Private Tour
Day 1
- Visit Wat Sri Panton is a stuning and ancient Buddhist temple. It is highly celebrated for its brilliant, gleaming golden vihara (assembly hall) and intricate Lanna-style architecture.
- Visit Wat Ming Muang generally refers to the famous and exquisitely detailed white temple. Because of its striking appearance, it often draws comparisons to the iconic Wat Rong Khun (White Temple) in Chiang Rai.
- Visit Wat Phumin is a famous, 400-year-old Buddhist temple. Built in 1596, it is celebrated for its unique cross-shaped architecture and the iconic “Whisper of Love” mural, which has become the romantic symbol of Nan province.
- Lunch (Set menu)
- Visit Wat Bo Kaeo is a serene Lanna-style Buddhist temple. It is renowned for its entirely white Ubosot (ordination hall) intricately decorated with stucco carvings and colored glass, as well as its sacred pagoda built over a magical pond.
- Visit Sao Din Na Noi is a unique natural phenomenon in Nan Province, Thailand, featuring bizarre, steep earthen pillars and formations. It was created by natural wind and water erosion, combined with tectonic shifts over 10,000 to 30,000 years, and was once submerged beneath the sea.
- Stay over night in Nanoi District
Day 2
- Visit Doi Samer Dao is a famous viewpoint and camping site. Sunrise view point. The name translates to “Doi (mountain) reaching the stars,” referring to its reputation as one of the best stargazing spots in the country
- Lunch (set menu)
- Visit Road number 3 curve. This refers to a famous and highly popular scenic tourist route in the mountains
- Visit Sapun village is a tranquil, remote mountain village. Hidden in a lush valley surrounded by towering peaks and forests, it is famous for its sea of mist, cooling weather, pristine waterfalls (like Sapan Waterfall), and laid-back local lifestyle. Stay over night in Sapun village
Day 3
- Visit Bo kluea rock salt is a historic district in Nan Province, Thailand, famous for being the world’s only source of ancient mountain rock salt. Located in a lush valley near the Laos border, it is best known for centuries-old underground saltwater wells that locals still harvest using traditional, artisanal methods.
- Visit Phuket temple is a famous Buddhist temple. Despite its name, it has no connection to the southern island of Phuket. It is named after its location a top a hill (the Northern Thai word for hill/mountain is Phu) and its proximity to Ket Village.
- Lunch (Set menu)
- Visit Ban Tai Lue Café is a highly popular, scenic cafe located in Pua District. It is famous for its panoramic views of lush green rice paddies against a mountain backdrop and its deep connection to the local Tai Lue ethnic culture.
- Visit Nan Riverside Art Gallery is a large private art center spanning 13 rai along the Nan River. Founded by renowned local artist Winai Prabripu in 2004, it aims to showcase contemporary Thai art and preserve Nan’s rich cultural heritage.
Day 4
- Visit Nong Nam Krok is a tranquil natural landmark and eco-tourism spot. It is famous for its scenic “Rain Tree in the middle of the water,” offering visitors a peaceful retreat with bamboo bridges and fresh, organic produce markets.
- Visit Wat Phrathat Chae Haeng is a sacred, 14th-century Buddhist temple in Nan, Thailand. Famous for its 55-meter-tall, brass-covered golden pagoda, it houses holy relics of the Buddha and is deeply revered as the primary zodiac temple for people born in the Year of the Rabbit.
- Visit Nan National Museum is a historic cultural center housed in a former royal palace. Located in the heart of Nan, it is famous for preserving Lanna heritage, the legendary Black Ivory, and ancient artifacts showcasing the region’s ethnic groups
- Lunch (Set Menu)
- Visit Wat Phra That Khao Noi is a famous hilltop Buddhist temple in Nan Province, Thailand, renowned for its panoramic city views and its iconic standing golden Buddha statue.
- Visit Hong Chao Fong Kham is a historic heritage site and a living museum. Built completely out of teakwood nearly 200 years ago, it serves as one of the most well-preserved examples of traditional Lanna (Northern Thai) aristocratic architecture.
- Back to city at 4.00 P.M.
Price
Tour Include
- English speaking tour guide
- Round-trip transportation by air-conditioned
- Breakfast 3 meals
- Lunch 4 meals
- Drinking water
- 3 nights of accomodation (3 stars hotel)
- All entrance fee
- Insurance