• Pick-up and drop-off at city hotels included
• Introducing 4 spots where you can learn about the history of Chiang Mai
• You can choose to join in the morning or afternoon tour, whichever suits you best.

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- Course Information -

Pick-up time: [Morning course] 08:30 [Afternoon course] 13:00 When you confirm
your reservation at your hotel in Chiang Mai, we will inform you of the
meeting time and place. If we cannot meet you at your hotel, please come to
the designated meeting place.

・Duration: Approximately 4 hours ・End time: [Morning course] 12:30 [Afternoon
course] 17:00

・End point: Drop off at your hotel ・Minimum number of participants: 1 person

- Spot Introduction -

・Chiang Mai Cultural Center This is a place where you can learn about the
history and culture of Chiang Mai. Outside, there are statues of the three
kings, and you can see citizens praying.

・Wat Chedi Luang

This temple is home to the largest pagoda in Chiang Mai and is said to have
been built in 1391 by King Saen Muangma (1383-1402), the seventh king of the
Mengrai dynasty, in memory of his deceased father.

Wat Phra Singh This is the largest temple in Chiang Mai. It was built by the
5th Lanna dynasty King Pha Yu (1336-1355) and was called Wat Lee Chien Phra,
but later the 7th king Saen Muang Ma brought the Phra Singh Buddha statue from
Chiang Rai, and it became known as Wat Phra Singh among the citizens.

・Wat Suan Duk

This temple was built in 1383, and the bronze Buddha statue enshrined in the
main hall is said to be one of the largest in Japan even after 500 years. The
temple is also famous for the white pagodas that house the ashes of past kings
and are dotted around the temple grounds.