Discover the charm of Chiang Mai’s Old City at night on a 2-hour EV tram city tour with a stop at a vibrant local night market. Meet your guide at the Three Kings Monument and learn about the legacy of the ancient Lanna Kingdom before riding through the old moat and city walls on a comfortable eco-friendly tram. Along the route, view historic temples including Wat Lok Moli with its classic Lanna design, the towering Wat Chedi Luang and its 14th-century brick stupa, and Wat Phan Tao, known for its beautifully carved teakwood viharn. Continue to the vibrant Chiang Mai Gate Market, where your guide introduces local flavors at one of Chiang Mai’s popular night markets. This evening tour blends culture, history, and local flavors, ideal for a relaxed and culturally rich evening in Chiang Mai.
During the tram ride around the Old City, catch a glimpse of Wat Lok Moli along the route. Known for its distinctive Lanna architecture and historic presence near the old moat, the temple reflects centuries of faith and craftsmanship in Chiang Mai.
Ride through Chiang Mai’s Old City by tram and pass the impressive Wat Chedi Luang. Its towering ancient brick stupa, dating back to the 14th century, rises above the historic quarter and stands as one of the most iconic symbols of the Lanna Kingdom.
As your tram passes through Chiang Mai’s Old City, view Wat Phan Tao, a temple famous for its magnificent teakwood viharn. Built entirely of carved wood in Lanna style, it reflects the elegance and craftsmanship of the region’s historic past.
Experience the charm of Chiang Mai Gate Market, where locals gather for flavorful street food. With your guide, explore bustling stalls and enjoy selected northern Thai dishes, while any additional food is at your own expense.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Thai, English
You are required to travel to the meeting point independently. Please arrive by approximately 5:30 p.m. and wait in front of the Three Kings Monument.
