Visit Lanna architecture and dress in traditional attire at Wat Inthrawas (Wat Ton Kwen), explore The Loha Prasada (brazen palace) of Phra That Sri Mueang Pong, Wat Baan Pong and free-roaming elephants at Elefin Farm Cafe.
A minimum of 1 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 1 day(s) before the departure date
Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Wat Inthrawas is renowned for its well-preserved Lanna-style architecture. Visitors should observe its intricate wooden construction, especially the main ordination hall (Ubosot) and Viharn. The unique Lanna-style baked clay tiles on the roof are a distinctive feature, reflecting traditional craftsmanship. The temple's overall design offers a glimpse into ancient Northern Thai art and heritage.
The Loha Prasada of Phra That Sri Mueang Pong, located within Wat Baan Pong, holds significant historical importance. It is recognized as the second metal pagoda in Thailand and only the fourth worldwide. Its multi-tiered metallic spire design is exceptionally rare and represents a unique architectural achievement in Buddhist temple construction, making it a distinctive cultural landmark.
At Elphin Farm & Café, visitors can enjoy gentle interactions with free-roaming elephants in a natural setting. This includes observing them as they go about their day, feeding them healthy snacks, and learning about their care from knowledgeable staff. The experience emphasizes ethical interaction, allowing guests to appreciate these magnificent animals up close while supporting their well-being.
Yes, beyond interacting with elephants, Elphin Farm & Café offers a relaxing café environment where visitors can enjoy beverages and light refreshments amidst scenic surroundings. It provides a comfortable space to unwind and appreciate the natural beauty of the farm. This makes it an ideal spot for a leisurely break and allows you to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Yes, this one-day tour is specifically designed to allow sufficient time to explore Wat Inthrawas, The Loha Prasada at Wat Baan Pong, and Elphin Farm & Café. The itinerary is carefully planned to ensure a comprehensive and enjoyable experience at each location without feeling rushed, maximizing your visit to these cultural and natural attractions within a single day.
Most temples in Thailand, including Wat Inthrawas and Wat Baan Pong (home to The Loha Prasada), typically open from early morning, around 8:00 AM, until late afternoon, usually 5:00 PM or 6:00 PM. Elphin Farm & Café also operates within regular daytime hours, generally from late morning to late afternoon, aligning conveniently with the tour's schedule.
When visiting sacred sites like Wat Inthrawas, The Loha Prasada, and Wat Baan Pong, it is respectful to wear modest clothing. This means covering your shoulders and knees. Loose-fitting trousers or long skirts, and shirts with sleeves are ideal. Removing shoes before entering temple buildings is also customary etiquette to observe in these revered places.
This tour includes convenient private transportation with a friendly driver. You will enjoy comfortable hotel transfers, ensuring a hassle-free journey between Wat Inthrawas, The Loha Prasada, Wat Baan Pong, and Elphin Farm & Café. This eliminates the need to arrange your own transport, allowing you to relax and fully enjoy each stop without worrying about logistics.