Day 1 in Chiang Mai will begin with a transfer to the hotel after landing at the airport. The afternoon adventure will start with a 45-minute boat trip along the Ping River, followed by a visit to the famous Warorot Market via sam lor (tricycle). After exploring the market, we will visit the largest flower and fruit market in the city before returning to the hotel. For dinner, we will head to The Gallery Restaurant Chiang Mai, which was built in 1892 and is situated on the banks of the Ping River. After dinner, we will visit the night bazaar to purchase souvenirs before returning to the hotel for the night at The Rim Resort.

Day 2 in Chiang Mai will begin with a visit to Wat Ton Kwen, also known as Wat Inthrawat, one of the finest examples of classic Lanna architecture in Northern Thailand. Then, we will head to Hang Dong to enjoy a unique cooking experience with a local Ruankaew-Yanon family, where you will learn to cook traditional recipes using authentic Northern Thai flavors. In the evening, we will indulge in a Northern Thai dinner accompanied by folk dances and talks from hill tribes at Old Chiang Mai Cultural Centre before returning to the hotel for the night at The Rim Resort.

Day 3 is the final morning in Chiang Mai, and it's up to you how you want to spend it. You can relax at the hotel or explore the city. If you need to buy last-minute souvenirs, you can go to Warorot Market or take a stroll along the Ping River. You can also visit San Kamphaeng Road, known as Handicraft Highway, which is dotted with boutiques selling a variety of handicrafts. End the morning with a relaxing massage at one of the many spots in Chiang Mai before we transfer to the airport for your onward flight.

The tour includes licensed English/German-speaking guides, accommodation in a Superior room with air-conditioning, transportation for tours and transfers by air-conditioned vehicles, entrance fees, taxes and service charges, and all meals as indicated in the program (food only). However, voluntary Carbon Offset Compensation, personal expenses, hotel accommodation in the destination of commencement, airline tickets, visa fees, and other expenses are excluded. Guests are advised to protect their electronic equipment from natural elements, and wheelchair users or guests with limited mobility may face obstacles during tours and excursions. The protection of the country's flora, fauna, and historical and cultural treasures is important. Guests are also advised to bring sunglasses, a hat/cap, and sunblock with a high SPF factor when traveling. The itinerary is subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances, weather, and traffic conditions beyond the tour operator's control.