Take a journey up north, where you’ll meet the Tai Lue people at Baan Luangnuea village. Southern Chinese immigrants arrived here around 700 years ago, and still today, their undiluted culture, especially food remains fascinating.Today, the village is a mix of modern beauty blended with ancient tradition. Guests will arrive at a family-owned community learning center where they will learn the history of the Tai Lue people, ancient local houses and traditional weaving

“Downtown Doi Saket”, located in the subdistrict (tambon) of Choeng Doi, is home to a great fresh market open every day where you can buy fresh vegetables, fruit, meat, fish, and much more.

Doi Saket temple is a Buddhist temple located about 30 kilometers outside of Chiang Mai.The paintings on the walls of the Vihan, the entrance to the temple, and the statues all truly reflect the long, glorious and vibrating culture and history. The most prominent feature of the Doi Saket Temple is the giant golden sitting Buddha, visible from the road leading to the temple.