Chiang Rai has excellent hotel accommodation. There are several interesting temples in the town itself and a number of fascinating sights to visit for excursions: Chiang Saen on the banks of the Mekong River. The ancient ruins in this charming little town indicate that they have been around long before Chiang Mai was founded.		on a bamboo raft for a memorable way to enjoy the natural scenery
	Travel to the north to Mae Sai, Thailand's northernmost town. Journey through stunning jungle covered mountains dotted with hilltribe villages.		Ethnic Minority Villages
	The Doi Tung mountain area is a sight especially worth visiting. One of the wonderful successes of the reforestation efforts of Her Royal Highness the Princess Mother, the mountainsides that were denuded in 1987 are again covered with forests!		There are approximately twenty-four hill tribe communities which despite major changes and development in recent years, have managed to maintain their unique cultures and traditions.

	The blend of historical attractions, natural scenery and the colourful traditional life of its people make a visit to this region simply different from the rest of Thailand. A truly rewarding experience for those who wish to explore beyond Bangkok!		Phra That Doi Tung The oldest Chedi Pagoda in the lanna region. It is a belief that the Chedi houses the collarbone of the Lord Buddha and is therefore revered by Buddhists.
			Doi Tung Zoo This zoo was first established for the breeding and conservation of animals that were driven away by the deforestation of theDoi Tung mountain area. Aside from the reintroduction of new species, the zoo also keeps rare animals from the nearby forests to assure their continued survival.
			The Mae Fah Luang Garden One of the brightest and most colourful landscaped sites in Thailand. Approximately 4 hectares and located on a hillside below the Royal Villa, it is a garden of decorative and flowering plants that bloom throughout the year.