About this experience
On this half-day tuk tuk tour, you will be heading first to the Chiang Mai Gate and the Tae Pae Gate. You will then enter the Old City and stop by Wat Chedi Luang, which used to house the famous Emerald Buddha that can now be found at the Grand Palace in Bangkok. Head next to the Three Kings Monument and proceed to Wat Srisuphan, a silver temple that helps preserve the silversmith tradition of the area. Lastly, visit Warorot Market, where Chiang Mai's Sunday Market and Night Bazaar are located.
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What's included
What's included
Not included
What to expect
Hotel pickup
Morning: 08:30 | Afternoon: 13:30Your tuk tuk collects you from your hotel lobby at 08:30 (morning tour) or 13:30 (afternoon tour) — be ready at least 15 minutes early.
Chiang Mai Gate & Tae Pae Gate
Two of the Old City's original moat gates, these landmarks mark the historic boundary of ancient Chiang Mai and set the scene for the tour.
Old City
Ride through the walled quarter that has been the cultural core of Chiang Mai for over 700 years.
Wat Chedi Luang
A towering 14th-century temple that once housed the Emerald Buddha — one of the most significant religious sites in northern Thailand.
Three Kings Monument
The bronze statues of the three kings who founded Chiang Mai stand at the centre of the Old City, surrounded by important civic buildings.
Wat Srisuphan
Known as the Silver Temple, this extraordinary shrine is decorated entirely in silver and aluminium by local craftsmen keeping a generations-old tradition alive.
Warorot Market
Chiang Mai's oldest and most authentic market — a great spot to pick up fresh fruit, local snacks, and artisan goods.
Hotel drop-off
Morning: 11:30 | Afternoon: 16:30Your tuk tuk returns you to your hotel by 11:30 (morning tour) or 16:30 (afternoon tour).
Meeting point
Wat Chedi Luang Worawihan, Chiang Mai
Your tuk tuk will collect you directly from your hotel lobby. Please be in the lobby at least 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time. The tour ends with a drop-off at your hotel.
Open in Google MapsWhat to bring
- Your booking confirmation (mobile ticket accepted)
- Conservative clothing — shoulders, knees, and ankles covered for women; no shorts for men
- Cash for any purchases at Warorot Market
- Sunscreen and water for the open tuk tuk ride
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the tour actually start — do I need to get to a meeting point?
No — your tuk tuk comes to your hotel. Simply be in the lobby at least 15 minutes before your chosen departure time (08:30 or 13:30).
What should I wear to the temples?
Temple dress codes apply throughout the tour. Women must cover their shoulders, knees, and ankles. Men should not wear shorts. Bring a scarf or light layer if needed.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Please check the cancellation policy at the time of booking — the policy window will be shown on your booking confirmation.
Do I need to print my ticket?
A mobile ticket on your phone is sufficient — no printing required.
What happens if the weather is bad?
In cases of extreme weather, the tour may be cancelled or the itinerary adjusted. You will be notified in advance if this affects your booking.
Is a guide included, or is this self-guided from the tuk tuk?
The supplier data confirms tuk tuk transport and insurance are included. For specific guide arrangements, check the details on your confirmation or contact the operator directly.