jewellery, silver, ceramics, lacquerware, leather, woodwork, furniture and a few real antiques.
Afterwards tourism all-around heart of Chiangmai at the old city more than 700 year since established on 1290 to Wat Suan Dok, Wat Chiang Man, Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Phra Singh.

Wat Suan Dok
Wat Suan Dok means a Flower park wat. This wat is a royal wat of the 3rd class. The temple is based along Suthep road, approximately one kilometre west of Suan Dok Gate. A grouping of white washed graveyard, which house the funeral and burial cinders of members of the royal family of Chiangmai, is placed in the northwestern quarter of the wat area.

The wat is engrossed in the silence and the golden bell kissed by the sun is simply stunning. Don't forget it.

Wat Chiang Man
Chiang Man temple is the oldest temple in Chiangmai, older even than the old city. It was created in the reign of Ruler Mengrai, who stayed in the temple while control the structure of Chiangmai, the capital city of the Lanna kingdom.

Wat Chiang Man was founded in 1306 by Ruler Mengrai, who stayed in the temple while overseeing building of the new capital city of Lanna kingdom. According to a rock writing close the gate of the bot, Chiang Man was renewed in 1471, 1558, 1571, and 1581.

Phra Singh Temple
Phra Singh temple (Lion Lord buddha), the temple's famed images, is housed in Wihan Lai Kham, a little chapel to the rear of the temple grounds next to the chedi (pagoda). The structure brags a Lanna-style three-tiered roof and carved triangular end of a roof. Inside are magnificent lai·krahm (gold-pattern stencilling) and murals despite Phra Singh's glorious status, very little is in fact known about the image. It is venerate one of the foremost wonderful example of Lanna holy drawing thanks to its thick human-like features and lotus-shaped topknot. Because you can find 2 nearly same sculpture in Nakhon Si Thammarat and Bangkok, no one knows if this is the real one, nor can any person detail its place of origin. Irrespective, this Phra Singh images came to reside here around the 1360s, and is now a fixture in the religious ceremonies of the Songkran festival.

Wat Phra Singh attractive Wat overlooking the town of Chiang Mai

Wat Chedi Luang
Wat Chedi Luang translated as “Wat of the Big Pagoda” dates back to the 14th and 15th centuries. It was once home to the Emerald Buddha one of probably the most consecrated objects in Thailand. The Emerald Buddha is now displayed in Bangkok at Wat Phra Khaew, which is the firstly wat.

If you only have time for one temple. Chidi Luang temple is the answer.

The next day of Chiang Mai Packages Meeting the tour guide at accomodate around 8:30. Leave from the accommodation and go to Maerim route. Visit to Maesa elephant camp. Mae Sa Elephant Camp is in a lofty spacious, idyllic setting so give enough of time to be funny the place. This can be mix with a trips to

Tiger Kingdom as they are in the same place, just check the elephant show times.

Each day, the elephants get a routine work of bathe in the river, feeding and stage a string of talent shows. You can also ride an elephant about the camp’s grassy camp or understand about their wildlife from a lasting exhibit housed inside number one of the elephant’s living quarters.

After elephant camp go to lunch time at Tiger Kingdom and play with the tiger.
tiger Kingdom, we decided to visit. Upon arriving, we took our tickets and went straight to the smallest babe. They were delightful. They were very jocose and gala. We particularly wander inside. One of the only two down sides was the male Lion. He was in a small cage that was quite hurtful. We principally went to the big tigers which was immense. They permitted us to lain with the Tigers,sit with them, play with their tails. The second down side was that my kids fraternity (aged 9 and 6) were not allowed in the cage with the relax of my house. This was very distressing for them but after being in the cage, I completely grasp. I can't praise enough to how well the Tigers all act! Was well worth going!
After reading many mixed criticism on theAfter Tiger Kingdom go to hill tribe village.

Baan Tong Luang is a made-up village containing seven separate Thai Hilltribes. Baan Tong Luang has been laid out quite well, with a divide area for each of the dissimilar Hilltribes. The village is separated by exquisite rice paddies and fields containing water buffalo, with several thatched roof huts in the distance. The road through the village is lined on both sides with thatched roof wooden huts, almost all displaying for sale a wide variety of Hill Tribe sewing, cloth, jewelry and many other items of undecided ethnic origin which you'll find at Chiang Mai’s Night Bazaar or walking streets at considerably lower prices. after Promenade around village and Run back to the town.

In the end of Chiang Mai Packages. Visit Doi Inthanon "The Roof of Thailand"
The highest mountain of Thailand “Doi Inthanon” or Mountain Inthanon was at first known in the northern dialect as “Doi Luang Ang Ka”, which conveys its immense range and feature. Legend has it that Doi Inthanon once restricted a big basin or “Ang” in Thai. This reservoir was where crows or “Ka” frequently came to drink water. So the locals named the mountain the “big crows’ lake mountain”. After the 7th ruling prince of Chiang Mai, Chao Intha Wichayanon, who once came to explore the mountain passed away, his daughter, Chao Dara Ratsami, buried her father’s ashes here to fulfill his wish. Then Doi Luang Ang Ka was change the new name “Doi Inthanon”. In 1972, Doi Inthanon was stated the 6th national park of Thailand.
On This trips we can visit summit of Thailand, King and Queen Pagoda, waterfalls, Karen village and royal project.

The height peak of Thailand
Just about at the summit of the mountain the road will terminate at a yard from here it's a short 5 minute walk to Thailand's highest point and the genuine peak of Doi Inthanon. You can find a great sign marking this posit and having your picture taken under this seems to be the hottest activity. The highest is still well woody so there are no views from this point, you will get better views a bit further down the montane at Ang Ka and the Royal Pagodas.

Angka Nature trail
Ang Ka is on the main road and opposite the peaks Ranger Office is a sign in Thai marking a short, self-guided nature trail which descends to a sphagnum mire in a little karst depression The marsh area. which displays the red blossomed Rhododendron delavayi, comes near to a genuine montane forest formation and is a fine space for bird-watching. If you continue around the swamp and down a small length, you will reach a memorial shrine marking the site of a helicopter fall which occurred in the mid-seventies and killed the first superintendent of this park.

King and Queen Pagoda
1 of the top points to stop to take in the views above the Doi Inthanon National park can be see at the area of the twin Royal chedi which were created by the Royal Thai Air Force in remembrance of the sixtieth birthday of Their Majesties The King and Queen in 1987 and 1992 in order.

Karen or Hmong Market
On the road from the ranger station you will visit Hmong market, which sells produce from the Royal Project and Hmong villages about Mae Chaem. Actual Hmong tribal people stay there and it is worthy a break in your journey to see and photograph their vividly decorate clothes.

Royal Agricultural Research Station
The Doi Inthanon Royal Project is situated on the main Doi Inthanon mountain road in the Karen village of Khun Klang. It was set up in 1979 as part of His Majesty's Royal Project Foundation. It is one of many re-education projects conceived to habituate the hill tribe people with new agricultural methods. The study station carries out work on developing marketable crops, ranging from fruit trees to blossoming plants, to improve the encircling hill tribe villages, composed mostly of Hmong tribes. There are a lot of greenhouses where flowering plants such as lilies, roses and many others are grown. There are also greenhouses for ferns and cacti.

Wachirathan Waterfall
The Wachirathan is a big falls that plummets over the rim of a high cliff into deep pool below. Opposite the fall is a high and steep cliff called Pha Mon Kaew or more lyrically, Pha Gorn Kaew. The falls, some 750 meters over sea level, that at the bebinning named Tad Kong Yong is an excellent picnic spot. To get there, turn right off the main road up Doi Inthanon at approximately 21 kilometers, after that follow the signboard to the falls a further 350 meters on foot.
Finish this hold day tour and finish off the 3 days Package tours in Chiang Mai