Heres everything you gotta know to plan a trip to Chiang Rai.
This luxury resort is crafted to reflect the local culture and offers a luxurious glamping experience.
Mora Boutique Hotel
Coffee culture meets five-star boutique luxury atMora.
Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle in Chiang Rai, Thailand.Courtesy of Four Seasons Resorts
Additionally, guests can take advantage of complimentary bikes during their stay.
Best Things to Do
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Visit Golden Triangle Park.
Admire the stunning temples.
White temple in Chiang Rai, Thailand.fokkebok/Getty Images
Stroll through the historic city.
At its cultural core isWat Phra Singh, a 14th-century temple showcasing traditional Lanna architecture.
Venture off the beaten path to find waterfalls and scenic views.
Hiker on Doi Pha Tang mountain in Chiang Rai, Thailand.Chan Srithaweeporn/Getty Images
A hidden gem is Huay Mae Sai, a two-tiered waterfall just 30 minutes from the city.
Situated near the Big Buddha, this is a photo-worthy place to stop for coffee and a bite.
During these months, look out for traditional festivals such as Loy Krathong and Yi Peng.
Favola restaurant at Le Meridien Chiang Rai Resort in Chiang Rai, Thailand.Courtesy of Marriott
From there, you’re free to connect to Chiang Rai.
Check to see if the meter light is on, signaling availability.
If a driver refuses to use the meter, it’s wise to move on.
Doi Luang National Park in Thailand.Richard McManus/Getty Images
Fares are typically negotiable with the driver.
This mode of transport can be the most efficient and economical way to explore Chiang Rai and its surroundings.
On Foot
The old town of Chiang Rai is very walkable.
Road leading into Chiang Rai, Thailand.Boy_Anupong/Getty Images
By Bicycle
Bikemap will help you locate recommended cycling routes.
Bike rider near rice fields in Chiang Rai, Thailand.Bebenjy/Getty Images
