Top Chiang Rai Bus Tours

Go sightseeing in Northern Thailand on a full-day tour that makes visiting the rural highlights of the Golden Triangle a breeze. Go beyond the usual tourist hot spots as you see a side of the region that most visitors miss. Travel seamlessly between the 14th-century Wat Pa Sak Ngarm and riverside Wat Pa Sak Ngarm, and enjoy a boat ride on the Mae Khong River.

The idea of this trip is to visit Wat Phra Kaew where the Emerald Buddha image was once enshrined, Blue Temple (Rong Sued Ten Temple); designed by the local Chiang Rai artist. Continue to visit Wat Rong Khun (White’s Temple), the unique northern Art temple.

Soar above Chiang Rai's picturesque landscapes on a captivating small-group hot-air balloon flight. This aerial adventure is perfect for travelers who want to discover the city from a unique vantage point. Whether you choose the sunrise or sunset tour, you enjoy a front-row seat to spectacular views of Chiang Rai's countryside and (depending on the launch location) historical landmarks. Top off the experience with a light meal, refreshments, and champagne toast.

Set off on a 2-day, 1-night trek through the stunning primary mountain jungle, where every step reveals the rich flora and fauna of the region. Your adventure kicks off with a morning pickup followed by a trek to the charming Lesu village, where you'll enjoy a delicious local lunch. Armed with a traditional machete, learn essential survival skills as you make bamboo cups and chopsticks. Refresh in a beautiful waterfall and experience the unique culture of the Akha and Lahu villages. The trek culminates at Pasoet Hot Spring, inviting you to unwind in its soothing waters before heading back to Chiang Rai.

Get ready for an amazing tour starts with your tour guide picking you up from your place of residence to give you a comfortable ride to the temples. The White Temple and the Black House in Chiang Rai are two totally different buildings. The first, in the south , and looks like out of a fairy tale. Wat Rong Khun: The White Temple is like a mirror, the temple is reflected in a pond . The temple's white color symbolizes Buddha's purity; its glittering mirrors signifies the teachings of the Buddha to reflect kindness on to others. The Black House in the north , is the headquarters of the devil himself. The Black House, or “Baan Dam” in Thai, is one of the strangest and most interesting landmarks in Northern Thailand. There's nothing else like it, making it a true must see for anyone on a tour of Chiang Rai. Often referred to as the “Black Temple”, this building is not really a temple at all Is Black Temple a raid?Black Temple Raid