CHIANGRAI Day 1. Chiangmai / Chiangrai           Morning depart from Chiangmai hotel and you head off to Chiang Rai. On route you will visit Meakajan hot spring where guests can relax and have refreshments. Continuing on to Wat Rongkoon which is a fairy tale lovers delight, the white temple, designed and built by a Thai artist is now a major attraction of Thai and Tourists alike. Lunch is served at a local restaurant or buffet at the hotel. In the afternoon you take a Thai Long Tail Boat up the river passing local Thai villages and viewing mountain scenery to visit a Karen village. You see different hill tribes in this area. Dinner and Overnight in Chiangrai Hotel, where you can visit the night market in the evening. Day 2. Chiangrai / Doi Tung / Chiangmai           From Chiangrai you head off to visit Doi Tung where you visit the Kings mother’s palace and view the royal gardens. You are then off to the Measai River border of Mynmar (Burma) where you visit the tax-free market which sells a variety of goods including carvings and clothing. There is a beautiful view overlooking Burmese mountains, city, and temples. Then off to the Golden Triangle where you visit the Opium House at the legendary Maekong river which winds its path through China to theGolden triangle. Standing on Thai soil you will see Burma and Laos. Lunch is served at a restaurant. From the Golden Triangle you head off to the ancient city of Chiangsean by the local long tail boat, enjoy the scenery, This city is the original capital of the Lana kingdom, originating around around 1328, You can visit a multitude of sites including, ancient temples, stupas, ancient city wall and Chiangrai moat. Return to your hotel in Chiang Mai. Tour Include • Transportation van service • Admission fee as mentioned • Accommodation Twin sharing room with ABF and dinner at Resort or similar for 1 nights. • Meals 2 lunches, 1 Dinner • Personal expenses • English speaking guide MAE HONG SON Day 1. Chiangmai/ Maerim/ Pai           Depart Chiangmai to visit an Orchid Farm filled with thousands of gorgeous orchid blooms in a blaze of multi-colors. Then in a lush jungle area, watch elephants bathe after which a demonstration is held to show you how these splendid animals remove logs from the jungle. Continue the trip with a visit to a local market at Mae Malai. After lunch you proceed to a Lisu hilltribe village where you see the proud people wearing their brightly colored costumes. Continue on to Pai, passing fantastic natural scenery, emerald green forests, hills and deep valleys.           Dinner and overnight at Resort in Pai. Day 2. Chiangmai/Pangmapha/Mae Hong Son           After breakfast at the resort, leave for Tham Lod, the largest cave in Mae Hong Son and explore the wonders of the cave interior. Proceed on to Fish Cave, where thousands of fish, considered sacred, frolic in their natural habitat. Drive further on to Mae Hong Son, the land of mist. Have lunch at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, enjoy a refreshing boat trip along on the Pai river to visit the exotic Padong Long Neck Hilltribe who decorate their bodies and costume by wearing golden rings around their necks, arms, and legs. Have a dinner at a local restaurant and Overnight at the hotel in MaeHong Son. Day 3. Mae Hong Son / Chiangmai           After breakfast at the hotel, visit Myanmar style temples Wat Jongkam, Wat Hao Wieng and Wat Doi Kong Moo. A spectacular view of the town and the surrounding countryside can be seen from the Wat Doi Kong Moo temple. Lunch is served at a local restaurant. Tour Include • Transportation van service • Admission fee as mentioned • Accommodation Twin sharing room with ABF and dinner at Resort or similar for 2 nights. • Meals 3 lunches, 2 Dinners • Personal expenses • English speaking guide CHIANGMAI Day 1. Sightseeing Chiangmai           Pick up from major hotels in Chiang Mai. Visit Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai's most important and visible landmark, and overlook the city from its forest mountain backdrop. It is 3,520 feet above sea level.This Buddhist Temple is situated on top of the Eastern mountain in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, which is 262.5 Square km. in extent. The mountain has beautiful views overlooking Chiang Mai City 15 Km below. Leading up the mountain is a 306 step staircase to the temple. A naga (multi headed serpent) body on both sides of the staircase follows the staircase up the mountain. The multi head serpent head is at the base of the stairs. For those who need fast access to the temple there is an elevator. The mountains high altitude ensures the weather on the upper slopes is cool and pleasant all year round. On a clear day, there are incomparable views over the city of Chiang Mai from the temple grounds. You continue to visit the Royal Majesty Phu Ping palace 1,200 m above sea level situated in a sea of beautiful scented flowers.<Phu Ping palace is closed during Royal residence>            Lunch at local restaurant in Chiangmai.            After lunch visit a Lanna village where famous traditional handicrafts are produced. These skills have been handed down from generation to generation. The much sought after hand made products are Bamboo umbrella making, Silk and cotton weaving and traditional painted pottery in the local area. Tour Include • Transportation van service • English speaking guide LAMPANG Day 1. Lampang          Depart from Chiangmai to Lampang where you pass indigenous mountain forests and traditional Thai rice fields, and arrive at Lampang elephant conservation and hospital where you, watch elephants bathing, feed elephants, visit an elephant hospital, and see an elephant show, where the elephant’s demonstrate log pushing and other activities. Guests may have an optional elephant ride in the indigenous forest. Weekend shows include a colorful elephant procession in a Lanna style parade.            Lunch at the restaurant in Lampang city.            After lunch will visit Indra Outlet is the outlet of stoneware, ceramic product with colorful design by local people. 20km from Lampang City on top of a small hill you visit the magnificent walled temple Wat Prathat Lampang laung, which dates back to 1486 walled temple in Lampang. The chapel is one of the oldest wooden buildings in Thailand. The murals inside the chapel are in very good condition and display very interesting stories of life in ancient Thailand. On route back to Chiang Mai you will visit a local market where you can see many interesting Thai country products. Tour Include • Transportation van service • English speaking guide