Chiang Rai
Visit Chiang Rai and its surroundings: from the famous White Temple to the borders of Laos and Burma, discover northern Thailand in a different way.
The Kok River "valley" refers to the entire mountainous area west of Chiang Rai, along the Kok River. It includes…
An essential symbol of Chiang Rai, Wat Rong Khun, better known as the White Temple, fascinates as much for its aesthetics as for its symbolism. But what is the story behind this unique work?
In Chiang Rai, experience a gentle ride with elephants in a respectful sanctuary. A peaceful and authentic encounter in the heart of the jungle.
Chiang Saen, a peaceful little town on the banks of the Mekong, offers a glimpse into the history of the Lanna kingdom with its ruins of ramparts and ancient temples.
Mae Salong, a small town nestled in the mountains northwest of Chiang Rai, is known for its tea plantations and unique Chinese heritage.
Doi Pha Tang is only 20 km from Phu Chi Fah, and the road connecting the two is…
If you're a morning person, or simply ready to get up at the crack of dawn to admire a magnificent natural spectacle, then Phu Chi Fah is a great option.
Explore Route 1149 to Doi Tung: a scenic route at the gateway to Burma, between coffee-producing villages and the royal villa and its gardens.