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CHIANG RAI - FULL DAY TOUR |
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| ELEPHANT SAFARI & BOAT TRIP : |
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Depart by longtailed boat up the Kok River o Karen Ruamid village and elephant camp Mount an Elephantthrough jungle surrounding to Baan Huay Mae Sai, a Yao Hilltribe village.
- Lunch box at the village is provided. Followed by visit an Akha village.
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| BOAT TRIP GOLDEN TRIANGLE – CHIANG SAEN & CHIANG KHONG :
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Take a boat trip down the Kok River stream. Continue by minibus along the Mekong river to visit Baan Had Pai, a Tai Lue/Lahu Homesspun waeving village. Lunch at local restaurant in Chiang Khong.
- Then visit Baan Kiew Karn, a village of white Hmong
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| DOI MAE SALONG & MAE SAI
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Drive to Doi Mae Salong Mountain to visit Akha, Yao and Lisu tribe village. Lunch will be at local restaurant followed by visiting the Fish Cave and Monkey Cave and continue to Mae Sai, the northern-most point of Thailand on the Thai-Burmese border. Visit a Jade Cutting Factory and there is an opportunity for shopping and looking around the local market before returning to the hotel.
- Doi Mae Salong :
The village of Mae Salong, or 'Santikhiri' as it is sometimes known, is situated on Doi Mae Salong Mountain about 45 km north of the district of Mae Chan in Chiang Rai province. At an elevation of 1,800 m, it is situated on the highest peak and commands some breathtaking and far-reaching panoramic views. When the mist comes, the views change dramatically, especially at sunrise or sunset. The air is crisp, cool and refreshing all year round and the winter months of November through February and can be really quite cold. Often referred to as 'Little Switzerland' for its unique and enchanting mountainous scenery.
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| LAOS DAY TRIP : |
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We leave hotel via Chiang Khong, border town between Thailand and Laos. Stop at immigration check point to process documents for entry into Laos, then cross to Huay Xai by ferry to meet local guide and sightseeing around the town. Lunch will be at a local restaurant, after visit a Lantan Tribe who only reside in Laos. Then visit local people who make noodles by hand and explore the old airport, which used to be an airforce base during Vietnam War. Before return to Huay Xai we stop at Wat Jom Khiri for viewpoint, then cross by ferry to Chiang Khong, a small district by the Khong River. Its fame lies in its cloth weaving at Ban Hat Bai and, in the Khong River, the Pla Buk the world's largest freshwater cat fish capable of reaching 2.5 metres long and weighing 300 kilograms.
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| MEMORABLE OPIUM FIELDS BY 4WD : |
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Drive to Mae Sai, the northern most point of Thailand on the Thai-Burmese border. Visit handicraft shops and local market including a Jade Cutting Factory. Continue down to the mountain road along the Myanmar border. Pass Baan Huay Nam Rin (Akha) and stop at Baan Pha Hi, a classic Lahu tribe. Lunch at the viewpoint near Wat Phra Thaat Doi Chang Mub, about 1,905 meters above sea level.
- Then drive to wildlife sanctuary and The Royal Garden.
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