What should I wear on this tour?

All three temples enforce a strict dress code: shoulders, backs and knees must be covered. Bring a scarf or light sweater to wrap around if needed, or wear clothing that already meets the requirement — long trousers or a midi skirt work well.

Where exactly do I meet the guide?

The tour starts at the Three Kings Monument on Prapokkloa Road in the old city. It's a well-known landmark and easy to find on any map app. No need to check in anywhere beforehand.

Can I bring young children?

Children under 3 years old join free of charge. The tour involves a moderate amount of walking, so consider whether younger children will be comfortable for the duration.

How fit do I need to be?

The tour is rated as moderate fitness level — expect a steady walk between temple sites on mostly flat ground. It is not suitable for those with significant mobility difficulties.

Will the itinerary definitely follow this route?

The route is planned around these three temples, but the order or stops may be adjusted due to weather conditions or other circumstances on the day.

Do I need to print my ticket?

A mobile ticket is accepted — simply have your booking confirmation ready to show your guide at the meeting point.

Chiang Mai Old City and Temples Walking Tour

3.9Popular choice · in high demand

Duration

2 hours

Cancellation

Free cancellation 24hrs

Ticket type

Mobile ticket

Confirmation

Instant

Why book with us

Guide and insurance bundled in — no hidden extras to worry about
Three of Chiang Mai's most historically significant temples in a single, well-paced route
Starts at an easy-to-find, central landmark with no complicated logistics
Rated by over 450 travellers who have walked this exact route
Flexible date-only booking makes it simple to fit around the rest of your trip

What's included

Professional tour guide

Tour insurance

Not included

Temple entrance fees (if applicable)

Gratuities

Transport to the meeting point

What to expect

Three Kings Monument — Meeting Point
Make your own way to the Three Kings Monument on Prapokkloa Road, the central landmark where your guide will meet you to begin the tour.
Wat Chedi Luang
Explore the ruins and standing structures of this 14th-century temple complex, anchored by the largest stupa in Chiang Mai and steeped in royal Lanna history.
Wat Phan Tao
Visit the former throne hall of King Mahotara Prateth, now a working temple celebrated for its intricate carved teak architecture and serene courtyard.
Wat Phra Singh
Conclude at this 14th-century temple, taking in its gilded pagodas, historical statues and the revered Lion Buddha that gives the complex its name.

Meeting point

Three Kings Monument, Prapokkloa Road, Si Phum Sub-district, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai, Thailand

Make your own way to the Three Kings Monument — a prominent bronze statue in the centre of the old city — where your guide will meet you at the start time shown on your booking.

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What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes
A scarf or light layer to cover shoulders and knees at temple entrances
Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)

Chiang Mai Old City and Temples Walking Tour

Chiang Mai Old City and Temples Walking Tour

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