Make the most of your time in Chiang Rai on a relaxed small-group tour that covers the city’s must-see landmarks in a single day. Start at the dazzling White Temple (dress code: long pants), continue to the vivid Blue Temple and the artist’s Black House. Meet hill-tribe culture at the Long Neck Village, then take in rolling views at a tea plantation with a complimentary tasting. In the afternoon, travel to the famous Golden Triangle where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet, and dive into the area’s past at the Opium Museum. Travel in an air-conditioned van with onboard Wi-Fi, enjoy a local lunch, and let your guide help you capture great photos along the way.

We start by accepting all tourists in Chiang Rai city. It takes about 25 minutes to travel to the White Temple, admire the beauty of the world-famous White Temple.

Then travel towards the north of Chiang Rai to the Blue Temple, a temple that represents true Thainess with the artistic and cultural style of Northern Thailand, decorated with blue colors and very beautiful murals.

Then continue your journey to Baan Dam. Baan Dam is a museum that has an amazing collection of works by some of Thailand's top artists. You will be able to experience unusual works that you have never seen before.

Take a lunch break not too far from Baan Dam. Here we prepare a variety of Thai food. You will be able to taste the Thainess with a shady atmosphere.

After eating, we will visit the people who wear rings around their necks. Yes, they are the long-necked Karen, a hill tribe that adheres to traditions and customs, one of the most amazing things in the world.

Continue your journey to see the beautiful scenery and taste the famous tea. This is the most beautiful and famous tea section in Thailand.

Continue to the point that is the border that unites 3 countries, Thailand, Burma, and Laos, which we call the Golden Triangle. See the beauty of the landscape and experience the 8th largest river in the world. It's called the Mekong River.

Return to Chiang Rai and send everyone to their accommodations safely.