Private Tour to Chiang Mai Night Safari

Chiang Mai Night Safari is finest nightspot in Chiangmai, was established as night and night vacationer fascination.

The Chiang Mai Night Safari is a must see destination for people visiting Chiang Mai, northern Thailand. Explore Savanna Safari Zone, Predator Prowl Zone or Jaguar Trail Zone, all at night! An unforgettable experience.

Incredible journey to go to the first evening safari in Thailand, Chiang Mai Night Safari was established after Singapore Night Safari and China Night Safari Guangzhou. Chiang Mai Night Safari is 2 times bigger than Singapore Night Safari and it's scrutinize to be one of the most gorgeous evening safari in the world. If you're in search of a spot to visit, a spot to hang around at evening in the midst of the real natural atmosphere the place you possibly can chill out and study ecosystem, wildlife and pure resources not only by way of quantity but additionally high quality, Chiang Mai Night Safari is one of the best answer for you.
Chiang Mai Night Safari in 3 completely different zones, North Zone is a 25-minute journey with the carnivorous animal (Tram with English guide issue at 20.30 and 10.10), South Zone is a 30-minute journey with the creature from African savanna (Rattler with English guide issue at 19.25 and 21.30), and Walking Zone which is a walking trail wrapping around Swan Lake for 1.2 kilometers.'

Jaguar Trail Zone
Jaguar Trail Zone: Wrapping around Swan Lake, you will have a chance to see over 400 animals of lovely and uncommon 50 species of smaller animals in an atmosphere of enchanting flower gardens. Animals on this zone include White Tigers, Jaguars, Capybaras, Clouded Leopards, Fishing Cats, Brazili an Tapirs, Squirrel Monkeys, Miniature Horses, Crowned Cranes and Others.

The Savanna Safari Zone
In the Savanna Safari Zone, the place you may observe greater than 370 creatures from 34 species resembling southern serow, long-tailed goral, deer, elephant, giraffe and so on. You possibly can feel the environment of pleasure as in Thai savanna, African Savanna and Australian Savanna. Throughout the trip, additionally, you will discover the traditional structure models from Waing Kum Kam, an ancient empire, a city of historical past of Chiangmai. A rattler ride service with a capability of 50 seats will take you around the Savanna Safari Zone. The Trip takes 2,432 meters.

The Predator Prowl Zone
Predator Prowl Zone : That is the carnivorous creature zone that has aproximately 27 species and above 200 creatures. Your travel among these predators is stuffed with pleasure and hair elevating experience in every second. The an open sided bus ride is effectively geared up with a safety system and has a capability of 52 seats. The gap for one journey is 2.13 km. and takes roughly 25 minutes. Animals on this zone include Tigers, Lions, African Hunting Canine, Cinereous Vulture, Maned Wolf, White Tiger, Canadian Wolf, Asiatic Black Bears, Crocodiles, and others.

Musical fountain
One of many features of a visit to the Night Safari is the nightly musical fountain and water screen Laser Mild Present. There're two shows one at 8pm and one at 9pm, and they're absolutely touching. You stand or sit around the foreshore of a really big fountain (about the dimension of a football area) and watch the show broadcast by means of cascading water sprays and out over the waters with the accompanying music washing over the whole area.

Giraffe Restaurant
An exotic and distinctive eatery in Chiang Mai with a safari ambiance, which serves an array of worldwide foods similar to Thai, Chinese language, and Western dishes. Additionally, vegetarian and halal recipes are available. As well as viewing various species of creatures along the ‘Jaguar Trail’, you will be amazed by this new-type restaurant unveiled by the Chiang Mai Night Safari. The restaurant is a two-story safari construction embellished in the model that will remind you of Indiana Jones films. To get nearer to the animals, go as much as the second floor to feed tame giraffes on the porch. For positive, most youngsters will go for this!
Come and have a incredible meal at Giraffe Restaurant, inside the Chiang Mai Night Safari. The restaurant welcomes you each day from 10 a.m. until midnight.
Open Time : Chiang Mai Night Safari is open each day eleven:00 a.m. - eleven:00 p.m.
Admission : Day Safari & Evening Safari : Grownup 800 Baht, Youngster 400 Baht (Value are subject to change)

Tram : The tram journey is round 5 km and takes around 1 hr to get round it all. Trams run from 7pm until 10.30pm, with a tram each 15 minutes.
Private tour to Chiang Mai Night Safari Itinerary

• Pickup at hotel or guesthouse
• Arrive Night Safari about 30 minutes
• Return to hotel or guesthouse

Tour Price
Car with Air Condition (1-3 Persons) / Van (4-10 Persons) 1400 THB / 1900 THB
Pickup Time : Day time : Start 10:00 am.Night Time : Start 06:00 am.

Include

• Insurance Covered
• English speaking local driver
• Gasoline

Exclude

• food, drink
• Chiangmai Night Safari entrance ticket 800 THB/Adult 400 THBChildren
• Guide

Chiang Mai Orchid Jade Factory

Orchid Jade, the jade specialist, was founded in 1981 in Chiangmai, Thailand by Preecha and Waranan Pongcharoenkul. For more than twenty years, Orchid Jade has maintained a reputation for value, quality and service. We feature exclusive collection of jadiete and colored stones jewelry as well as magnificent pieces of nephrite carvings.

Orchid Jade is a member of many pretigous organizations such as Thai Gem and Jewelry Traders Association (since 1990) and was recognized internationally (The New York Times, November 1987). In addition to our specialised managing team with Graduate Diamond, Graduate Colored Stoned and Graduate Gemologist Diplomas from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), Orchid Jade employs over 70 experienced staff. We constantly encourages our employees to participate in educational programs to enhance their understanding in the jewelry industry and customer service. Orchid Jade takes great pride in providing its customers with the strongest guarantees as well as the best value and service in the retail jewelry industry.

“If you are interested in learning about jade or purchasing jewelry made from jade, Orchid Jade is certainly a place to visit. First, we will show you a video on jades from around the world and the process of turning them into exclusive jewelry pieces. After that, we will take you through our on-site factory where over 30 Thai craftpeople work on jewelry and carving productions. In addition, we will illustrate simple techniques on how to tell jade from its imitations. We also have a mini museum featuring antique jade collections from around the world. Lastly, it is shopping time choose from a variety of beautifully crafted products from our extensive collection.”

Orchid Jade

Chiang Mai Orchid Jade Factory

Maehongson Tour05 : Maehongson Tour 4 days 3 nights Doi Inthanon - every district of Maehongson

Maehongson Tour 4 days 3 nights Doi Inthanon – every district of Maehongson

Tour Overview

- Inthanon National Park : Highest Peak of Thailand, King & Queen Pagoda, Wachiratarn Waterfall

- Op Luang National Park : Theppanom hot spring, Op Luang Canyon

- Salawin National Park : Maesamlab Village, Salawin River

- Maesariang : Phrathat Jommon Temple

- Mae La Noi : Kaew Komol Cave

- Mae Hong Son : Pabong Hot spring, Doikongmoo temple, Longneck village

- Pang Mapha : Lot cave, Lisu Village

- Pai : Mae Yen temple, Thapai hot spring, World War II bridge, Chinese village, Mopaeng waterfall, Pongduad geyser

- Doi Suthep – Doi Pui National Park : Mokfah Waterfall 

Itinerary

Day 1 : Pick up at Hotel or Guest House 08.00 – 08.30 am. Visit Highest Peak of Thailand. ( Doi Inthanon National Park ) Visit King and Queen Pagoda Lunch Visit Wachiratarn Waterfall Visit Theppanom hot spring Visit The Land of Prehistoric human (Obluang Nation Park) Dinner and enjoy your night in Maesariang Day 2 : After breakfast drive to Maesamlab village Boat trip 2 and half hrs. see the beautiful view along Thai-Burmese border on Salawin river Visit Sobmoei village on the way Lunch Visit Jommon temple see the nice scenic of Maesariang Visit Kaewkomol cave (calcite cave) Dinner and enjoy your night in Mae Hong Son Day 3 : After breakfast visit Doikongmoo temple. See the nice scenic of Mae Hong Son Visit Longneck village (near Burma) Lunch Bamboo rafting visit Lod Cave Visit Lisu village Dinner and enjoy your night in Pai Day 4 : Afer breakfast we sight seeing around Pai Visit Mae Yen temple see the nice scenic of Pai Visit Thapai hot spring Visit World War II bridge Visit Pai Canyon Visit Chinese village Lunch Visit Pongduad geyser Visit Mokfah waterfall Back to Chiang Mai Arrive Chiang Mai 19.00 pm.
Pickup Time
Morning	08.00 am. – 08.30 am.
Include
- Tour as the program + entry fees      - 4 Lunch, 3 breakfast, 3 dinner      - Accident insurant      - Experienced Driver (Local Speak English)      - 3+ star Accommodation 1 night (twin sharing)      - Transportation      - Insurance
Exclude
- Guide (Extra 6,000 for 4 days)      - Other services not mentioned in the program.

Tour Price

Package Tour Maehongson 05
Group Size				1	2	3-4	5-6	7-8	9+
Maehongson Tour 4 days 3 nights Doi Inthanon – every district of Maehongson Price in Thai Baht				24000	15000	13000	10000	9500	9000

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Inthanon National Park	King and Queen Pagoda	Wachiratarn Waterfall
Op Luang	Maesamlab village	Kaw Komol Cave
Longneck village	Lahu Village	Lod Cave
Pongduad Geyser	World War II bridge	Theppanom hot spring
Package Tour Doi Inthanon – every district of Maehongson

Maehongson Tour

Maehongson Tour05 : Maehongson Tour 4 days 3 nights Doi Inthanon - every district of Maehongson

Sankamphaeng Hot Spring, Chiang Mai

San kampang Hot Spring is an ideal destination for those interested in physique and well-being. Though there is a sight swiff of sulphur, it does not affect this very quiet place, which is superb to enjoy an afternoon with family and friends.

The Sankhampang Hot Springs are approximately a 45 minute drive from Chiang Mai on Highway 1317. The drive there is lovely and very good-looking with perspectives of the hill and rice paddy's. The roads are good and well sign posted so it is very easy to go. This place is so fine-looking, everything is well maintained and we ended up spending a couple of hours here. The orchard is approximately 35 acres and extremely in favor with locals, we were the only westerners there.

Sankampaeng Hot Springs is an perfect landmark for those interested in health and welfare. A spontaneous spring emitting water with high sulphur content, the spring is said to cure ailing and rejuvenate the body. The water has a temperature in excess of 100 degrees centigrade and the place is so active that there's ongoing research into how to tap the springs as a potential energy resource.
You'll find popular things to do at Sankampang hot springs.

Soak your legs and feet in the hot spring water
The free public foot baths. The hot water is filtered and cooled down from above boiling to a warmish hotness your feet can enjoyed. Roll-up your pant legs and take off your footwear and dunk your feet in. Get closer to the hot spring and it gets a bit warmer, but never specifically hot.
Boil an egg in the water at the foundation
Buy a basket of eggs from one of the vendors. You can select between chicken, duck, or quail eggs. Ask for a straw if you like soft-boiled eggs. head over to the area where you see the water gushing out of the floor. The pool in the middle is where you will boil your eggs. Get ready for the smell of sulphur to hit you. Take the eggs out. Rinse them in the cool off water they have from the cocks. Crack them open and enjoy! Don’t forget to douse them in the tart sauce they give you with the eggs.
Picnic with your family or friend
Along the foot baths you’re never too far from various of refreshments. Don’t forget about the eggs, though - a helpful sign tells you how long to cook them. Buy a basket and some eggs, then head to the waist-high swimming pools for food only.
Mineral bath
You possibly can go swim in the mineral swimming pools or rent your own room, and take a hot baths. The bathing places are separated by women and men, and groups of people can also use the bathing rooms together.
Ticket : Admission fee 100 baht per adult, 50 THB per child.
Open : The springs are open daily 9.30 am - 8 pm

How to get there : To get to the springs you first need to go to Sankampang Road and then travel another 12 kilometers to the springs. As with many other places, a amount of tours to the springs are available from the city. Given the distance involved, and the quantity of sites available en route, a tour bus might be the best approach. To get there by “songtaew” from Sankampaeng town costs about 200 baht, but it is a long ride and you probably wouldn’t be very comfortable.
Public transport from Chang Phuak bus station, finish at San Kamphaeng, and next ride a chartered local truck to the hot spring or contact tour agency in Chiang Mai to offer a private tour With experience driver - gasoline are the best answer. Finish a day's shopping in San kampang explore Muang On cave and wind down at the hot springs with hot tubs and a pool.

Eco-Agricultural Chiang Mai Hill tribe village

“Chiang Mai Hill tribe village“, Learn the lifestyle of hill tribe people such as Lahu, Padong and the Long Neck Karen. You will be amazed with their native talents including daily farm work such as making scarecrows, ridding weeds in the paddy fields, and demonstrating rice pouring from the watermill. one of several in the region where the various hill tribes have been gathered to live in permanent settlements and practice their life styles. part of the deal is that tourists come to take photos and purchase their crafts and the government gets them in one place.

Karen People

The Karen began to move into Thailand around the 17th century and occur in large numbers in the western part of Northern Thailand, in particular on the ranges west and south of Doi Inthanon. The main groups in Thailand are White Karen composed of the Skaw and the Pwo sub groups.

The Karen live in villages of around 25 houses raised on stilts. The villages tend to cluster. Each household consists of the parents and their unmarried children. Married daughters and their families may also live in the same house. The highest authority is the village priest who runs the village along with the elders.

The Karen have rituals to live harmoniously with the “Lord of the Land and Water”, as well as with nature spirits in the rocks, trees, water and mountains that surround them. They also have guardian spirits and believe in the soul.

Their desire for harmony with nature may partly account for why the Karen have evolved the most ecologically sound system of swidden agriculture. They use a system of rotation over a large area of land and do not cut all the large trees down when they clear a plot.They are also the only group to have built terraces to grow wet-rice.

Karen cloth is hand-woven on back-strap looms and is predominantly red with white, blue or brown vertical stripes. Stitching is clear and decorative. The men may wear simple forms of this material in a sleeveless tunic (or northern Thai clothing), while the women wear more elaborate styles on their sarongs.

The women’s blouses are made of dark homespun cotton with horizontal embroidered patterns decorated with seeds woven onto the lower half. Unmarried girls of the Skaw group wear plain white shifts.

Those of the Pwo are more decorated. The Karen are famous for their use of beads for ornamentation.

About the Karen Long Neck Hilltribe – Padaung

The Padaung are a sub-group of Karen (Bwe Group) living in Kayah state of eastern Burma on the Thailand border. They number less than 40,000 people in total. The Padaung call themselves “Lae Kur” or “Kayan”. They have their own language which belongs to the Kenmic group in the Tibeto-Burman language family.

The Karen themseves are not one homogeneous group but rather a loose confederation of heterogeneous and closely related tribes. Among the smallest of the Karen tribes in Thailand are the Karen Padaung.

In Thailand, only a few families of Padaung have settled temporarily as refugees in Muang District of Mae Hong Son Province, near Ban Tha Ton in Chiang Rai Province, and as of June 2005 a small group near Chiang Dao. Generally they live among other hilltribes groups, mostly Karen.

The Padaung escaped from the Kaya State in Burma to Thailand in the mid to late 1900′s and are actually refugees of a political turmoil. They belong to the Karenni sub-group of the Karen People, which are still fighting for their independence in Burma.

The Karen-Padaung occupied central Burma before the Burmese arrived from the North and they, together with the ancient Mon, farmed the Irrawaddy and Salween Valleys and built civilizations based on their unique cultures.

The Padaung women famously wear brass rings around their necks. This distorts the growth of their collarbones and make them look as if they have long necks – which they don’t. This row of brass rings do not actually stretch their necks but in fact squash the vertebrae and collar bones. A woman generally has about twenty or more rings around her neck. This neck ring adornment is started when the girls are 5 or 6 years old.

The rings on the arms and the legs are not quite as prominent as those on the neck simply because the neck rings are so pronounced. However, these rings are just as important. The rings on the arms are worn on the forearm from the wrist to the elbow. Those on the legs are worn from the ankles to the knees, and cloth coverings are kept over most of these rings, from the shins down to the ankles.

Most of Padaung are animists, but about 10 percent are Buddhists. Now, the number of Christians is increasing because of the Roman Catholic mission. The annual festival for the fertility and prosperity of the whole community is usually held at the beginning of the rainy season. Sacrifices are made to the spirits for good health and bountiful harvests. Rice is the Padaung main crop.

Chiang Mai Hill Tribes Village

Eco-Agricultural Chiang Mai Hill tribe village

Private Tours Chiang Mai to Otop Village

Chiang Mai Borsang and Sankampaeng Village Attractions

Private Tours Chiang Mai to San Kampang the most important and most popular of the local craft manufactory are situated along a 13 km stretch of the Chiang Mai - San kampaeng Road.

San kampaeng crafts otop village follows a road to the east of the town. along alongside of the road are various little manufactory manufacturing all number of goods where you've the chance to observe the craftsmen and women at work and purchase their top quality goods. The tour takes you to go to the worlds largest gem gallery, the famed Thai silk company, the hand-operated verge factory, lacquerware, bronze goods, leather product, Celadon pottery and much, so much more.

The otop village of San kampang is surround with small cottages that are also manufactory and workshops for manufacturer to produce exquisite works of art. Voyager are welcome to stop by and see these people make their handicraft. Pickup deftly created workings as a souvenir for someone special or as a immense gift for your visit. You'll not be discontented with any item you purchase.

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Woodcarving

Wood carving is considered one of Thailand’s finest traditional handicafts that have been passed down from the Sukhothai period (1238 – 1438 ). The evidence of the long existing sculpture art can be found on windows, door and other wooden parts of Buddhist temples, It’s easy to understand why ornamental wood carving in Thailand is such a highly specialized skill when you consider just how much intricate detail goes into every item created. Whetherit’s a tiny carved wooden bowl or an enormous engineered wooden structure, the sheer professionalism of the craft just cannot be faulted.

Thai Silk

Silk is one of the most valued an sought-after fabrics in the world. Yet, the origins of the production of this most exquisite material remains veiled in mystery, throught we belive it comes from China.

At the Thai Silkk Village you will discover the production oof Thai Silk that begins with the bombyx mori, a small worm that comes from the eggs of silk moth and that eats leaves of mulberry trees before building a cocoon from its sprittle. The bombyx mori usually produces silk thread, ranging from light gold to very light green, with lengths from 500 to 1,500 yards per cocoon. A single thread filament is too thin to use on its own so Thai women combine many threads to produce a thicker, usable fiber. They do this by hand-reeling the threads onto a wooden spindle to produce a uniform strand of raw silk. The process is a tedious one as it take nearly 40 hours to produce a half kilogram of silk. The production will then be soaked in hot water and bleached before dyeing, then woven a using a traditional hand operated loom.

Chiang Mai Celadon

Although ceramics were produced in Thailand as far back as the 9th century, the expertise and techniques for producing to tradition, the special glaze was developed to simulatr the appearance of jade which, for thousands of years, has been reserve by the Chinese as the royal gemstone. Today’s celadon centres on Sankampaeng Road. Baan Celadon and Siam Celadon factories use the same process as previously.

Chiang Mai Gem Gallery

Welcome to World Gems Group the famous jewelry store and the biggest Jewelry store, we have 6 chain branches located in the heart of 4 major city in Thailand, Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket and Chiangmai, all our jewelry have received the international ISO 9002 and ISO 9001:2000 with vast varieties Finished Design Jewelry been displayed.we have a certificate of GIA also. Our store has a specific jewelry masterpiece, gems, birthstone, wedding ring and more jewelry to choose from with producing and designing by our professional staff.

Our store office section have a high technology laser welder machine and advance Computer Gold Check up of our expert Gemologist, everytimes you visit and also our demonstration workshop is allow you to see how the production of jewelry in Modern World. Our store is a member of Thai Gems and Jewelry Trades Association of Thailand and the Thai Chamber of Commerce. ” Get Special price for your own direct booking to our Transportation” Our service providing creation of piece such as necklaces, bracelets, rings, pendants, earrings etc. Some other piece is a master piece including a high quality of precious stone such as diamon, sapphire, ruby, emerald, pink sapphire, cabochon, amethyst, garnet, peridot, jade, quartz, aquamarine, amethyst quartz, bluestare sapphire, cat’s eye, citrine, imperial topaz, tanzanite, smoky quartz, etc and we have the craftmanship on duty to create your instant design so that you would be accept a high impress with our service and product.

Chiang Mai Umbrella Village

For more than 100 years, the village of Borsang that is lacates on Sankampaeng road, has been associated with the production of umbrellas made from Saa paper, derived from mulberry tree bark.

The local history has been told that there was a monk travelling to neighbouring Myanmar where he came cross Saa paper umbrellas that offered protection against both the sun and the rain. He returned with the protection technique and introduced the umbrella to the elders of Borsang village, who added their own first, making umbrellas was just a hobby to do after the annual rice crop, wich could supplement villager’s earnings. The time passed by and the production of Saa paper umbrellas gradually flourished, which prompted villages to establish a handicraft c0-operative in 1941. In time, the production grew up to be made out of saa paper and silk, and images of birds, elephants and flowers were intricately hand-painted on the umbrellas Today, the production of Umbrellas from Borsang village is exported through the world and it can been seen at trades in Europe, in a wide variation of sizes and colours.

Chiang Mai Silver Ware

Formerly introduced in Thailand by the Indian traders, the original techniques of silverware and jeweley making have slowly evolved through the influences of various periods of art. Particularly in Northern Thailand where silver work originated as a result of Buremese and Shan methods and styles, and developed rapidly afterwards to become a combination of techniques and designs,

The ethnic minority peoples (Tibeto-Buemese, Hmong and Yao, the Shan and Tai minorities of Vietnam and Laos) have had much influence on Thai silver works as well. Types of adornment and jewellery, crafted by one minority people have been adopted by other minorities; the present adornment and jewellery range of some minorities; the present adornment and jewellery range of some minorities also includes both ancient and more recent types.

The silver in Thailand is commonly used for jewellery, pictures made out of silver, picture frames, dishes,, silverware, purses and much more. The most common out of all of these uses are the jewellery and Chiang Mai is one of the places where the fitnest Thai silverware is produced, with skills passed down for centuries. Chiang Mai silversmiths like to make bracelets, rings and earrings. They have a very special chisels that they use to carve out designs in the bracelets and other jewelry. The silver pictures are also commonly made there. They get big sheets of silver paper and take the chisels to cave out the designs.

Shopaholics will be ruffled by the various outlets all along the Chiang Mai-Sankampaeng Road. You will discover several shops, showrooms, and manufactory extending along a 9km strip here, particularly since you can wander around the workshops and watch the handiwork at the job. Talk to any Chiang Mai travel agency about a full- or half-day shopping trip. Benefit from a different side to Chiangmai with this half day excursion to the handcraft village of San Kampaeng. Offering for a superiority and security local trip for price. >Voyager can be sure of exclusiveness for your trip with private and join group trip as first insurance and specialized guide. If you wish to book a trip, you can contact Chiang Mai travel agency in town or use a tuk - tuk or songtaew but it is a long ride, hot weather and you probably uncomfortable.
You may find yourself in need to developed a flea market stall back home town or have an idea for establishing a little store in your homeland to sell all these terrific Thai goods, which come so cheaply. If so, Sankampaeng is the perfect spot to get samples and place orders.