Top Chiang Rai Night Tours

Discover the highlights of Chiang Rai after dark on this nimble small-group city tour. Instead of lumbering around in a crowded tour bus, take a trishaw around the city streets, passing by lit-up landmarks including the King Mengrai Monument. Enjoy dinner and a show at an outdoor theater, too; savor the flavors of Thai cuisine, not to mention the music and choreography of traditional Thai dance.

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See the highlights of Chiang Rai and the surrounding area with a local guide on this small-group tour. You'll visit the famous Wat Rong Khun, sometimes referred as the "white temple" as well as the blue-hued, off-the-beaten-path Wat Rong Seur Ten, Black House Museum and visit a traditional Karen Hill Tribe Village, you'll also spend time at a Tea Plantation, and see the Golden Triangle and House of Opium. Read more about - Sightseeing Join Tour Chiang Rai / PICK UP ONLY IN CHIANG RAI.

Head off the beaten path to explore Chiang Rai by night on this small-group tour. Check off the city's cultural and historical gems, including Wat Phra Kaew and the King Meng Rai Monument, while your guide provides context and local insight you won't find in guidebooks. Browse produce at Chiang Rai Night Bazaar, and dine on a traditional Thai dinner. Finally, enjoy a lively cultural show, featuring traditional music and dance—perfect for travelers keen to immerse themself in the heritage of the city.

Join this small group tour and visit both Chiang Rai city and some of its beautiful temples in one tour. Your guide will take you through the main city streets, and to some lesser known ones, too. You’ll visit a few temples, learn about their significance and history, and have plenty of time to ask your guide questions about the culture, too.