Bhuping Palace tours

The tour guide New is super professional and cute. He introduces a lot of knowledge and origins of Suthep Temple. The Miao Village recommends walking to the top of the mountain to drink coffee, but you have to pass a very ordinary and small museum along the way.

Our driver, Mr Nat is professional and take good care of us. He always arrive an hour early before our departing time and greet us with a big big smile on his face. =)

Tomtam was an amazing guide! He was very warm and friendly, helpful and cheerful. All the sights were beautiful, and we got a lot of great insights from him, he is very knowledgeable! It was a beautiful morning, definitely recommended! ❤️

This was a great experience. The guide was friendly and informative. she gave us interesting facts and good recommendations. The temple was busy but beautiful. The Hmong village had beautiful views from the hill top garden .

Since it was my first time in Chiang Mai, I couldn't miss Doi Suthep Temple, so I joined a Klook tour. I was very relieved that I could confirm the detailed schedule by email from the time I made the reservation until the day of the tour. On the day of the tour, the guide, who was fluent in English, Chinese, and Thai, was very considerate of us Japanese and kindly explained everything in easy English. I really enjoyed the tour.

Pros: - patient, enthusiastic, informative, and hardworking tour guide - comfortable van with AC - timely pick up and drop off from our hotel - tour felt like the perfect length, not too long or short - 3 stops which are all so beautiful on their own - food is provided by the tour to offer to the monks Cons: - if you’re prone to motion sickness, take meds beforehand!

The evening departure was a great arrangement, as the weather was much cooler, and we were able to visit two temples in the suburbs, which was very worthwhile. Although it rained lightly that day, our guide, Ms. DADA, was very dedicated and provided clear explanations. Overall, this is a worthwhile tour to join. However, the only confusing aspect was the inconsistent language information: the search page indicated a "Chinese-speaking guide," but when clicking into the activity page, it stated "English/Thai-speaking guide," and the tour was indeed conducted in English. I believe this should be more clearly indicated, otherwise, with many similar tours in the search results, it's difficult to distinguish between them.

It was an excellent experience. Our guide Tom explained the basics of Buddhism to us. Wat Pha Lat was closed due to meditation, so we visited Wat Umong.