Join a unique 3-hour walking tour led by a former monk through Chiang Mai’s most iconic temples: Inthakhin, Wat Phra Singh, Wat Phan Tao, and Wat Chedi Luang.

Discover the city's spiritual roots, Buddhist teachings, and stunning Lanna architecture. Perfect for mindful travelers seeking culture, history, and peace.

Highlights

• Guided by a former Buddhist monk for deep cultural and spiritual insight
• Learn about Buddhism, Thai temple history, and architecture
• Visit four iconic temples in central Chiang Mai
• Engage in a mindful, eco-friendly walking tour
• Gain a better understanding of Thai traditions and practices

Itinerary

9:00		Gather at the Three Kings Monument and meet your ex-monk tour guide. He will provide an introduction to Buddhism and an overview of the temple tour.
9:10		Begin the tour with a visit to Inthakhin Temple, where Chiang Mai’s city pillar was first placed. This temple sits at the heart of the old city.
10:00		Continue to Wat Phra Singh, one of Chiang Mai’s most sacred temples, featuring beautiful Lanna-style architecture, golden pagodas, and the revered Lion Buddha statue.
10:45		Visit Wat Phan Tao, known for its exquisite teakwood ordination hall, once used as a royal throne hall. It now houses the sacred Phan Tao Buddha image.
11:30		Explore Wat Chedi Luang, home to Chiang Mai’s largest ancient stupa and an impressive example of Lanna design.
12:30		Each guest is free to continue their day, parting ways with a happy and peaceful heart.

Inclusions

• Experienced ex-monk tour guide
• Insurance

Exclusions

• Entrance fee to Wat Phra Singh (50 THB)
• Entrance fee to Wat Chedi Luang (50 THB)
• Personal expenses (e.g., drinks, souvenirs)
• Meal
• Transportation

What to bring

• Drinking water
• Sunscreen lotion

Know before you go

To show respect when entering sacred Buddhist sites, please dress modestly:

• Shoulders must be covered (no sleeveless shirts or tank tops)
• Shorts or skirts should be knee-length or longer
• Avoid tight or see-through clothing
• Remove hats and sunglasses before entering the temple buildings
• Shoes must be taken off before entering any temple hall

If needed, a lightweight scarf or shawl can be used to cover the shoulders. Thank you for helping preserve the respectful and spiritual atmosphere of these holy places.

Meeting Point

• Three Kings Monument