Family Package 8 Days 7 Nights

Upon your arrival at Chiang Mai Airport, our staff will warmly welcome you and assist with your transfer to the hotel, allowing you and your family to relax at your leisure before embarking on your evening exploration of Chiang Mai.

The first day of your family trip begins with a pick-up from your hotel in Chiang Mai. Excitement fills the air as you head to the jetty, where a wonderful cruise along the Ping River awaits you. The Ping River has been a lifeline for Chiang Mai since ancient times, providing sustenance and nourishment to the land and its people. The cruise offers you panoramic views of both sides of the river, allowing you to immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the surrounding landscape. You witness the daily life of the Riverside community, observing villagers engaged in various activities that revolve around their dependence on the river for their livelihoods. Your first stop is at “Baan Chao Na,” where you get to experience the charming atmosphere of ancient riverside houses. These houses showcase the traditional way of life of farmers and the Riverside community, giving you a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. As you explore further, you come across local vegetable and herb plots, farming equipment, rice milling processes, and vegetable cultivation practices free from harmful chemicals. This insight into traditional agricultural practices allows you to appreciate the sustainable methods employed by the locals to cultivate their crops. With the day filled with enriching experiences, you return to Chiang Mai, where you’ll stay overnight. The serene beauty of the Ping River, the vibrant Riverside community, and the cultural heritage you’ve encountered today set the stage for a memorable family adventure in Northern Thailand. Tomorrow, you’ll continue your journey, eager for more discoveries and shared experiences with your loved ones.

On the second day of your family trip in Chiang Mai, you embark on a journey to explore some of the city’s most significant and beautiful landmarks. Your first stop is Wat Phra That Doi Suthep Temple, which is located on Doi Suthep Mountain. Wat Phra That Doi Suthep Temple is an iconic symbol of Chiang Mai and one of the most sacred sites in Northern Thailand. Legend has it that the temple was founded in 1383 with the intention of enshrining a relic of the Lord Buddha. Today, it remains an essential pilgrimage site for both locals and visitors seeking blessings and tranquility. To reach Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, visitors can embark on a scenic journey that involves ascending a 306-step staircase flanked by magnificent serpents. For those preferring a less strenuous option, a funicular railway is available, offering a comfortable and picturesque ride to the temple complex. The temple’s architecture combines elements of Lanna and traditional Thai styles, featuring intricate golden decorations, ornate wooden carvings, and striking pagodas. The main attraction is the chedi (stupa) that houses the revered relic, said to possess great spiritual power. The temple’s vantage point also offers breathtaking panoramic views of Chiang Mai city and the surrounding countryside.

Next, you will visit Phra Tamnak Bhubing Rajanives Palace, a charming Thai-style palace surrounded by lush gardens, streams, ponds, and flowers of various colors and scents. The palace is famous for its blooming roses, which come in an incredible array of variants and colors. During the cold season, the palace becomes a paradise garden adorned with the beauty and fragrance of the roses. Continuing your journey, you visit Doi Pui Village, a Hmong hill tribe village situated in the Doi Suthep Pui National Park area. The village boasts picturesque landscapes, including pine forests, vegetable and fruit plots cultivated by the villagers, and during winter, the mountains come alive with the vibrant pink blossoms of the Himalayan cherry trees. The village also offers a viewpoint from where you can marvel at the intricate beauty of the surrounding mountains.

Continue your adventure to Doi Pui Village, home to the Hmong hill tribe, situated within the Doi Suthep Pui National Park at an altitude of 1,658 meters. This village offers a unique glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the Hmong people, who have maintained their cultural heritage despite modern influences. The village is surrounded by a captivating panorama of tall trees, pine forests, and the locals’ vegetable, fruit, and winter flower gardens. The winter months between December and January are particularly enchanting, as the mountains are adorned with the blooming wild pink Himalayan cherry blossoms, a mesmerizing spectacle that attracts visitors from near and far. The village also offers a viewpoint where tourists can marvel at the intricate arrangement of the mountains in the distance. Visitors can engage with the local community, learn about their customs, try traditional Hmong clothing, and purchase handmade crafts, making for an enriching cultural experience.

After visiting the Hmong village, your journey continues with a visit to Wat Chedi Luang Worawihan, a magnificent temple nestled in the heart of Chiang Mai. As one of the largest and oldest temples in the province, it holds immense cultural and historical significance. At its core lies a grand pagoda, a towering structure that once stood even taller before the upper portion was damaged in a devastating earthquake in 1545. Despite this, the pagoda remains an enduring emblem of Lanna heritage and architectural ingenuity. The temple, also known by its historical names Rajakudakan and Chotikaram, was originally constructed during the reign of King Prachao Sanmuangma of the Mongrai dynasty around 1391. Over the centuries, restoration efforts during different periods have contributed to its present form, with the pagoda now measuring an impressive 60 meters on each side. This makes it one of the most significant and iconic landmarks in Chiang Mai, drawing countless visitors who seek to admire its grandeur and rich history. Wrap up your day with another relaxing night in the charming city of Chiang Mai, reminiscing about your memorable journey exploring the cultural and spiritual gems of this city.

On the third day of your family trip, you leave Chiang Mai behind and head to Mae Rim District for a day filled with nature and adventure. Your first stop is the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden, a haven for plant enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The garden is dedicated to conserving and gathering a wide variety of plants, categorized according to their genus, and grown in a way that closely mimics their natural habitat. As you stroll through the garden, you are greeted by a stunning display of plants from all around the world. The colors, scents, and textures of the flora create a mesmerizing tapestry that showcases the wonders of nature’s diversity. To add to the excitement, you embark on the Sky Walk, a canopy walkway that stretches over 400 meters and stands over 20 meters high. Walking on the Sky Walk, you get a unique perspective of the forest and its inhabitants below, and some sections of the walkway even feature clear glass flooring for an adrenaline-pumping experience.

After immersing yourself in the tranquil beauty of the botanical garden, the adventure continues as you head to the Phoenix Adventure Park. Nestled high among the treetops, this park offers a thrilling array of challenges and activities designed to excite and delight the whole family. Whether you’re gliding through the air on a zip-line, navigating the monkey bridge over a picturesque waterfall, or tackling any of the other exhilarating courses, every moment at Phoenix Adventure Park promises to push the boundaries of your fun and excitement. The park boasts a diverse range of activities, ensuring that every visitor can find an adventure that matches their thrill-seeking level. From adrenaline-pumping aerial challenges to more gentle treetop strolls, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Safety is paramount at Phoenix Adventure Park, with all activities conducted under the strictest safety protocols. State-of-the-art safety systems, imported from abroad, guarantee that your adventure is not only fun but also safe and secure. So, prepare yourself for an unforgettable day of adventure and excitement at Phoenix Adventure Park, where the treetops become your playground and every moment is a new opportunity to create lasting memories with your loved ones.

After an adventurous day, you head to Pai district, driving along the historical World War II road. The winding road offers breathtaking views of the beautiful mountains as you descend into the charming town of Pai. In the evening, you have the opportunity to explore the local lifestyle on Pai’s lively walking street. The street comes alive with a vibrant atmosphere, and you can stroll along the lanes lined with shops offering handmade products, clothing, jewelry, baskets, and various souvenirs. The walking street also offers a delightful culinary experience, with numerous international and Thai restaurants where you can indulge in delicious local dishes. The walking street remains open for pedestrians from 5 pm until midnight, making it the perfect place to immerse yourself in Pai’s vibrant culture. As the day comes to an end, you retire to your accommodation in Pai, where you’ll stay overnight. The adventures and cultural experiences of the day have surely brought joy and excitement to your family, creating cherished memories of your time in Northern Thailand. Tomorrow, the journey continues as you explore more hidden gems of this captivating region.

On the fourth day of your family trip in Pai, you set out to explore the unique cultural sites and natural wonders of the area. Your first stop is Santichon village, a fascinating community belonging to the Yunnan Chinese people who settled here many years ago. The village still preserves its original Yunnan Chinese style, including traditional houses, decorations, and a way of life that remains unchanged. As you wander through the village, you get a glimpse of the rich Yunnan culture and traditions that have been passed down through generations. Close to Santichon village, you visit the Yun Lai viewpoint, offering breathtaking views of Pai city surrounded by paddy fields and a rugged mountain range. The viewpoint is especially enchanting during sunrise and sunset when the landscape is painted in beautiful hues, and a sea of mist blankets the area, creating a mesmerizing scene.

Your journey continues to visit Wat Phra That Mae Yen temple, an enchanting site perched atop a high hill in Mae Yen village. This sacred temple is both a spiritual haven and a vantage point offering unparalleled views of Pai city. As you make your ascent, the journey itself becomes a meditative experience, accompanied by the sound of rustling leaves and the gentle whisper of the wind. Upon reaching the top, you’ll be greeted by a breathtaking panoramic vista. The sweeping scenic beauty stretches far and wide, painting a serene landscape of lush greenery. The most captivating moments here are the stunning sunrise and sunset scenes. As dawn breaks, the mountain ranges are bathed in a golden glow, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. In the evening, the sky transforms into hues of orange, pink, and purple, making it a perfect spot for reflection and appreciation of nature’s artistry. The temple itself is an impressive structure, boasting traditional Thai architecture with intricate carvings. The large white Buddha statue overlooking the valley symbolizes peace and tranquility, offering solace and a sense of calm to all who visit.

From Wat Phra That Mae Yen temple, travel to the Memorial Bridge, a poignant reminder of the Second World War and Japan’s presence in Thailand. Though replaced by a modern bridge, this historic structure endures as a symbol of the past. Walking along the bridge transports you back to an era of great tumult and change. The Memorial Bridge stands as a testament to the resilience and strength of those who lived through the war. It is a place where you can pay tribute to the past, reflect on sacrifices made, and honor the memories of those who crossed it during wartime. More than just a historical site, it is a place of contemplation and remembrance. The stories of bravery and perseverance are etched into its very structure, fostering a profound connection to history. The surrounding area, with its peaceful ambiance and scenic views, further enhances the contemplative mood, making it perfect for quiet reflection. While visiting Pai District, the Memorial Bridge serves as a poignant reminder of the town’s historical significance and the enduring spirit of its people.
Lunch at the restaurant.

After reflecting on the past at the Memorial Bridge, continue your journey to explore Pai Canyon, also known as Kong Lan, an awe-inspiring natural wonder formed by centuries of soil subsidence and erosion caused by wind and rain. As you approach, the landscape transforms into a dramatic tableau of deep trenches, towering cliff-like formations, and long, winding ridge-like structures that stretch across an expansive area of over 3 acres. The surrounding mixed deciduous forest adds a lush tapestry of greenery, enhancing the scenic beauty of Pai Canyon. The narrow and steep trails beckon adventurous explorers to navigate along the ridges, providing stunning panoramic views of the villages and farms below, set against the picturesque backdrop of majestic mountains. As you hike these trails, the sense of adventure is palpable, with every turn revealing a new perspective of the natural splendor that surrounds you.

Before the end of the day, travel to the Merit Bridge, also known as Khokuso. This remarkable winding bamboo bridge, constructed by villagers with great care and devotion, serves both practical and spiritual purposes. It connects Pambok village and Huai Khai Khiri Temple, facilitating the monks’ morning alms round without disturbing the villagers’ agricultural activities. For both tourists and locals, the bridge offers a serene and picturesque path to make merit while soaking in the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding forest, mountains, and rice fields. As you walk across, you can feel a profound sense of connection to the local community and their spiritual practices. The gentle sway of the bamboo underfoot, the rustle of leaves in the breeze, and the distant chants of monks create a tranquil and meditative atmosphere. This journey across the Merit Bridge is more than just a physical crossing; it’s a passage into the heart of local culture and traditions. Today’s adventure will leave you with unforgettable memories and a deep appreciation for Pai’s cultural heritage and natural wonders. After a day filled with cultural exploration and enjoying Pai’s natural beauty, you return to your accommodation for another night in this enchanting town. Tomorrow, you’ll continue your journey to uncover more treasures and adventures in Northern Thailand.

On the fifth day of your family trip, you continue your adventure with visits to breathtaking viewpoints, ancient caves, and an authentic hill tribe village. Your first destination is Doi Kiew Lom Viewpoint, a scenic spot nestled between Pang Mapha and Pai districts. This stunning vantage point offers a mesmerizing panorama that changes with the seasons and the time of day. In the early morning, you can witness the awe-inspiring sunrise as the first rays of sunlight illuminate the horizon. A sea of mist blankets the valleys below, creating a truly magical scene. As the day progresses, the fog gradually dissipates, revealing a stunning vista of intricately lined mountains stretching as far as the eye can see. In the evening, the setting sun casts a warm, golden glow on the distant clouds, painting the sky with vibrant hues. The interplay of light and shadow creates a breathtaking spectacle that is sure to leave you mesmerized. Beyond the stunning views, Doi Kiew Lom Viewpoint is adorned with a variety of colorful flowers that bloom throughout the year. This natural beauty, combined with the panoramic vistas, makes it a must-visit destination for nature lovers.

Next, you head to Tham Lod Cave, a significant archaeological site. This impressive cave is traversed by a stream known as the Lang, which flows continuously from one end of the cave to the other. The stream has carved out an intricate underground system adorned with impressive stalactites and stalagmites, creating a mesmerizing display of natural artistry. Tham Lod Cave is also a historical treasure trove, containing ancient tools and utensils believed to date back over 2,000 years. These artifacts offer a fascinating glimpse into the early human history of the region, making it a significant site for archaeologists and history buffs. Exploring Tham Lod Cave provides an opportunity to delve into both the natural and historical wonders of the area. For those seeking adventure, the cave offers the unique experience of bamboo rafting along the serene waters of the Lang stream. As you float quietly through the cave, the cool, damp air and the echoing sounds of water dripping from the stalactites create an atmosphere of mystery and wonder. This tranquil journey allows you to fully immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring surroundings of the cave. In addition to the bamboo rafting experience, Tham Lod Cave also invites visitors to engage in short trekking excursions around its perimeter. These treks offer a chance to witness the captivating landscapes that surround this subterranean gem. The trails wind through lush greenery and rugged terrain, providing a refreshing outdoor experience and further enhancing the natural allure of the cave.

Continue your journey by visiting Ban Ja Bo Village, home to the Lahu hill tribe. Originally from Tibet, the Lahu people migrated to southwest China before gradually moving to northeast Myanmar and eventually populating the northern region of Thailand hundreds of years ago. The village is situated on a ridge surrounded by stunning mountain scenery. The Lahu prefer building their villages on high land and lead a simple way of life. Agriculture, including rice farming and corn planting, is their main occupation, and they are known for their hunting skills. The Lahu are friendly and welcoming to foreign tourists, making your visit to their village a heartwarming experience. After immersing yourself in the rich culture of the Lahu tribe, continue your journey to Mae Hong Son. Upon arriving in Mae Hong Son, transfer to your hotel and stay overnight. The day’s adventures have offered a mix of natural beauty, archaeological wonders, and cultural encounters, leaving you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. Tomorrow, your exploration of Mae Hong Son continues as you uncover more hidden gems in this captivating province.

On the sixth day of your family trip in Mae Hong Son, you continue your exploration of the region’s temples, natural wonders, and charming villages. Your first stop is Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu temple. Perched atop Kong Mu Mountain, this sacred temple offers breathtaking views of the tranquil town below, surrounded by rolling hills and lush valleys. The complex features two historic pagodas: one built in 1860 by Chong Thong Su a Shan merchant, and the other in 1874 by Phraya Singhanatracha the first ruler of Mae Hong Son, each enriching the site’s cultural and spiritual significance. From this serene hilltop sanctuary, immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere and pay homage to revered Buddha images. Next, explore the twin temples of Wat Chong Kham and Wat Chong Klang, set beside a tranquil swamp. Showcasing exquisite Burmese-style architecture, these temples are home to the revered Buddha image Luang Paw To. Wat Chong Klang stands out for its intricate Burmese wooden carvings and vivid glass paintings, which depict scenes from Buddhist history and mythology, offering a window into the region’s rich cultural heritage.

After admiring Mae Hong Son’s stunning Burmese-style temples, venture to the Su Tong Pe Bridge, Thailand’s longest bamboo bridge. Stretching over 500 meters, it connects Suan Tham Phusama Temple with Kung Mai Sak village. This locally crafted bamboo marvel offers panoramic views of rice paddies and serene canals, reflecting the ingenuity of local artisans. The bridge is particularly enchanting during the rainy season, when golden rice fields, lush greenery, and distant mountains create a breathtaking backdrop. Farmers working in the fields add a touch of rural charm, while the gentle sway of bamboo and rustling leaves create a tranquil ambiance. Each season brings its own beauty: earthy tones in the dry season and shimmering golden fields under clear skies in winter. No matter the time of year, the Su Tong Pe Bridge promises a unique and unforgettable experience.

The leisurely walk on Su Tong Pe Bridge has come to an end, continue your journey to the charming village of Ban Rak Thai. Nestled amidst stunning mountain scenery, this picturesque settlement reflects its rich Yunnanese heritage, brought by former members of the Chinese Nationalist 93rd Division who fled to this remote area in the 20th century. Their cultural traditions and culinary expertise have shaped the village’s identity, creating a unique cultural enclave. Ban Rak Thai’s idyllic setting, with serene lakes, vibrant foliage, and misty mountains, offers a truly magical atmosphere. Stroll through narrow lanes lined with traditional Yunnanese architecture, adorned with intricate carvings and colorful details. The daily rhythms of village life blend ancient traditions with modern touches, offering a glimpse into this cultural haven. A highlight of your visit is indulging in authentic Yunnanese cuisine. Renowned for its premium Chinese tea, the village invites you to savor a cup of this aromatic brew alongside other traditional delicacies, completing your immersion in its rich heritage.

From the charming Yunnanese village of Ban Rak Thai, your journey continues to the serene Shan village of Baan Ruam Thai, affectionately known as Pang Oung. Nestled amidst a rugged mountain range, this idyllic village has earned the moniker “Switzerland of Thailand” due to its breathtaking reservoir and picturesque landscape. The reservoir, a shimmering jewel set against the backdrop of pine-clad mountains, is a major draw for visitors. In the early mornings, a captivating fog often shrouds the water, creating a mystical and ethereal atmosphere. The cool, crisp climate throughout the year makes Pang Oung an ideal escape for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. As you wander through the village, you’ll be greeted by the fresh mountain air and the serene ambiance that permeates the surroundings. The colorful winter flowers that adorn the landscape add a vibrant touch to the picturesque scenery. Whether you’re exploring the winding paths, admiring the stunning reservoir views, or simply relaxing in a cozy café, Pang Oung offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. After a day filled with cultural encounters, natural splendor, and picturesque villages, you return to your accommodation for another night in Mae Hong Son. Tomorrow, your journey will continue with more exciting discoveries and memorable experiences in this enchanting regions.

On the seventh day of your family trip, you leave Mae Hong Son and head to the renowned Doi Inthanon National Park. The journey takes you through winding roads, providing breathtaking views of the beautiful mountains and landscapes. As you arrive at Doi Inthanon, you’ll be captivated by the majesty of the highest peak in Thailand, standing at an impressive altitude of 2,565 meters above sea level. Doi Inthanon is a part of the Thanon Thongchai Mountain range, which stretches across several countries, including Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar, and boasts a diverse and abundant range of climates and forests. The park offers an array of experiences, from exploring rain forests to pine forests and mixed forests at different heights. At the peak, you’ll be rewarded with stunning panoramic views, making it a must-visit destination for travelers from all over the world who are drawn to the cool weather, beautiful scenery, and abundant forest.

Next, visit the Twin Royal Pagodas, Napamethanidol and Napapolpumisiri, perched atop a high hill in Doi Inthanon National Park. Phra Mahathat Napamethanidol was built to honor and pay homage to Phra Bat Somdet Phra Paraminthra Maha Bhumibol Adulyadej Rama IX during the auspicious celebration of His Majesty the King’s 5th cycle birthday in 1987. Similarly, Phra Mahathat Naphaphonphumisiri was constructed as an offering to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit during the celebrations of Her Majesty the Queen’s 5th cycle birthday in 1992. The pagodas are surrounded by beautifully landscaped winter flower gardens and a variety of plants, offering a serene and picturesque atmosphere. The cool weather throughout the year contributes to the charm of this place, making it one of the most stunning viewpoints in Chiang Mai.

After enjoying the view from the Twin Royal Pagodas, your exploration of Doi Inthanon National Park continues. Your family will be amazed by the beauty of Wachiratharn Waterfall, one of Thailand’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders. Nestled in the heart of Doi Inthanon National Park, this 70-meter-high cascade offers a mesmerizing spectacle that never fails to enchant its visitors. The waterfall flows robustly year-round, ensuring a dazzling display no matter when you visit. During the rainy season, the scene becomes even more magical, with vibrant rainbows frequently arching across the mist-filled air, adding a fairytale-like quality to the setting. The water tumbles dramatically down the rugged cliff, generating a refreshing mist that cools the surrounding air—a perfect retreat on warm days. The ambiance around Wachiratharn Waterfall is both serene and invigorating, enhanced by the lush green forest that envelops it. Towering trees, vibrant ferns, and a diverse array of tropical plants form a living tapestry of natural beauty, making it a truly enchanting destination.

Your exploration of the park continues with a visit to the Royal Agricultural Station Inthanon. This research station plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable agriculture and supporting local communities. The station focuses on cultivating a wide variety of plants, including flowers, vegetables, and fruits, many of which are adapted to the region’s unique climate and soil conditions. By conducting research and developing innovative farming techniques, the station helps farmers increase their yields and improve their livelihoods. Additionally, the station offers educational programs and workshops to teach farmers about sustainable practices, such as organic farming and water conservation. The station’s efforts contribute to the preservation of the region’s natural resources and the well-being of its people. The Royal Agricultural Station Inthanon is a fascinating place to learn about the challenges and opportunities of farming in a mountainous region. Visitors can see a variety of crops being grown, as well as learn about the research being conducted to improve agricultural practices. After your visit to the Royal Agricultural Station Inthanon, you’ll continue your journey back to Chiang Mai. Upon arriving in the city, you’ll be transferred to your hotel for your last overnight stay. Take this time to relax and reflect on the wonderful memories made during your adventurous and enriching family trip.

Your journey in northern Thailand has come to an end; it is now time to bid farewell. Our team will transfer you and your family to Chiang Mai Airport for a safe journey home, and this is the end of our services.