See Chiang Mai through local eyes on a route of Lanna photo spots, living crafts, and Baan Tawai woodcarving in one memorable day. At Wat Ton Kwen, also known as Wat Intharawat, wear traditional Lanna clothing for old Chiang Mai-style photos in a preserved wooden temple setting seen in Thai period dramas. Continue to Baan Muang Kung to see how Nam Ton water jar traditions are kept alive through clay shaping and kiln firing. Pause at Jungle De Cafe for rice field views and a chance to meet the friendly buffalo nearby, with food and drinks at your own expense. End at Baan Tawai, one of Chiang Mai’s best-known craft villages, where teak woodcarving, maker shops, and the chance to act like a local woodcarver for photos show why it remains a Chiang Mai craft landmark.
Pickup is available for all hotels within the Chiang Mai Old City area. Pickup time is 7.30 a.m. - 8.00 a.m. The tour operator will confirm the exact pickup time by email. Please check your email prior to departure.
Please plan to meet the driver in your hotel lobby at least 10 minutes before the scheduled pickup time.
You may be considered a no-show if you arrive more than 10 minutes late or after the vehicle has left your hotel or meeting point.
Or, you can also get picked up from anywhere in Chiang Mai Old City. When you arrive, you will see our easily identifiable meeting point with our welcoming staff. Please proceed to check in, kindly provide your name and booking number.
Visit Wat Ton Kwen, also known as Wat Intharawat, a preserved Lanna wooden temple with the atmosphere of old Chiang Mai. Wear traditional Lanna clothing and take photos around the wooden viharn, carved details, Buddha image, and temple setting seen in Thai period dramas.
Uncover the craftsmanship of Baan Muang Kung, a pottery village known for Nam Ton water jars, Nam Mor containers, and decorative earthenware. Its handmade pieces, laterite coating, and old kiln methods create a cultural stop full of character.
Pause at Jungle De Cafe for rice field views and a relaxed countryside break. Coffee and food are available at your own expense, and you may also meet the friendly buffalo nearby.
End at Baan Tawai, one of Chiang Mai’s best-known craft villages and a landmark for teak woodcarving. See how woodcarving remains part of the village identity, visit the carved teak Ganesha statue, and act like a local woodcarver for photos.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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