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Tamarind Village

A 4-star hotel featuring Lanna architecture, built around a century-old tamarind tree, just 10 minutes' walk from Wat Chedi Luang in Chiang Mai's old town.

Panviman Spa Resort

Mountain resort in Mae Rim, north of Chiang Mai: 12,000 m² spa, villas with valley views, Lanna cuisine and tropical gardens.

Hmong Hill Tribe Lodge

3-star lodge in Mae Rim, 14 km from Chiang Mai. Hmong architecture, villas with rice paddy views, dinners with tribal songs and dances.

Visit to Suan Lahu Coffee Farm

Just over an hour's drive northeast of Chiang Mai lies the organic Suan Lahu farm. This farm, specializing in the harvesting and roasting of Arabica coffee beans, offers an opportunity to immerse yourself completely in the culture of a small village in northern Thailand.

The Karen People

Nomads for generations, the Karen move only when survival demands it. Depletion of natural resources, climate unpredictability, peace and security challenges—these factors have shaped their way of life. In harmony with nature, they sustain themselves through agriculture, hunting, and craftsmanship. Discover this fascinating tribe in the Land of Smiles.

Trek in the Hill Tribe Mountains at Doi Inthanon

Departing from Chiang Mai, set off on a full day of hiking off the beaten path in Doi Inthanon National Park, rich in wildlife and flora.

Musée du patrimoine de Yaowarat Chinatown

Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Museum

On the first floor of Wat Traimit in Bangkok, the Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Museum traces three centuries of Chinese immigration to the Kingdom of Siam.

Mae Hong Son

Wat Chong Klang

On the shores of Nong Chong Kham Lake in Mae Hong Son, Wat Chong Klang exemplifies 19th-century Burmese art with its teak viharn and 180 glass paintings.

Phrae

Wat Chom Sawan

A teak temple in Thai Yai style completed in 1894 in Phrae, Wat Chom Sawan showcases Shan artistry in northern Thailand.

Mae Hong Son

Tham Lod Cave

A limestone cavity stretching 1,666 m and traversed by the Nam Lang River, a Hoabinhian archaeological site featuring Lawa coffins, located near Pang Mapha in Mae Hong Son province.

Mae Wang

Mae Wang

A rural valley 30 km from Chiang Mai, Mae Wang combines rafting on the Wang River, a national park at the foot of Doi Inthanon, and Karen and Hmong villages.

Mae Salong

Mae Salong

Perched on the Daen Lao mountain range north of Chiang Rai, Mae Salong blends Kuomintang Chinese heritage, oolong tea plantations and ethnic hill villages.

Chiang Mai

Mae Rim

Just 30 minutes from Chiang Mai, Mae Rim brings together a botanical garden, Huay Tung Tao Lake, northern hill tribe villages and elephant sanctuaries at the foot of Doi Suthep.

Mae Hong Son

Mae La Noi

A mountainous village in southern Mae Hong Son, Mae La Noi brings together several ethnic groups, trekking trails and the Kaew Komol calcite cave.

Mae Kok River

The Mae Kok River connects Chiang Rai to Thaton over 3 to 4 hours of navigation, passing through Karen, Kayan and Akha villages in northern Thailand.

Chiang Saen

The Golden Triangle

At the convergence of Thailand, Laos and Myanmar, the Golden Triangle brings together Lanna temples, ethnic villages and sweeping Mekong vistas.

Mae Salong

General Tuan's Tomb

60 km from Chiang Rai, on the heights of Doi Mae Salong, General Tuan's tomb traces the history of the KMT in exile and the village's reinvention.

Amphoe Fang

Doi Ang Khang Massif

A massif in northern Thailand near Chiang Mai, Doi Ang Khang combines a royal agricultural station, temperate orchards and Lahu and Palaung villages on the Burmese border.