ATTRACTIONS
WAT PHRA THAT DOI KHAM
Wat Phra That Doi Kham is a spectacular temple located on the lush mountain slopes, just 8kms from the Grand Pool Suite Chiang Mai by Lanna Oriental . The name ‘Wat Phra That’ represents that it is home to precious relics and artefacts of Buddha and ‘Doi Kham’ translates to the ‘Golden Hillside’ in the local […]
ROYAL PARK RAJAPRUEK
Royal Park Rajapruek is a natural park in Chiang Mai which was built in 2006 to commemorate 60 years since the then King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s acceded to the throne. Today, the park is used as a public park and is an important location for agricultural research in Chiang Mai.
CHIANG MAI NIGHT SAFARI
The Chiang Mai Night Safari is a popular tourist attraction in Northern-Thailand and is located just 5.2kms from Grand Pool Suite Chiang Mai by Lanna Oriental . The Chiang Mai Night Safari is home to over 130 species totaling about 1,400 nocturnal animals that graze, hunt and breed across the massive park
TAWAI VILLAGE WOODCARVING FAIR
The Tawai Village Wood Carving Fair brings together lovers of all things artsy and especially handcrafted items made from wood. The fair is held annually and is a must experience for visitors who would like to learn the intricacies of wood carving.
WAT PHRA THAT DOI SUTHEP
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is one of the holiest Buddhist Temples in Northern Thailand. As one of the most popular tourist attractions in Chiang Mai, the temple receives thousands of visitors each year.
CHIANG MAI ZOO
Pattaya celebrate Songkran a week later than the rest of the country. The festival is officially called Wanlai and starts from Naklua to the Jomtien. Residents turn out for a parade of Buddha images for image bathing ceremony.<br> Resort and residents in the beachside of Bangsaen down to North Pattaya, about 20 km long, will be crowned with a grand competition to build more than 100 sand pagodas on the beach. Monks receive alms from residents at a beachside venue. Once the ceremonies are over beach sport competitions begin with a riot of water splashing between spectators.
DOI INTHANON NATIONAL PARK
Pattaya celebrate Songkran a week later than the rest of the country. The festival is officially called Wanlai and starts from Naklua to the Jomtien. Residents turn out for a parade of Buddha images for image bathing ceremony.<br> Resort and residents in the beachside of Bangsaen down to North Pattaya, about 20 km long, will be crowned with a grand competition to build more than 100 sand pagodas on the beach. Monks receive alms from residents at a beachside venue. Once the ceremonies are over beach sport competitions begin with a riot of water splashing between spectators.
TIGER KINGDOM CHIANG MAI
Pattaya celebrate Songkran a week later than the rest of the country. The festival is officially called Wanlai and starts from Naklua to the Jomtien. Residents turn out for a parade of Buddha images for image bathing ceremony.<br> Resort and residents in the beachside of Bangsaen down to North Pattaya, about 20 km long, will be crowned with a grand competition to build more than 100 sand pagodas on the beach. Monks receive alms from residents at a beachside venue. Once the ceremonies are over beach sport competitions begin with a riot of water splashing between spectators.
SEGWAY GIBBON TOUR
Pattaya celebrate Songkran a week later than the rest of the country. The festival is officially called Wanlai and starts from Naklua to the Jomtien. Residents turn out for a parade of Buddha images for image bathing ceremony.<br> Resort and residents in the beachside of Bangsaen down to North Pattaya, about 20 km long, will be crowned with a grand competition to build more than 100 sand pagodas on the beach. Monks receive alms from residents at a beachside venue. Once the ceremonies are over beach sport competitions begin with a riot of water splashing between spectators.
BAI ORCHID AND BUTTERFLY FARM
Pattaya celebrate Songkran a week later than the rest of the country. The festival is officially called Wanlai and starts from Naklua to the Jomtien. Residents turn out for a parade of Buddha images for image bathing ceremony.<br> Resort and residents in the beachside of Bangsaen down to North Pattaya, about 20 km long, will be crowned with a grand competition to build more than 100 sand pagodas on the beach. Monks receive alms from residents at a beachside venue. Once the ceremonies are over beach sport competitions begin with a riot of water splashing between spectators.
