Things to do in Khun Chang Khian

Because it rained for the entire 3-hour hike that day, pay extra attention to the trail conditions. However, regarding sections requiring hands and feet, I think children over 10 years old could also climb it if the weather is better. The guide will pay attention to the trail conditions along the way and clear obstacles in advance. The scenery is beautiful. If you want to spend half a day experiencing Chiang Mai's nature, it is highly recommended. We left the city at around 9:30 am and returned to the city at 3:30 pm. During that time, we first visited Doi Suthep Temple, then started the 3-hour hike, and finally ended at a cozy cafe with coffee and food. After resting for an hour, we drove back. It is recommended to bring mosquito repellent, a change of clothes, enough water, and a raincoat.

James is such an excellent tour guide. He has a lot of knowledge about each temple and about the life of Buddha. I really appreciate how dedicated he is to his work. Definitely a serene experience. Two thumbs up for James and Mr. Driver.

Beautiful places and throughout the trip there was not a moment of dullness & boredom because our tour guide, Peter was so funny and entertaining!! He also shared some interesting historical stories that we’ve not heard before from any social media platform. Definitely recommend Peter as your tour guide!

Avi was an energetic and funny guide. He provided us great explanation on the history of the places we visited while teaching us about Buddhism. It was an enlightening journey to get a glimpse of Chiang Mai's temple scene. It was a very productive and memorable morning for me.

James (our tour guide) is awesome! Really enjoyed and learned a lot from this tour! Hats off to James — even if it was raining and he got wet, he made sure not to skip anything and that we still have a great time! Really recommend this tour + James as guide! ❤️

It was very good. The guide explained things diligently. I was the only person who booked, so I felt sorry and grateful that I got to ride in a big car alone. I think the guide said they had been working for about 3 months, but I don't remember their name. The way down was a bit rough and foggy, so it was a little scary. After it was over, they dropped me off at a market near the hotel.

We visited 2 temples and 1 village where you can buy some local products. The walk and climb are all worth it. The tourist spots are beautiful and has rich history.

unluckily didnt get to see the sunrise cos of the overcast but the other things were all well managed. dont go for a sunrise tour during the rainy season.