Hmong Doi Pui Village tours

The tour itself was good - clean car, the tour guide was good and safe, and even provided umbrellas. The village was quite boring, in my opinion. You're shepherded through a marketplace (walking up a mountain!!!) and end up at a museum you need to pay to enter, then you’re left to your own devices. People with mobility issues would struggle with this tour, given the village portion, which was not an easy walk up a mountain!

Doi Suthep, Wat Omong etc with an Amazing Guide! The tour was well-organized, and the pace was just right—enough time to take in the sights without feeling rushed. A special shoutout to the guide, MewMew, who was both attentive and professional. She shared fascinating insights,, and answered questions with enthusiasm. Her friendly personality and deep knowledge about Lanna Kingdom really enhanced the experience! I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Chiang Mai!

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 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.

I enjoyed my 1st day tour in Thailand. Thank you Boon for sharing your ideas and knowledge too. Aside from that you are not boring and funny. Sometimes, it's up on the hands of the tour guide on how he/she will handle the tour. Thumbs up for you.

Our tour guide Long Le is very fluent in Chinese, has detailed explanations, and has warm and thoughtful service. We were picked up on time in the morning and went to Mount Doi Suthep to visit Doi Suthep Temple and overlook the city of Chiang Mai. Then we went down the mountain to visit Chiang Mai University, where we saw newlyweds taking wedding photos and local children coming out to sketch. Afterwards, we went to the nearby No. 39 Cafe for a rest and meal. There were a lot of people, so luckily we found outdoor seating. It is very pleasant to listen to the singer play and sing. The last stop is Chedi Luang Temple, which is a must-see when coming to Chiang Mai. It is very spectacular. The whole trip is relaxing and comfortable, especially suitable for bringing children and the elderly together. Special thanks to our tour guide, who finally took us to the market to buy food. We searched for it ourselves for a long time but couldn't find it. Very satisfied. The old man was very happy.

Thanks to our tour guide, Danny….he did try his best to serve us…..unfortunately some of us couldn’t take spicy Khao Soi food, but it’s a Michelin delicacy

Extraordinary adventure in a tradițional Village, with beautiful temples and nice landscape. We meet nice people and make great memories.