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Colors of Chiang Mai: Bicycle Tour

Available Sunday, 15 Nov

Duration: 4h 30mins
Live guide in English, Thai
Group of max. 8 people

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$38.13

Bike Tours

Chiang Mai Paradise Bike Tour

Available Sunday, 15 Nov

Duration: 7h 30mins
Live guide in English, Thai
Group of max. 16 people

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$70.65

About: Chiang Mai Walking Tours

Explore Chiang Mai effortlessly with a city tour – learn about the local culture and try out delicious authentic cuisine. Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand, is renowned for its ancient temples and bustling markets. Whether by foot, car, or bike, you'll love getting to know Chiang Mai through a city tour!

Chiang Mai Walking Tours

Soi 9, 50100, Chiang Mai

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Wat Chedi Luang

Built between the 14th and 15th centuries, Wat Chedi Luang is one of Chiang Mai's most important temples, located in the old walled part of the city. Wat Chedi Luang initially consisted of two other temples, until Wat Ho Tham and Wat Sukmin were eventually merged into the one mighty temple we see today. Wat Chedi Luang means 'The Temple of the Great Stupa', and one look at its jaw-dropping architecture will give you a good idea where it gets its name from! The temple is considered one of the absolute must-sees for visitors to Chiang Mai.

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Doi Suthep

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is a Theravada Buddhist temple to wow anyone who comes into its path. No visit to Chiang Mai is complete without a climb to the top, to admire the amazing mountain scenery. It is a sacred site to the Thai people, commissioned by King Kuena, ruler of the region from 1367-1388. It's also popular with photographers, thanks to its glistening pagodas, golden statues, holy shrines and murals.