Discover Chiang Mai’s Old City by tuk-tuk with a local guide. Visit Warorot Market, taste local flavors, see historic temples, Tha Phae Gate, and choose a 2-hour highlights or fuller 3-hour route.
Meet your guide at Wawee Coffee Kadluang, located near one of Chiang Mai’s most traditional shopping areas. Begin with a guided walk through Warorot Market, also known locally as Kad Luang.
Explore the busy lanes and let your guide introduce you to the sights, smells, and flavors that make this market an important part of daily life in Chiang Mai.
After the market visit, hop into a traditional tuk-tuk and ride through the city streets toward Wat Sri Suphan, also known as the Silver Temple. Learn about the local silver-making community and admire the temple’s intricate designs.
Continue by tuk-tuk to Wat Lok Moli, a peaceful temple known for its old brick chedi and beautiful northern Thai architecture. Enjoy a short visit and photo stop while your guide shares more about Chiang Mai’s temple history and local Buddhist culture.
Next, ride toward Tha Phae Gate, one of Chiang Mai’s most recognizable landmarks. Once part of the old city wall, this historic gate is now a popular meeting point and photo stop. Take time to capture photos and enjoy the atmosphere of the Old City before continuing your journey.
For the 2-hour option, the tour continues by tuk-tuk to the Wat Chedi Luang area, where the experience ends. This option is ideal for travelers who want a compact introduction to Chiang Mai’s market life, temples, and Old City highlights, with free time afterward to continue exploring independently.
For the 3-hour option, continue with a guided visit to Wat Chedi Luang, one of Chiang Mai’s most important temples. See the impressive ancient chedi, learn about the temple’s history, and discover why this site remains one of the city’s most meaningful religious landmarks.
After Wat Chedi Luang, take another tuk-tuk ride to Wat Phra Singh, one of the most respected temples in Chiang Mai. Admire its elegant Lanna architecture, golden details, and peaceful temple grounds while your guide explains its importance to the city’s spiritual and cultural heritage.
The 3-hour route then continues past Wat Inthakhin Sadue Muang before reaching the Three Kings Monument. Stop for photos at this important city landmark, which honors the three kings connected to Chiang Mai’s founding history. From there, take a final short tuk-tuk ride to Naree De Klang Vieng, a local café and restaurant that also serves as a vocational training venue connected with the Chiang Mai Women’s Correctional Institution, where the tour ends.
