Full Day Group Tour in Chiang Rai

Firt stop at: Wat Rong Khun (white temple)is a temple built by a Thai artist named Ajarn Chalermchai. It is a world heritage site certified by UNESCO. The only one in the world is the most beautiful temple of contemporary Buddhist art. When we look at the temple, it is like entering another world, heaven on earth if you want to experience it. You have to come and see for yourself. Duration: 50 minutes

second stop at: Wat Rong Suea Ten or Blue Temple, The Wat Rong Suea Ten or Blue Temple is beautiful temple with a distinctive identity. Created by Ajarn Puttha Krabkaew or Sala Nok, an artist from Chiang Rai. He is a student of Master Chalermchai Kositpipat. It was created using blue and gold as the main features and is very eye-catching and has a pair of elegant Nagas. this blue wonder were once the disciples of the builder of the White Temples Duration: 30 minutes

Third stop at: Baan Dam (Black House) Baan Dam was built by an important artist in Thai painting who stands out in the world of international art with determination and stability in creating art that is unique. He is an intellectual who brings the philosophy of Buddhist art to create. Duration: 50 minutes

Fourth stop at: union of long neck Karen hill tribe village Union of long neck Karen hill tribe village Long neck Karen is Karen tribe. They call themselves pa daung. It is believed that originally, they Came from Yunnan province, central China. Later in 1000 AD according to the history migrated to salaween River Basin in Myanmar.In1995, there were approximately 25000 pa daung. Living in Myanmar. They mainly live traditional agricultural activities. Duration: 35 minutes

Fifth stop at: Choui Fong tea plantation The Choui Fong ideal climate and soil permit the cultivation of excellent teas. Harvesting and processing of tea leaves are performed using proven, world-class best practices – starting with carefully handpicked leaves through to blending by our specialists. The combination of nature's gifts and our tireless efforts guarantee that consumers will enjoy tea of the highest quality, one that is rich in taste and aroma with a pleasant, lasting aftertaste. Duration: 30 minutes

sixth stop at: Golden Triangle Golden Triangle is the name given to the region at the confluence of the Ruak and Mae khong Rivers in Myanmar, Thailand and Laos border where opium poppy is grown and processed into heroin. The significance of the Golden Triangle as a supplier to the global heroin market has dropped significantly as a result of drug production in Afghanistan. The Golden Triangle is synonymous with opium, heroin, and drug trafficking in Southeast Asia. The term dates back to 1971. It goes back partly to the geometric shape of the triangle-forming countries Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and Laos, on the other probably on the gold, with the Chinese traders initially paid the opium Duration: 40minutes

seventh stop at: opium museum opium museum The museum was founded by Patcharee Srimatyakul in 1990. Born in the area, Patcharee had a passion for collecting opium paraphernalia and memorabilia. When she noticed the at opium items. Opium museum to display opium artifacts and combine the interesting stories of opium in the Golden Triangle with information Duration: 40minutes