Passeios por Warorot Market

The tour is quite adventurous and relaxing at the same time. Biking around 12-15km and exploring the unknown spots inside and outside of the old city wall. Visiting the Silver Temple and the canal is the highlight. The guide is supportive. Lunch is delicious. Definitely recommend!

Visiting temples is a must when you come to the slow-paced city of Chiang Mai! Our tour guide, Ms. Immy, was very lovely and could communicate with us in English! The tour included three temples, and the guide introduced us to the culture and origins of each temple. Please note that women cannot enter some smaller temples next to the main temples, but all main temples are accessible. Afterwards, she took us to a local traditional market. The weather in April was very hot, so Immy first took us to buy Thailand's famous Thai milk tea. Once inside the market, you can tell the guide what you want to buy, and she will take you to purchase it. The prices in the market are also very cheap, so you can buy souvenirs there. Finally, the guide also treated us to some local specialty snacks. It was a great trip!

Our driver, Mr. Nat, is professional and took great care of us. He always arrived an hour early before our departure time and greeted us with a big smile on his face. :)

Thanks to Director Sun's detailed explanations, we were able to learn about the history and culture of Chiang Mai's important temples and historical sites. He also took great care of the group members and helped with photos. This activity is definitely worth experiencing.

The tour guide's enthusiastic explanations, while also accommodating our group's needs with both elderly and young members regarding explanations and itinerary, left us with a wonderful first impression of our trip to Chiang Mai!

Consider it transportation, not a tour. The driver was on time, drove smoothly, and let us know when to meet back at the van. We loved checking out the Elephant Poo Paper Park (not smelly at all, haha) and the Sticky Waterfall was so cool! The waterfall closed at 4:30 PM, though, so we were rushed by the park rangers near the end. Overall, it was worth it to not worry about transportation.

Great way to spend a couple of hours that doesn’t require more walking. It was a nice pace along the river and the breeze was welcomed in the heat of the day. The little farm was interesting but it wasn’t really a tour as such as there wasn’t much talking or explaining of things. We bought the package that included lunch and it was delicious and well presented and the ice cream at the end really topped it off.

The guides were amazing, and I felt very safe under their care while cycling throughout the city. They also shared quite a bit of the history and secrets of Chiang Mai. I definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Chiang Mai for the first time.