Top Chiang Rai Bus Tours

A visit to the Akha and Yao tribes allows visitors to sample the lives of 2 of the most colorful minorities in the Kingdom. The people are rightly famous for their very exotic and beautiful costumes and can be seen in many towns in Thailand selling their unique handicrafts. Akha people are usually of small stature, with dark skin and fine, delicate features. Despite their typical poverty, they have a resolute spirit and a great sense of humor. Their villages are widely scattered throughout the northeastern part of northern Thailand, with concentrations around Nan, Phayao and Chiang Rai. Carry on to Chiang Saen, a small crossroads town where The Mekong River borders the north end of the district, forming the boundary with Laos. Explore the city ruins and witness the panoramic view of the Golden Triangle. Last stop is Mae Sai, the northernmost town of Thailand, where visitors are given the opportunity to explore the many local flea markets.

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.

Discover the best of Chiang Rai's jungle with us! Our guided tour is perfect for couples, families, and groups seeking to explore the area's natural beauty. Highlights include hiking from Pa Soert Hot Spring to the tea plantation, bamboo forests, farmland, rice fields, and visits to Lahu, Akha Village, China Village, and the second largest waterfall in Chiang Rai. Don't forget your swimming kit for a refreshing dip in the waterfall. Enjoy a delicious bamboo lunch with handmade tools for a unique dining experience. After the adventure, relax in the hot spring mineral water before returning to the hotel. The total walking distance is approximately 10-12 kilometers, taking about 5 hours to complete. Join us for an unforgettable journey through the Chiang Rai jungle!

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

An excursion on the Makhong River in Northern Laos. You will discover incredible natural landscapes and traditional local villages along the river. Our boats, made of rosewood, are strong and safe. The limited number of seats ensures a lot of space and comfort on board. Our experienced crew, cook, and English-speaking greeter will make your journey very unique and relaxing. We are excited to inform you about the luxury slow boat to Luang Prabang from Chiang Rai. Your luxury journey will commence from Huay Xai, Laos, and proceed to the enchanting destination of Luang Prabang. *The VIP boat excursion may not be precisely as it appears in the photo.