Chiang Rai City Tours

The Golden Triangle about 9km north of Chiang Saen Town, usually refers to the vast area of three countries – Laos, Myanmar and Thailand –…

The Wat Phra That Chom Kitti is situated in the small ancient historical town of Chiang Saen, a former principality of the kingdom of Lanna.…

The lake is home to large flocks of migratory waterfowls which are most plentiful and can be seen at their best from November through February.…

Located 4 kilometres along the Chaing Saen-Chaing Khong road, this temples hilltop pagoda offers a spectacular view of the Mekong River and Laos. Built uniquely…

This stunning viewpoint has been long popular with Thai tourists, but remains little known amongst western travellers. On a clear morning, the views out and…

The King Mengrai Festival This festival is held from January 26 – February 1 every year. The festival features parades, cultural performances and competitions celebrating…

The Population and Community Development Association (PDA), Thailand\’s best established and most widespread non-governmental organization, operates restaurants, clinics and community-based family-planning programs around the country,…

The Lychee Fair This is held annually in May. Celebrating the provinces tastiest fruit, this fair features agricultural displays and exhibitions, local handicrafts, folk entertainment…

The Ho Watthanatham Nithat Museum exhibits ancient artifacts and written records on history, literature, and indigenous knowledge as well as exhibits on royal activities by…

The Songkran Festival Traditional Thai New year celebrations are best seen at Chiang Saen where 4 nations (Thailand, Laos, China and Myanmar) compete in boat…

The Oub Kham Museum, located in the Den Ha market area of Chiang Rai, is the vision of one man, a private collection acquired over…

The area of Chiang Khong is well known for the freshwater plabuek catfish, which can attain lengths of 2.5 metres and weights of 300 kilogrammes,…