Chiang Mai Local Walking Tour

Join me for an excellent walk around the old city. Seeing all the beautiful ancient temples and mountains, exploring the  landscape around the city provides a lot of wonderful natural attractions and many more secrets and hidden gems. I welcome travelers who enjoy learning about Thai culture with me.

By joining my tour you will visit:

• Tha Pae Gate ( Meeting point ) is both a major tourist attraction and the center point of Chiang Mai’s old city area.
• Wat Chedi Luang (ticket price 50 THB 1.5 $) After a walk through the streets of the old city of Chiang Mai, We will visit the Wat Chedi Luang compound is an ancient temple that have biggest pagoda in Chiang Mai and use to be the place that Emerald Buddha was kept in ancient times.
• Three Kings Monument,  The monument honoring three ancient kings,  stands in a large open square in the heart of the old town in front of the old town hall building, which is now a city museum. In this large square we will learn more about the history of the northern capital of Thailand, Chiang Mai.
• Wat Sadue Muang or city pillar called Sao Inthakin, which was situated close to the temple. The vihara, intricately detailed with woodwork and gold structures, houses the image of the White Buddha.
• Chiang Man Temple: The oldest temple in Chiang Mai, a place to get lost and walk around seeing the garden and the different places. A very photogenic point and where we will learn more about the architecture and tradition of the country.
• Local Market, we can learn about fruit and snack here
• Explanation and End of the tour: The free tour ends at the Local market  around 10:25 am, The guide will explain to customers like to go back to their hotels or wherever they want to go. We ask with all our hearts that you be generous with the payment if you value the tour as a good experience.

Useful information for travelers:

- Temples:
We will dress appropriately covering shoulders and knees out of respect.

- Transportation after the tour:
You can easily take tuk tuk, a red taxi back to your place. Or continue for trekking to a forest temple.