Chiang Rai, Popular Sightseeing Tour 8 places, Buffet Lunch

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1. White Temple: A renowned architectural marvel located in Chiang Rai, known for its stunning beauty and creation by one of Thailand’s celebrated artists. Visitors should plan their stay accordingly; an admission fee of 100 Baht is required. Upon arrival, visitors will have ample time to explore the temple before moving on to other attractions.

2. Blue Temple: An innovative addition to Chiang Rai’s cultural landscape, featuring artwork created by the same master craftsman responsible for the White Temple. Admission is free upon visiting Blue Temple within 20 to 30 minutes.

3. Black House: A unique private residence showcasing a distinct artistic style, contrasting sharply with the White Temple. Open to visitors for a duration of approximately 50 meters to an hour.

4. Long Neck Tribe Village: A rare glimpse into the life of the Long Neck people, a marginalized ethnic group in Thailand. The village offers insight into their traditional culture and daily routines. Entry costs 300 Baht, and visitors can spend around 40 to 50 minutes exploring.

5. Tea Plantation: Experience the serene beauty of a lush tea plantation environment. With a focus on providing comprehensive information about Chiang Rai’s prominent role in tea production, this attraction lasts approximately 20 to 30 minutes. Afterward, guests can enjoy a cup of local tea.

6. Mae Sai Border: Located at the northernmost tip of Thailand, this border town borders Myanmar. Ideal for observing the diverse landscapes and customs of both nations. Spend no less than 30 minutes here.

7. Golden Triangle: Witness the historic meeting point of three Asian countries—Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar—and experience the rich history of opium trade and cultivation. The viewpoint provides panoramic views of the region, offering a memorable journey lasting up to one hour.

8. Opium Museum: Gain profound knowledge about opium history, use, and its historical context through exhibits and educational materials. Admission is available for just 50 Baht, allowing visitors to spend up to one hour engaging with the exhibits and learning about the significance of the Golden Triangle.