[Go to the countryside in the name of summer vacation] Cave Adventure Caoshan Ganchao Hot Spring

[Go to the countryside in the name of summer vacation] Cave Adventure Caoshan Ganchao Hot Spring

If you have already been to Chiang Mai, you are tired of the places where the temples, the ancient city, the cafes, and Ningman Road are red-punched. Don’t follow me to the countryside of Chiang Mai to enjoy a pleasant life:

1. Our first stop is to explore a secret cave hidden in the suburbs of Chiang Mai. This is a stalactite cave that is dedicated to the stalwart gods of the local people.

2. Soak in the sulphur hot spring water of Shan Kamu, eat hot spring eggs, and feel the leisure of Mark Twain saying, "Let you forget the whole world."

3. Finally, we drove through the country wheat fields to a small village to visit a workshop called the folk wood carving craft. The workshop is built using the traditional Thai rice warehouse loft. This small art museum has been the work of founders and apprentices for decades. I believe that everyone will have a glimpse of the spirit and craftsmanship of Thai folk craftsmen. good chance.

Experience period (8 hours)
09:00 Ningman Road Collection
10:00 Explore Muang On Cave
12:30 Shan Kam Chai Hot Spring + Taibei Special Lunch + Hot Spring Boiled Egg
15:30 Visit Baan Jang Nak Elephant Woodcarving Museum + Taibei specialty fried noodles
17:00 End of experience

Itinerary
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Stop At: Mueang On Cave, Moo 2 Ban Sahakon, Sahakon Subdistrict, Mae On Thailand

A natural cave in the countryside of Chiang Mai, where Thais have often worshipped various kinds of gods in various caves since a long time ago.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Sankampang Hot Spring Hill, Ban Sa Ha Khon, Mae On District, Chiang Mai 50130, Thailand

Shan Kam Chong Hot Spring: A small river, several round pools, each about one meter deep, smashing a steady stream of sulphur hot spring water, which will be the favorite wild hot spring of Chiang Mai.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Baan Jang Nak - A Museum of Elephant Wood Carvings, 56/1 Moo 2 Buak Khang, San Kamphaeng 50130 Thailand

In 1988, a famous columnist visited this workshop. When he found that there were all kinds of vivid woodcarving elephants, he was very happy. So he gave the name "Baan Jang Nak". It means that there are elephant houses everywhere.

Duration: 1 hour