Drive through different parts of the City, passing through old city walls, gates and city moat, market, residential areas, foreign Consulates, Government buildings and Tapae Chiang Mai’s tourist attraction area. Then, drive up to Doi Suthep to visit Wat Phrathad Doi Suthep (built in A.D. 1384). It is 3,500 feet above sea-level, the most sacred temple in Northern Thailand, containing a holy relic of Lord Buddha, with a challenging flight of over 300 walking steps, flanked by enormous mythological Nagas. A panoramic view of the city can be seen from here.

Then visit a significant and picturesque of Hmong hill tribe village on Doi Pui. Here you see the Hmong hillpeople in their colorful costumes, selling their wide range of antiques, curious decorative ornaments and fabrics.