Wat Chedi Luang tours

The tour guide's enthusiastic explanations, while also taking into account our explanation and itinerary needs, both young and old, made us have a good impression on our first trip to Chiang Mai!

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. =)

Vincent was a good tour guide as he was really explaining about the histories of the temples, he answered our questions too. It was a nice experience being on Tuktuk tour like you are a local. 3 temples + Tha Pae Gate + Monument and then Warorot Market to buy some goods. Definitely worth a try!

What made this tour truly special was our guide, E. He gave us a personal and insightful overview of Thai culture and Buddhism, sharing detailed stories and curiosities about each site we visited. His passion and knowledge brought everything to life, making the experience unforgettable. I’ve never met such kind and gentle people, highly recommended!

The tour guide was very friendly, explained in detail, and answered my questions as much as possible. It was a great experience and itinerary.

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.

A very luxurious tuk-tuk came haha Both the guide and the driver were so kind- Since we have kids, they moved according to their condition- Even at the market, they said we didn't have much to buy, so they didn't move even more haha. I moved comfortably because he gave it to me. Highly recommended!

We took the 1 day chiang rai tour. Start off with the hot spring (frankly nothing special, the area is not well maintained & super rundown, I suggest to skip). Then we reached white temple (everyone asked me to come!!) And the amount of visitors are massive.. so it is not easy to get a good angle of nice photos if that's your intention.. you will surely be disappointed.. however is felt is a superb place to have a look a the intrinsic character and the meticulous craft that was put into the making.. some parts looked a little scary but, is an experience. Then we went to singha park for lunch & the ambience is great, food is good and not expensive but the service is top notch. After lunch we went to long neck Karen and again, i believe it is a dying tribe as the world advance further. We get the chance to understand the culture, their way of life and how they make a living as a aboriginal. Again, another interesting chapter in one of my book of life. The last stop was to blue temple and this has some similarities with the white temple since it was the creation of the disciple of the white temple's artist. Is kind of painful to travel 3 hours from chiang mai (1 way) for this tour. If you have time, it would be good to perhaps stay a night and move to another area heading up further.