Wat Phra That Doi Suthep tours

We went to Doi Suthep night tour.We went to Wat Umang and Doi Suthep.Da-da our tour guide was very jolly,playful and informative.Our pick up was on time and the journey was smooth.She was attentive and explained the history of each temples to us in detail.

I booked for 3 days and our driver was amazing although he didn’t speak English but he tried his best to communicate with us and he was helpful too. The itinerary was flexible as we can either make our own or you can let them suggest for you. If you wanna go to Mae Kampong, you gotta pay for another pickup truck to take you there. Overall, great service!!

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.

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 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

Tour guide Huang was very attentive in explaining the history of Doi Suthep Temple and Chiang Mai University to enhance his knowledge. The top floor of the temple offers a distant view of Chiang Mai, and many tourists take photos. The university has beautiful scenery, and there are many places for shopping. Since it is close to the Loy Krathong Festival, there are many places for shopping on campus.

great, small group size of 10 people in total. Very friendly tour guide that will help you with photo taking. Even lend a herbal smell sniffer to my sis who was suffering from motion sickness. They will stop by the 7-11 for you to buy some snacks before going up to Doi Suithep too. Recommended