Top Northern Thailand Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Discover one of Thailand’s most authentic provinces on this 3-day motorcycle tour of Mae Hong Son from Chiang Mai. Follow your guide into a mountainous region that receives little traffic due to its relatively remote location. You’ll visit waterfalls, caves, temples, and war memorials, and even take a rejuvenating dip in hot springs. All meals and accommodations are included for a seamless trip.

The majestic Mekong River has been the lifeblood of the region since time immemorial, from its humble origins deep in the Tibetan plateau, down to the The majestic Mekong River has been the lifeblood of the region since time immemorial, from its humble origins deep in the Tibetan plateau, down to the delta rice lands of Vietnam. Now you can taste its alluring aura in a cruise along the stretch from Houy Xai to Luang Phra Bang. Aboard the regal Nagi of Mekong , you can experience the history and drama of this eminent watercourse and thrill to the spectacular scenery of river forests and looming emerald green mountains. delta rice lands of Vietnam. Now you can taste its alluring aura in a cruise along the stretch from Houy Xai to Luang Phra Bang. Aboard the regal Nagi of Mekong , you can experience the history and drama of this eminent watercourse and thrill to the spectacular scenery of river forests and looming emerald green mountains

Explore the cultural landmarks and historic sites of Mae Hong Son with a 3.5-hour, guided tour led by an experienced guide. Morning tours begin with a bustling fresh market, where vendors come from the countryside to sell produce and handicrafts. Visit a series of important Buddhist temples, and learn the story behind an ancient Buddha that was pulled from the Pai River. Take in sweeping views of the mountain scenery from Doi Kong Mu, the 'temple on the hill,' before returning to your Mae Hong Son hotel.

Introducing the Unseen Thailand Motorcycle Tour in the north and north-central region of Thailand. Visit Chiang Dao cave, the charming Tha Ton, the long-neck Karen tribes village; the impressive mountainous scenery of Doi Mae Salong, Doi Tung Royal Villa, and the famous Golden Triangle, where three country borders meet: Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar (former Burma). Ride to the famous White Temple Wat Rong Khun in Chiang Rai. Ride the exhilarating, mountainous road R1148 from Nan, ranked in the Top 10 as one of the most fun biking roads to be found anywhere in the world. Ride along with the unique panoramic views of the border between Laos and Thailand on dream roads and explore Bo Kluea’s unseen Salt Mines. Cross the Sirikit dam reservoir on a wooden ferry and discover the amazing Phayao and the unseen Uttaradit. Visit the UNESCO world heritage historical park of Sukhothai. You will have unique sightseeing in unseen Northern Thailand.

Introducing the best motorcycle tour in Northern Thailand: Visit Chiang Dao cave, the charming Tha Ton, the long-neck Karen tribes village; the impressive mountainous scenery of Doi Mae Salong, Doi Tung Royal Villa, and the famous Golden Triangle, where three country borders meet: Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar (former Burma). Ride to the White Temple Wat Rong Khun in Chiang Rai. Ride the exhilarating, mountainous road R1148 from Nan, ranked in the Top 10 as one of the most fun biking roads to be found anywhere in the world. 120 kilometers of up and down curves through the impressive mountains providing you with pure riding pleasure. Ride along with the unique panoramic views of the border between Laos and Thailand on dream roads and explore Bo Kluea’s unseen Salt Mines. Enjoying the real Thailand in charming Phayao at Kwan Phayao, the largest lake in Northern Thailand. An unforgettable riding experience as we pass through natural, traditional & cultural attractions.

Our 1 Day Rafting adventure is unlike any rafting experience you may have encountered. The rafting adventure is 45 km of rafting through untouched jungle winding its way through a wildlife sanctuary. Along the way you will hand feed a family of Gibbons, see rocky out crops covered in lush jungle, gaze upon beautiful Suza waterfall, stop off at a hot spring, cliff jump in the rocky gorge, and hit 15 sets of rapids up to class 4. Whether you are a seasoned professional or a beginner this adventure is sure to please. All ages and abilities are welcomed.

This short and smooth motorcycle adventure will take you to the most beautiful countryside in the northern part of Central Thailand. The “Sukhothai Loop” will not only take you to visit the ancient history of Thailand in Sukhothai (World Heritage Historical Park), our goal for this excursion is to avoid any city traffic and find the most stunning windy and back roads, for example to Thailand´s highest train station Khun Than with the longest tunnel (1,300 meters). You will discover unseen Uttaradit and have unique sightseeing in beautiful, and unseen Central Thailand.

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The Amazing Thailand Motorcycle Tour gives you a great insight into the Land of Smile. Pass the unique highland vast panoramic view of Doi Inthanon, the highest peak of Thailand, and the beautiful Mae Hong Son. Visit Pai, Chiang Dao, the charming Tha Ton, the long-neck Karen tribes village; the impressive mountainous scenery of Doi Mae Salong, Doi Tung Royal Villa, and the famous Golden Triangle, where three country borders meet: Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar (former Burma). Ride to the famous White Temple Wat Rong Khun in Chiang Rai. Ride the exhilarating, mountainous road R1148 from Nan, ranked in the Top 10 as one of the most fun biking roads to be found anywhere in the world. Ride along with the unique panoramic views of the border between Laos and Thailand on dream roads. Cross the Sirikit dam reservoir on a wooden ferry and discover the amazing Phayao and the unseen Uttaradit. Visit the UNESCO world heritage historical park of Sukhothai. An unforgettable riding experience.

One of the most iconic sites in Mae Hong Son is its lake. Right beside the lake, are two magnificent temples - Wat Chong Klang and Wat Chong Kham. Following hotel pick up, visit these two very attractive monasteries which house glass paintings depicting Buddhism and the locals villagers simple way of life and a very striking wicker Buddha image. With the lake, Nong Chong Kham, and the surrounding public park in the front of the temples and the mountains in the background this is certainly a beautiful place to visit. Continue on to “Wat Phra Thad Doi Kong Moo” which overlooks the provincial city. Constructed by Phaya Singhanatracha in 1860, the first King of Mae Hong Son, the hilltop temple temple comprises of several structures including two chedis and two viharns. An extremely tranquil setting, the top of Doi Kong Moo hill provides 360 degree views of Chong Kham Lake, Mae Hong Son, the Pai valley and the airport to one side and the forested hills of Burma to the other side.

Visit the local people of Baan Mokjampae, a Chan village who are known for their unique noodle making. See everyday life in the paddy fields and other agricultural plantations too. Continue on to Baan Napapake to visit the Meow Hilltribe. Local Lunch is served at Baan Rak Thai, a Chinese community. Baan Rak Thai was settled by former Kuo Min Tang (Nationalist) fighters from Yunnan Province, China, after the Communist takeover of China. Then visit KMT Yunan Chinese Refugee Settlement with its tea and coffee plantation, where you can taste several kinds of Chinese Jasmine Tea. Also visit the huge and picturesque Pha Sua Waterfall with its seven level cataracts. Continue to visit Pang Oung, a pretty and serene lake in a valley glittering under the sunlight surrounded by mountain ranges. Beautiful in every season, its lake view, pine leaves and beautiful mountain scenes are a perfect combination for visitors who love to be touched by nature.

Tham Lod is a place where antiques and pre-historic remains have been found. Together with a lamp, be guided into Tham Lod Cave by bamboo raft. This huge cave is magnificently adorned with colourful stalagmites and stalactites. Lunch is provided at a local restaurant. Then visit "Tham Plaa" or Fish Cave, 17.4 kms up the road towards Pai. Walk about 200 metres through the park and cross a narrow suspension bridge to the cave. Next to the cave is a pool burbling from a subterranean stream. The pool holds enormous fish which you can feed. Visit also Zutongpae Bridge, the bamboo bridge located on the outskirts of Mae Hong Son City lined with bamboo mat of about 2 metres wide and approximately 500 metres in length which was built by the locals to serve the monks of Wat Tham Poo Sa Ma and locals of Ban Gung Mai Sak. The name "Zutongpae" is from the Shan language and means 'success'. It is believed that dreams will come true to those who cross the bridge.

Departing from Pai town, this two-day rafting expedition will take you to the unseen wilderness of Northern Thailand. Paddle down the Pai river through the main Wildlife Sanctuary of Mae Hong Son province. Spend the night in our jungle camp for an unforgettable wilderness adventure! This trip varies according to the season and water levels. No tour during dry season (February to May).

Pre-book tickets to Grand Canyon Water Park for access to a multi-sport network of ziplines, swimming areas, boating, wake boarding, and more. Buying Grand Canyon Water Park tickets in advance is a time-saving strategy for a smooth arrival at the Chiang Mai water park, where you can paddle a canoe or kayak, soar above the water, or just relax in the sunbathing area.

Strike a pose while taking in the exhibitions at the Chiang Mai Art in Paradise museum. The museum welcomes visitors to interact with the displays, which feature more than one hundred 3D-style paintings grouped under six themes: the underwater world, wildlife, East Asian architecture, Ancient Egypt, classical European art, and Surrealism. Visitors are welcome to take photos with the artworks to personalize your museum visit.

See the wildlife that comes out after dark with admission to the Chiang Mai Night Safari, and watch for everything from jaguars to white rhinos in the unique nocturnal zoo. Your tickets include access to the Jaguar Trail Zone and the Night Safari tram ride, and pre-booking ensures your spot at the Chiang Mai Night Safari so you don't have to wait in line.

Discover some of northern Thailand’s most exquisite Buddhist temples with a private, half-day trip from Chiang Mai. Climb past the seven-headed naga serpents that guard the golden shrine at Wat Phra That Doi Duthep, then take in sweeping views from the summit of the mountain temple. Return to Chiang Mai to learn the story behind a 14th century temple that contains a monk school and shrines to the Thai royal family. Enjoy the flexibility and personal experience of a private trip, and get an insiders’ look at Thai culture.

Meet the makers behind Thailand’s most exquisite handicrafts and art with a half-day tour to Sankampaeng, a village renowned for lacquer ware, teak and silverware. See how weavers create elegant designs in Thai silk, and watch delicate paper umbrellas take shape. Learn how celadon ceramics are made then see wood carvers working at elaborate furniture. Meet the craftsmen who create some of the finest silverware in the world, and browse a remarkable variety of artwork before returning to Chiang Mai.

Visit the temples of Chiang Rai on this 4-hour tour. You'll see historical sites such as Wat Phra Singh and ornate architecture like Wat Rong Khun, plus visit Oub Kham Museum to learn about the Lanna kingdom. When booking, select the tour option that matches your circumstances as either a solo or group traveler and for pickup in the city or the Golden Triangle.

Discover the garden summit of Doi Inthanon on an 8-hour, private tour from Chiang Mai, and experience the rich culture and stunning scenery of Thailand’s mountainous north. Explore the twin pagodas that top the 8,514-foot (2,595-meters) peak, and take in the marvelous views from their manicured paths. Descend to a hill tribe village to observe the Karen people’s distinctive traditions and vivid costumes, and pause for lunch at a local restaurant. Cool off by thundering Vachiratharn Waterfall, then make a final stop at Baan Tawai, a village of skilled craftsmen.

Explore Chiang Mai’s most splendid temples on a 4-hour cultural tour through the city’s gleaming spires, hushed sanctuaries and towering stupas. Climb 300 steps to the mountaintop Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, with commanding views of the surrounding countryside. Stroll the pristine clusters of white chedi in Wat Suan Dok, which contains the ashes of Chiang Mai’s former royal family, and discover the weathered pagodas of Wat Jed Yod, an atmospheric temple whose ‘seven spires’ date to the 15th-century and are nestled in lush jungle foliage.

Experience a serene religious tradition on a sunrise visit to a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai. Join a local guide for this 2-hour cultural experience, step inside the intricate sanctuary of Sri Soda Temple, where monks gather for dawn prayers. Watch an orange-clad procession of monks file through the morning twilight, then join the devout local community to offer alms of boiled rice and food, and receive a solemn blessing in return.

Discover Chiang Mai’s vibrant heritage and sacred sites on a half-day historical tour through the city’s most important temples. Explore the old city walls and pass through Thapae Gate, experience a bustling local market then mount the imposing steps to Wat Chiang Man. Pass by Wat Phrasing’s fierce guardian dragons to visit northern Thailand’s most revered Buddha, sheltered in the intimate Lai Kham Chapel. Circle the 14th-century stupa at Wat Chedi Luang, and join orange-draped monks to pay your respects to a glimmering black jade Buddha.

Encounter northern Thailand’s extraordinary cultures on a full-day river cruise to the hill tribe villages in the ancient Mon kingdom. Visit a community of Hmong-speakers as you drive the scenic roads to Thaton, dine at a village restaurant and travel the Mae Kok River to Baan Mai. Explore villages that are home to Akha, Palong and Karen peoples, whose diverse costumes, languages and traditions are among Thailand’s most vivid cultural heritage. Climb to the hilltop temple of Wat Thaton, and gaze at panoramic views of the densely forested mountain landscape.