“I thoroughly enjoyed the whole trip despite it being a proper 12 hour trip. The guide, Alex was such a funny guy and he taught us some basic Thai phrases we could use. I liked listening to him share some personal stories of his and in all honesty, he seems like a wise man. All his stories had a lesson to it. It felt like he was imparting wisdom to the tourists. The highlight would be me visiting the hill tribes people to learn how they live their lives.”

“I am glad we decided to do the morning session, as Niti, our cooking teacher first took us to the morning fresh market, we got to see and learn about the fresh ingredients of Thai cooking. The class itself was really fun and interactive, Niti gave good tips and instructions.”

“This trip is totally worth it and absolutely well worth going! Everything was just perfect. The most interesting part was interacting with the friendly elephants, which was an unforgettable experience. Our guide, Fluke, was very professional and responsible. His knowledgeable explanations and considerate planning made the trip even better. Highly appreciated!”

“I can highly recommend this tour - excellent value for money. Ms Pookie was our guide for the day and Mr Boy was our driver. Mr Boy was a very courteous and considerate driver. And we had lovely transportation. Ms Pookie was quite simply an amazing guide. Very knowledgeable and answered all our questions. She talked to us during our journey to the Hmong tribe, explaining a variety of places on the way, and walked around the stalls with us, where we tried various things. She then guided us around Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and explained the history of Buddhism and the symbolisms. If you are thinking about a…”

“The trip was great. Our guide Bee was very nice and paid attention to every, making sure everyone was fine. Going to see the temples is a must in Chaing Mai. Great day overall.”

“This trip was a good way to experience Chiang Rai in a day. MM, our guide, was friendly but we would have liked more information about the temples. The long neck village wasn’t really a village, but more of a shopping stop. The hot springs was also a tourist trap.”