Doi Suthep Temple, Wat Pha Lard Temple, Sticky Waterfall Private

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep Temple is the most famous landmark in Chiang Mai, Thailand which contains the holy relics of Lord Bhuddha in the golden pagoda , built by the ancient Lanna kingdom dynasty called Mangrai in 1367-1388. The temple is situated on the hilltop which is 1,010 meters elevation where we can see the view of the entire charming Chiangmai city that is surrounded with the greenery mountain. Moreover, seeing how the local Thai Buddhist people treat and practice in the temple traditionally, monks bless people and experience the wonderful Buddhism philosophies.

Explore The Peaceful Hidden Temple which is a forest temple tucked away in the mountains on the way to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, old stone structures, intricate carvings, stairs, naga and Buddha statues dot the quiet grounds, and a walkway over a waterfall made of stone slabs offers postcard-perfect views of Chiang Mai. The temple was virtually unvisited before 2018, but word of its beauty spread among travelers and expatriates alike, and now the Monk’s Path (the forest path from town to the temple) has become an open secret.

Adventure climbing like a spiderman along the amazing limestone trail waterfall called “ Bua Thong “ which is an incredibly cool place to check out when you’re in Chiang Mai . The water here bubbles up from a natural spring, and it has such high levels of dissolved minerals that it coats the rocks and tree roots it flows over in high-traction limestone. They call it the “Sticky Falls” because the stone has so much grip. It’s a waterfall and it looks like it should be slippery, so your eyes can’t quite believe it when you see people walking easily on the steep rocks. You can climb all over the waterfall here and go wherever you want to go. It’s so much fun here, and a great place to get some really cool photos.

Way back to Chiang Mai by 1 hour 20 minutes driving, and drop traveler at the hotel