Bangkok to Chiang Rai Tour Package

Escape to northern Thailand with our captivating Bangkok to Chiang Rai tour package, where majestic temples, scenic landscapes, and rich culture await!
Whether you crave a cultural journey, an adventure, or a peaceful retreat, our Chiang Rai holiday package offers it all.

Chiang Rai is a land of mysteries and marvels. Known for its vibrant art, colorful temples, and hill tribe culture, this region promises an unforgettable adventure. With our Chiang Rai tour package, experience seamless transfers, curated itineraries, and local insights that create lifelong memories.

From stunning white temples to bustling night markets, from elephant sanctuaries to serene trekking trails – Chiang Rai offers a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. For culture lovers, our Chiang Rai cultural tour package includes spiritual experiences and authentic local interactions.

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Places to Visit in Chiang Rai:

Chiang Rai is packed with hidden gems and awe-inspiring sites. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or foodie, this destination will amaze you.

• White Temple (Wat Rong Khun) – Start your journey at the iconic White Temple, famous for its surreal, dazzling white structure and deeply symbolic artwork.

• Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten) – Next, marvel at the vibrant Blue Temple, where rich blue interiors and intricate details create a breathtaking visual experience.

• Black House Museum (Baan Dam) – Then, step into the mysterious Black House Museum, a striking fusion of traditional Thai architecture and contemporary dark art.

• Chiang Rai Elephant Sanctuary – For an ethical animal encounter, visit the Chiang Rai Elephant Sanctuary and spend a peaceful day bonding with these gentle giants.

• Golden Triangle – Explore the legendary Golden Triangle where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet. Enjoy scenic boat rides and delve into the region’s opium trade history.

• Mae Fah Luang Art & Cultural Park – Immerse yourself in culture at Mae Fah Luang Park, featuring traditional teak buildings, captivating art exhibits, and serene gardens.

• Chiang Rai Night Market – When the sun sets, head to the Chiang Rai Night Market for vibrant shopping, delicious street food, and lively local performances.

• Doi Tung and Mae Salong – Travel to the misty highlands of Doi Tung and Mae Salong, home to royal initiatives, lush tea plantations, and sweeping mountain views.

• Chiang Rai Trekking Tours – Adventure awaits with Chiang Rai trekking tours, where you’ll discover remote hill tribe villages, cascading waterfalls, and jungle trails.

• Traditional Cooking Class – Finally, dive into Thai cuisine by joining a traditional cooking class and learning to craft delicious local dishes from expert chefs.

Things to Do in Chiang Rai:

Chiang Rai offers a blend of spiritual landmarks, natural beauty, and cultural richness that’s perfect for every kind of traveler.

• Golden Triangle – Start your journey at the tranquil Golden Triangle, where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet. Discover its cultural importance and enjoy a peaceful boat ride on the Mekong River.

• White Temple (Wat Rong Khun) – Next, be mesmerized by the iconic White Temple. Its all-white facade, detailed carvings, and symbolic design make it a must-see marvel.

• Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten) – Then, step into a world of vivid blues at the Blue Temple, known for its glowing murals and modern Buddhist architecture.

• Black House Museum (Baan Dam) – Explore the intriguing Black House Museum, featuring the dark, haunting works of artist Thawan Duchanee in a mix of traditional and eerie structures.

• Doi Tung – For nature enthusiasts, head to Doi Tung. Trek through lush forests, visit the royal project, and take in views of vibrant coffee plantations and rolling hills.

• Chiang Rai Night Market – As night falls, immerse yourself in the buzz of Chiang Rai Night Market. Shop for local crafts, try regional delicacies, and enjoy live performances.

• Secret Buddha Garden – Discover the peaceful Secret Buddha Garden, tucked away in the jungle. This hidden gem is filled with serene statues and scenic vistas.

• Khun Kon Waterfall – For a refreshing escape, trek through the forest to Khun Kon Waterfall. Take a dip in the cool waters surrounded by lush greenery.

• Chiang Rai Elephant Sanctuary – Finally, connect with nature at the Chiang Rai Elephant Sanctuary. Spend your day feeding and caring for elephants in an ethical, peaceful setting.

Chiang Rai Tour Package Highlights:

• Discover the beauty of Chiang Rai attractions such as the White Temple and Blue Temple.
• Experience nature with trekking tours to Doi Tung and jungle waterfalls.
• Indulge in local delicacies and explore vibrant night markets.
• Visit the Golden Triangle and learn about the region’s fascinating history.
• Perfect for culture lovers, adventure seekers, and families.

How to Reach Chiang Rai:

By Air
The fastest and most convenient way to reach Chiang Rai is by flying into Mae Fah Luang – Chiang Rai International Airport (CEI). Direct flights are available from Bangkok, with multiple daily options from Thai Airways and Bangkok Airways. You can also fly to Chiang Rai from major cities like Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Krabi with connecting flights via Bangkok.

By Bus
If you’re traveling from Bangkok to Chiang Rai by road, take a bus from the Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit) in Bangkok. The journey takes around 11-12 hours, providing a scenic route through northern Thailand.

By Train
Though there is no direct train to Chiang Rai, you can take a train to Chiang Mai and then continue by bus or minivan for another 3-4 hours to Chiang Rai.

By Car
If you prefer flexibility, renting a car is a great option. Chiang Rai is around 800 km from Bangkok, and the drive takes approximately 10-12 hours. The road trip offers stunning views of the Thai countryside, ideal for those looking to explore at their own pace.

Pro Tip: Book a Bangkok to Chiang Rai tour package for a seamless experience, including airport transfers and transportation between key spots in Chiang Rai.

Best Time to Visit Chiang Rai:

November to February: Best for Sightseeing and Festivals
The coolest and most comfortable time to visit Chiang Rai is from November to February. During this period, the weather is dry and cool, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 30°C. This is also the best time for outdoor activities such as trekking, sightseeing, and visiting temples. The famous Yi Peng Lantern Festival and Loy Krathong are also celebrated during this season, offering unique cultural experiences.

March to May: Hot and Dry
From March to May, temperatures can reach up to 40°C, making it the hottest time of year in Chiang Rai. However, this is a good time for budget-conscious travelers as hotel rates tend to drop. If you can handle the heat, you can enjoy fewer crowds and discounted tour packages.

June to October: Rainy Season
This is the monsoon season in Chiang Rai, with frequent rain showers and humidity. While outdoor activities may be limited, the lush landscapes become even more vibrant. It’s also the off-peak season, meaning lower prices for accommodations and tours. This period is ideal for those looking to experience a quieter, more serene Chiang Rai.