Mae Khachan Hot Spring is between Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. It is a favorite stop for travelers and an excellent family spot. It's a naturally occurring hot spring where geothermally heated groundwater surfaces, creating a unique, steamy atmosphere. The spring's hot water even boils eggs. With multiple shops and foot soak stations, the area has been extensively developed for tourism, promoting the therapeutic benefits of the mineral-rich hot spring water..

The White Temple (or Wat Rong Khun) is a unique art exhibit styled like a Buddhist temple. Its architecture blends traditional Thai elements with surrealism, offering a visually stunning spectacle. The temple is full of symbolism drawn from Buddhist and Hindu traditions as well as modern motifs. It combines religion, culture and modern interpretation, creating both visual and philosophical attraction..

The Golden Triangle is a region where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet. It is named for its historical role as a prolific opium-producing area, a trade that generated a lot of wealth, hence 'gold.' The region has transformed into a tourist destination with stunning landscapes and a unique view of the three country borders.

The House of Opium is a museum near the Golden Triangle, focusing on the history and impact of opium. Through various artifacts and informational displays, it provides insight into the opium trade that once dominated the region. The museum educates about the severe effects of opium addiction on individuals and communities. It delivers a powerful perspective on this illicit trade, supplementing the more comprehensive nearby Hall of Opium Museum