Doi Suthep Temple (officially named Wat Phra That Doi Suthep) is the most sacred and iconic Theravada Buddhist temple in Northern Thailand. Wat Palad was built in the 14th century when the King's sacred white elephant knelt to rest at this exact spot while carrying Buddha relics. Forwarding to Bua Tong Waterfall, also known as Sticky Waterfall, climbing throughout 4 levels and admire beautiful views of the surrounding valleys and mountains,

Pick up from hotel about 08:00-08:40 a.m. driven an half hour by air-conditioning van. Firstly, visit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is recognised as Chiang Mai's most esteemed mountain temple. Located 15 kilometres (approximately 9 miles) from the city centre, it is situated at an elevation of 1,073 metres on the mountain. Celebrated for its magnificent golden chedi, the temple offers expansive, panoramic views of the city centre area. Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is revered as one of Thailand's most sacred pilgrimage sites, attributed to its significant relic and the historical influence of Chiang Mai as the 14th-century centre of the Lanna Kingdom. This culturally significant landmark provides an all-encompassing experience, featuring breathtaking city views and a gleaming golden temple that embodies the essence of Northern Thailand.

Wat Pha Lat is a peaceful, ancient temple tucked away in the lush jungles of Doi Suthep mountain in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Also known as the “Monastery at the Sloping Rock”, it is an amazing 14th-century retreat built in harmony with nature. The temple beautifully mixes Lanna and Burmese styles. The temple was built in the 14th century when the King's sacred white elephant knelt to rest at this exact spot while carrying Buddha relics.

Then heading to Sticky Waterfall also well-known Bua Thong Waterfall. It is 160 metres long and has four levels, each level is a great place to sit down and enjoy the surrounding nature. The rocks are creamy, almost white, and are a wonderful contrast to the green trees. The lime also makes the water crystal blue and, even if there is no place to swim, it is refreshing to get your legs wet and cool off. Let's having fun climbing up the sticky crystal waterfall where is along the lush valleys and panoramic mountain view. Taking some short hikes through the forest to see Nam Phu Chet Si which literally means seven colours fountain. It is a mineral geyser that gushes from the ground and flows into streams. This beautiful natural scenery combined with very few visitors make this a peaceful and tranquil place. Absolutely, worth and suite for taking some rest and enjoy Thai buffet lunch.