Pai Tour 3 Days: Best of the North

Upon arrival at Chiang Mai Airport, you will be greeted and assisted with transfer to your hotel.

Take an exciting journey from Chiang Mai to Mae Rim District, where the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden awaits. This exceptional garden is dedicated to preserving and displaying a diverse range of plants. The Sky Walk (Canopy Walk), Thailand's longest treetop walkway, is an exhilarating experience that spans 400 meters and stands over 20 meters high. As you walk along, you'll notice sections of the walkway with transparent glass that allow you to see the world below.

Travel to Mae Tang District to experience the rejuvenating Pong Dueat Hot Springs. This large geyser-type hot spring is a remarkable natural phenomenon that emits steam on a regular basis, reaching a height of about 1-2 meters. The temperature of underground water ranges from 170 to 200 degrees Celsius, while surface water remains between 90 and 100 degrees Celsius. Along the way, informative signs provide valuable information about the Pong Dueat Hot Spring and its diverse flora.

Continue your adventure to the captivating Pai district, following the historic World War II road that winds through numerous sharp curves and provides breathtaking views of the majestic mountains. As the evening approaches, immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture on the bustling walking street. Wander around and find a variety of handmade items, clothing, jewelry, baskets, and charming souvenirs.

The street is also lined with international and Thai restaurants, inviting you to indulge in a delectable culinary experience. The lively walking street welcomes visitors from 5 p.m. to midnight, allowing you to make the most of your night in Pai. Rest and rejuvenate as you spend the night in this enchanting location, preparing for more unforgettable adventures ahead.

Continue your adventure by visiting the Tham Lod Cave. Join us on a thrilling journey as we discover the wonders of Tham Lod Cave and all the exciting activities it offers. As you enter Tham Lod Cave, you will be greeted by the melodious sound of "Lang," a flowing stream that runs from one end to the other. Archaeologists estimate that the cave contains over 2,000 years' worth of antique tools and utensils. As you explore the cave, you will be able to see and even touch these ancient artifacts, connecting you directly to the past and inspiring awe at the resilience of the human spirit across generations.

But the adventure does not stop there. Tham Lod Cave provides additional thrills for adventurous travelers. Imagine yourself gliding on a bamboo raft along the tranquil stream that runs through the cave. This enchanting bamboo rafting experience immerses you in the tranquil atmosphere of the cave, surrounded by majestic stalactites and stalagmites. Short trekking trails around the cave provide the ideal opportunity for those looking to connect with nature and soak up the pristine beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Visit Ban Ja Bo Village, a charming Lahu hill tribe settlement perched atop a ridge surrounded by breathtaking mountain views. Originally from Tibet, the Lahu migrated to southwest China and then northeast Myanmar over centuries before settling in northern Thailand hundreds of years ago. The Lahu people prefer to live in highland villages and lead a simple lifestyle, emphasizing their spiritual beliefs in spirit worship. Their primary occupations are agricultural, including rice farming, corn planting, and animal husbandry.

After an enriching experience, return to Pai and be transferred to your hotel for another relaxing night before embarking on new adventures in the coming days.

Visit the enchanting Santichon village, which is home to Yunnan Chinese who have lived here for many years. This village has preserved its distinctive Yunnan Chinese culture, traditions, and way of life. The Yun Lai viewpoint, located near Santichon village, provides breathtaking views of Pai city. Discover the captivating Wat Phra That Mae Yen Temple, which sits atop Mae Yen village's elevated hill. Enjoy panoramic views of Pai from the summit, especially at sunrise and sunset.

Explore the Memorial Bridge, which has historical significance from WWII. Originally used as a route for troops and weapons into Myanmar. Although it has been replaced by a standard bridge, it is still a popular destination for tourists who want to honor its historical significance.

Continue your journey to the captivating Pai Canyon. The surrounding landscape is a mixed deciduous forest with diverse plant life, creating a captivating environment. The narrow and steep trails along the ridges provide an exhilarating experience as you explore the canyons with breathtaking views of the villages and farms below, all against the backdrop of towering mountains.

Visit the Merit Bridge, or "Khokuso," a winding bamboo bridge that spans picturesque rice fields with breathtaking mountain scenery in the background. The villagers built this bridge to allow monks to receive alms without disturbing the villagers' crops. It also provides a convenient route for both tourists and villagers to travel while admiring the scenery of the forest, mountains, and rice fields along the way.

Next, go to Wat Ban Den Temple, also known as Wat Den Sari Sri Muang Kaen, which is located in Inthakin Sub-District, Mae Taeng District. This temple is historically significant because it was named after the Bodhi tree, also known as the "Sari Tree." The temple, located in Muang Kaen's ancient old city, is home to an impressive collection of buildings featuring exquisite Thai Lanna architecture. With hearts full of cherished memories, your journey concludes as you return to Chiang Mai.

Our dedicated team will now accompany you to Chiang Mai Airport to ensure that your return journey or onward travels to other destinations go smoothly, and this marks the end of our services.