Chiang Mai: Doi Suthep Temple & Hmong Village Tour Tour with Hotel Pickup and Drop-off

Discover the Doi Suthep Temple and a Hmong hill tribe village on a half-day tour in Chiang Mai. Admire the awe-inspiring Doi Suthep temple and learn about the Hmong people’s way of life.
You will get picked up from your hotel or guest house between 8:00 and 8:30 am in Night Bazaar and Old Town areas, between 8:30 and 9:00 am in Santitam and Nimman areas.
Let's drive through the rolling hills surrounding Chiang Mai to experience the Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep and Hmong village. Take in the natural landscapes as you relax on a scenic drive through the winding roads.

From the bottom of the temple, take the cable car to reach the top or climb a staircase of 306 steps up to the temple. This staircase leading to the site is adorned with the impressive body of the mythical dragon-headed serpent, or Naga, snaking its way down 306 steps.

Reaching the top, admire the Lanna architecture style golden pagoda covered with engraved gold plates, flanked by four ornamental umbrellas. As well as seeing this magnificent temple, the trip would be worth it just for the stunning views across Chiang Mai alone. Enjoy the great scenic panoramic view of Chiang Mai city from a 3,520-foot (1,056-meter) viewpoint on the mountain top.

Following this, continue to a Hmong hill tribe village where you'll learn about their traditional way of life. Check out the residents' colorful clothing and feel free to bargain for a few textiles, ornaments, or handicrafts during your visit.

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