Discounts without relying on luck: A trip to Chiang Rai | The Marvel of Three Colors

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 🏯 Chiang Rai Trip | The Three Wonders of White, Blue, and Black Depart from Chiang Mai and head north to Chiang Rai. Every kilometer is breathtaking. Three striking temples, each painted in white, blue, and black, tell the story of the art and faith of Northern Thailand. 📍 Trip Highlights 1️⃣ Wat Rong Khun (White Temple) – "Pure White Dream" • A stunning structure by renowned artist Chalermchai Kositpipat • White symbolizes purity, with shards of glass glistening like snow in the sunlight • Modern details: You might spot Spiderman or Transformers amidst the murals 2️⃣ Wat Rong Suea Ten (White Temple) – "Dark Blue Serenity" • The dark blue base is decorated with gold carvings • Inside, a large white Buddha statue beautifully complements the blue murals • The temple's name means "Temple of the Dancing Tiger," and legend has it that it was once home to tigers 3️⃣ Baan Dam Museum – "Dark Thoughts" • It's not actually a temple. But it's the private museum of artist Thawan Duchanee. • The exhibitions, including the dark wooden house, animal bones, and leather goods, reflect ethnic flavors and deep philosophical reflections. • While a bit creepy, it's a contemplation of the connections between life and culture. 🚐 Recommended Itinerary • Depart from Chiang Mai at 7:00 AM (approximately a 3-hour drive) • Arrive at Wat Rong Khun at 10:00 AM (approximately an hour) • Depart for Wat Rong Khun at 11:30 AM (approximately 20 minutes) • Have lunch at 12:30 PM (try Chiang Rai's signature Khanom Jeen or chicken curry noodles). • Depart for Wat Rong Khun at 1:30 PM (approximately 20 minutes) • Depart for Chiang Mai at 3:00 PM • Arrive in Chiang Mai at 6:00 PM 💡 Travel Tips • Admission to Wat Rong Khun is 100 baht. Admission to Wat Rong Khun is free. and Wat Rong Khun (White Temple) for 80 baht. • Dress modestly. Avoid wearing short skirts, shorts, or clothing that reveals the shoulders. • If driving yourself isn't convenient, consider a day tour from Chiang Mai to save time and energy. • The sun is very strong. We recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses. 🌸 Quick summary: In Chiang Rai, three colors symbolize the beauty of the faith in northern Thailand: white represents purity, blue represents romance, and black represents contemplation. #TravelThailand