DAY 01: ARRIVE CHIANG MAI > CITY TOUR > DOI SUTHEP TEMPLE (Lunch/Dinner)
➤ Upon arrival at Chiang Mai International Airport, meet and greet with the tour guide and proceed for a city tour.
➤ Chiang Mai is a laid-back city with less of a high-rise feel. Set in the jungle and mountains of Northern Thailand, this city is overflowing with gorgeous temples, religious sites, and an abundance of outdoor adventure.
➤ Your first stop will be the historic Chiangmai City Moat, followed by a visit to the iconic Three Kings Monument and the ancient Chedi Luang Temple - "Temple of the Great Stupa" which is one of the most beautiful temples in Chiang Mai.
➤ Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before heading to Doi Suthep Temple via a scenic cable car ride. Doi Suthep is the most important temple in Chiang Mai, perched high on Mount Doi Suthep and the wat is a beautiful example of northern Thai architecture.
➤ In the evening, savor a traditional Khantoke dinner accompanied by a Thai cultural show that showcase the rich heritage of the region. Khantoke refers to the round pedestal tray used as a dining table during the meal.
➤ Afterward, you'll check into your hotel for a restful night in Chiang Mai.

DAY 02: CHIANG MAI > ELEPHANT SAFARI > LONG NECK VILLAGE > PAI (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ After breakfast at the hotel, depart for a tour at Elephant Safari. Elephant show, 30-minute elephant ride, oxcart ride, bamboo rafting, and jungle buffet lunch are included in this program.
➤ Afterward, visit the picturesque I Love Flower Farm - a must-visit destination for any flower lover with a breathtaking landscape that gives the feeling of walking through a lavender field (subject to availability).
➤ Next, visit the Long Neck Village to learn about the unique customs of the local tribe. Women from this small population are known worldwide for wearing rings around their neck to elongate it. In the past, it was a protection from tiger attacks, today it's considered a symbol of beauty and modern-day accessory.
➤ Transfer to PAI - a town in the Mae Hong Soon Province of northern Thailand. It sits in a valley on the banks of the Pai River. It's known for its nearby gorges, hot springs like the Tha Pai Hot Spring and waterfalls like Mo Paeng Waterfall.
➤ On arrival in Pai, stop at Tha Pai World War II Memorial Bridge. This antiquated-looking steel bridge is indeed a compulsory stop for tourists During World War II, the Japanese army wanted to have a route from Chiang Mai to Mae Hong Son to attack Burma which was a colony of the United Kingdom at that time. To establish the route, the bridge was built over the Pai River.
➤ Transfer to hotel for check-in.
➤ After dinner, explore Pai Walking Street - a food and craft market that operates every night in the centre of Pai.
➤ Overnight stay in Pai.

DAY 03: PAI > YUNLAI MOUNTAIN > SANTICHON VILLAGE > PAI CANYON > BAN RAK THAI (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ After breakfast at the hotel, head to Yunlai Mountain for stunning panoramic views of Pai. Visitors can observe the sea of mists that blankets the surrounding mountain range and the incredible landscape of Pai city.
➤ Then, visit Santichon Village, a charming Chinese community where you can explore traditional Yunnanese culture. It is not the typical Chinatown you see around the world. Tourists can see the conservative cultures and traditions of the Yunan People such as the language, dressing, and specially the Yunnan foods that is admired among the tourists.
➤ Enjoy a delicious lunch in the village before continuing to Nam Hoo Temple, a serene site known for its sacred Buddha image located not far from Santichon Village.
➤ Afterward, stop by Coffee in Love for a picturesque coffee break with scenic views and after that head to Pai Canyon (famously known as Kong Lan in Thai) Pai Canyon is described in some tourist brochures as Thailand’s answer to the Grand Canyon in the US. Continue to Kiew Fin View Point for another round of awe-inspiring vistas.
➤ As you head towards Bann Rak Thai, make a stop at the famous Ja Bo Noodle Shop for a unique dining experience with views overlooking the mountains.
➤ Finally, arrive at Bann Rak Thai (Thai-loving village), a picturesque village with fantastic scenery, Sitting on the shore of a beautiful lake set in a valley surrounded by hills.
➤ Dinner at local restaurant and check-in hotel in Ban Rak Thai.

DAY 04: BAN RAK THAI > BOAT RIDE > MUD FACIAL SPA > CHIANG MAI (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ After a hearty breakfast, begin your day with a peaceful boat ride on the serene lake at Ban Rak Thai, surrounded by lush tea plantations and misty mountains.
➤ Afterward, enjoy a mud spa facial with mineral-rich mud discovered in a Mae Hong Son hot spring in 1995. This mud, known for its healing and relaxing properties, is similar to Dead Sea mud and is great for rejuvenating the skin.
➤ Once refreshed, head to Su Thong Pae, where you can stroll across the iconic bamboo bridge that stretches over scenic rice fields.
➤ Continue your journey to Jong Klang Temple, a beautiful temple with unique architecture and historical significance.
➤ Enjoy a local lunch before making a refreshing stop at Tham Pla Fish Cave - stream filled with freshwater fish especially the sacred Soro Brook Carp. This serene destination is part of the Tham Pla–Pha Suea National Park, which spans an impressive area filled with rugged mountain landscapes, lush forests, and striking karst formations.
➤ Depart to Chiang Mai and visit the newly opened OTARU Walking Street (Khlong Mae Kha). This Chiang Mai canal was nicely renovated to resemble Otaru Canal in Japan where you can stroll and take interesting pictures; therefore, it has become a chic spot for visitors in Chiang Mai.
➤ Dinner at local restaurant and overnight in Chiang Mai.

DAY 05: CHIANG MAI FULL DAY SHOPPING TOUR (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
➤ Post breakfast, explore the bustling Warorod Market - a historical landmark, a long standing market, known for its variety of speciality Chiang Mai food and products.
➤ Next to visit is Home Industries Village to witness the creation of various types of handicrafts, including silk, lacquerware, silver, stone cutting, jewelry, celadon, and teak-wood carving.
➤ Head to Central Festival Shopping Mall, the biggest and most happening mall in Chiang Mai.
➤ After having lunch, visit Nimman Shopping Street - a very lively commercial district. There are many tourists both at daytime and night time. Everyone likes to wander around there and find something delicious to eat, or grab some souvenirs. There are many types of shops at Nimman, for examples, cloth shop, restaurant, souvenir shop, coffee shop etc.
➤ Dinner at local restaurant and overnight stay in Chiang Mai.

DAY 06: CHIANG MAI > DEPART (Breakfast)
➤ After breakfast, free at your own leisure until transfer to the airport for departure.