At the Mae Khachan Hot Springs, guests can expect to see hot water geysers, and seating areas so you can bathe your feet in the hot water. You can also buy baskets of chicken or quail eggs to boil!

Wat Rong Khun, better known as “the White Temple” is one of the most recognizable temples in Thailand. It's a unique temple that stands out through the white color and the use of pieces of glass in the plaster, sparkling in the sun. The white color signifies the purity of the Buddha, while the glass symbolizes the Buddha’s wisdom and the Dhamma, the Buddhist teachings

Enjoy the view point where the Mekong River joins Thailand, Laos and Myanmar.Snap some photos of the huge golden Budhha by the Mekong riverside and then drive to the ancient Chiang Sean town

The Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten) is the newest temple on the scene in Chiang Rai. Located just a few kilometers from Chiang Rai city in the district of Rimkok, it was completed in 2016. The Blue Temple is smaller than its counterparts – the White temple and Black House. Nevertheless it’s just as striking, painted in an eye-catching blue with overlays of gold embellishments. The centerpiece inside the great hall, is a huge statue of a White Buddha in sitting position surrounded by contemporary Buddhist art in a modern style.

The Karen tribe, which is unofficially called the Long Neck tribe, came to Thailand from Burma, when escaping war and violence in their country. They are world famous for their women, who wear golden rings around their necks. From the time when they are 5 to their 21st birthday, each year one ring is added to their collection. At the end, their necks get so long that these women are often called “dragon ladies”, or just “long necks”. According to Karen people, the longer the neck the more beautiful the woman who wears them is.