TOUR CODE CMH05:Heritage Of Architecture

Service Description

Overview Discover the pinnacle of Northern Thai craftsmanship on this premium, half-day architectural heritage journey. CMH05 invites you to explore two contrasting structural wonders: a perfectly preserved ancient wooden temple and a magnificent mountaintop Metal Castle, offering deep insights into 730 years of Lanna design and spirituality. Itinerary Highlights Convenient Hotel Pick-up: We will pick you up directly from your hotel lobby in Chiang Mai City Center in a comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle, accompanied by your expert cultural guide. Wat Ton Kwen (Wat Inthrawat): Arrive at one of Chiang Mai’s most celebrated architectural treasures. This sacred site is a rare, perfectly preserved masterpiece of classic wooden Lanna architecture, world-renowned among historians and photographers for its exquisite hand-carved details, traditional open pavilions, and deeply peaceful atmosphere. Wat Phra That Sri Mueang Pong (Loha Prasat): Head to a beautiful hillside sanctuary to marvel at the magnificent Loha Prasat (Metal Castle), a rare and spectacular architectural wonder. Take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding valley and explore the intricate, modern adaptation of traditional Northern Thai craftsmanship. Comfortable Return Journey: Depart from the temples and relax as we transfer you safely back to the city, dropping you off directly at your hotel lobby with beautiful memories of Chiang Mai's structural heritage. Daily Sessions Morning Tour: 09:00 AM – 12:30 PM Afternoon Tour: 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM (Duration: 3.5 Hours) Tiered Pricing (Admission fees included) 2,200 THB / Person (Minimum 2 persons) 1,800 THB / Person (For groups of 3-4) 1,500 THB / Person (For groups of 5-8) Child (4-11 years): 25% Off (Standard seat included) Infant (0-3 years): Free of Charge (Lap-sitting during transport) Important Note (Dress Code) As we will visit highly sacred temples and architectural sanctuaries, please dress modestly by covering your shoulders and knees. If you prefer wearing shorts during the trip, we highly recommend bringing a sarong or elephant pants to put on before entering temple grounds.