
Leisure
Off-the-grid adventures in Chiang Saen.
Get up close and personal with elephants. Explore the sights of the ancient Lanna Kingdom capital by tuk-tuk and longtail boat. Relax by the sun-dappled infinity pool overlooking the valley at our Chiang Saen hotel.
At the Resort

Royal Enfield Sidecar
Prepare for an exhilarating ride through Thailand’s lush northern jungles and beyond in a Royal Enfield Classic 500 sidecar. Soak up the scenery as your private driver whisks you off on an unforgettable journey past elephant pastures, ancient Lanna sites and remote border regions alive with invigorating wilderness.

Jungle Bubbles
Immerse in nature in a luxury bubble set on raised decks in the jungle. Your 22-square-metre jungle adobe is air-conditioned and comes with all the space you need for getting away or coming together, including a bedroom, living area and ensuite bathroom. Gaze through the transparent walls at elephants playing in the wild. Stay from dusk till dawn, enjoying a picnic dinner under the stars.

Limousine Service
Travel in style and upgrade your journey with a chauffeured Mercedes-Benz vehicle for all your airport transfers, excursions and cultural tours.

Infinity Pool
Perhaps one of the most stunning pools in Asia, our infinity pool is a major drawcard designed for leisurely laps, Jacuzzi soaks and poolside daydreaming.

Fitness Centre
Fully equipped with treadmills, exercise bikes and weights, the state-of-the-art gym also comes with a relaxation area featuring a sauna, steam room and whirlpool.
Open 7.00 am – 8.30 pm
Open 7.00 am – 8.30 pm

Muay Thai Kickboxing
Master the art of eight limbs under the guidance of a professional Muay Thai fighter at our idyllic outdoor ring. A pair of Muay Thai shorts are yours to keep.

Yoga
Rebalance with a group class amid a profusion of greenery or engage an instructor for one-on-one Hatha yoga sessions.
Beyond

Hall of Opium Museum
Part of your all-inclusive Discovery package, a visit to the Hall of Opium Museum is a unique opportunity to delve into the Golden Triangle's infamous opium past, as well as learning about the alternative livelihood project of the late Princess Mother, now used as a global case study.
Tuesdays and Sundays: 8.30 am - 3.30 pm
Tuesdays and Sundays: 8.30 am - 3.30 pm

Longtail Boat Trip
With one of Asia’s most famous waterways on our doorstep, a journey by private longtail boat is a must. Depart from our jetty on the tranquil Ruak River and onto the mighty Mekong. Drift through the heart of three countries converging to form the Golden Triangle, with Chiang Rai treating you to sweeping jungle views at every turn.

Doi Tung & Mekhong Boat Tour
When the late Princess Mother moved to Doi Tung mountain in Chiang Rai highlands, she vowed to fight the twin evils of child prostitution and opium growing. Together with her team, she researched and planted alternative crops and set up a Cottage Industries Centre where the products of the hills are transformed, through traditional methods, into high quality goods.

Golden Triangle and Sop Ruak
No trip to the Golden Triangle is complete without making a pilgrimage to its beating heart. Take a private limousine to the riverside, near the point where the Ruak and Mekong Rivers meet. Here, on the Thai bank, a giant golden Buddha, elephant statues, and shrines to the royal family mark the epicentre of a fabled region.

Mae Sai
On the Thai side of the border with Myanmar lies an eclectic town where haggling over souvenirs has been elevated to an art form. Hone your bargaining skills and get your photo taken at Thailand's most northern point.

Wat Phra That Pu Khao
Travel back in time as you explore the remains of antiquities and crumbled stupas of this 8th century temple, located on a hill just outside the Golden Triangle.

Wat Pa Sak
Get your culture fix at this historical park containing 14th century Hariphunchai- and Sukhothai-style ruins, and try to spot Bagan influences.

Wat Phra That Pha Ngao
Explore the ancient manuscript depository in a peaceful setting of Wat Phra That Pha Ngao temple and admire its large prayer hall guarding a partially excavated Buddha statue.

Wat Chedi Luang
The ruins of this Buddhist temple feature an 18-metre octagonal chedi in classic Chiang Saen-Lanna style, introducing you to the area’s dominant architectural style of the 12th-14th centuries.

Doi Mae Salong
One of the highest peaks in Chiang Rai, Doi Mae Salong is known for its panoramic views, scenic trekking, Chinese heritage villages and hill tribe communities, as well as tea, coffee and fruit plantations that are well worth a visit.

Choui Fong Tea Plantation
Visit a working tea plantation, sample different varieties, and take a lunch break at a local restaurant, enjoying dishes infused with tea flavours.

Doi Chang Coffee Plantation
A fair-trade Arabica plantation run by Ahka farmers, Doi Chang produces some of the world's finest sustainable beans.

Mae Fah Luang & Doi Tung
The sprawling art and cultural park features teak pavilions dotted across landscaped gardens, with the region's finest collection of Lanna art on display. Continue onto Doi Tung's Cottage Industries Centre and Outlet, one of the late Princess Mother's projects set up to support traditional hill tribe handicrafts.

Wat Rong Khun (White Temple)
Chiang Rai's famed white temple is a surreal, haunting masterpiece designed by famous national artist Ajarn Chalermchai Kositpipat. An amalgam of traditional and modern design, it is renowned for its artistry and stark beauty. Inside, Buddhist symbology is remixed with elements of modern pop culture, including references to The Matrix and Marvel characters.

Baan Dam (Black House Museum)
Chiang Rai's other famous must-see is part art studio, part museum and part home of the visionary contemporary painter, Thawan Duchanee. 25 black pavilions are spread over 100 rai, with fantastical if not outright macabre displays inside.