Discover Phayao: Lakes, Temples & Villages
Welcome to VisitPhayao – Your Gateway to Phayao’s Magic
Hey there, traveler! Ready to discover a slice of Northern Thailand that’s off the radar? Phayao province is where shimmering lakes, ancient temples, and sleepy villages come together for an adventure that’s real, raw, and unforgettable. At VisitPhayao, we’re all about showing you the heart of this hidden gem—think boat rides on Kwan Phayao, hikes to epic cliffs, and chats with locals over spicy som tam. Whether you got one day or three, we’ve got tours that’ll make you fall in love with Phayao’s chill vibes and rich stories.
Why Phayao?
Phayao ain’t your typical tourist spot, and that’s what makes it special. Picture this: a massive lake reflecting mountains, temples tucked in forests, and ruins whispering tales from centuries ago. It’s got nature, culture, history—all without the crowds. You’ll pedal through rice fields, taste fresh grilled fish, and maybe learn to weave a basket in a village. From the submerged Wat Tilok Aram to the quirky art of Wat Huai Pha Khiang, every stop’s got a story. Plus, the locals? Warm as the Thai sun.
Explore the tranquil beauty of Kwan Phayao, the largest freshwater lake in Northern Thailand. Enjoy a scenic boat ride to Wat Tilok Aram, the submerged temple, and visit the Pho Khun Ngam Muang Monument. End the day with a leisurely walk along the lakefront, soaking in the sunset views.
Price: $120
Delve into Phayao’s religious landmarks. Day 1 covers Wat Tilok Aram and Wat Phra That Chom Thong, with its Lanna-style pagoda. Day 2 visits Wat Nantaram in Chiang Kham and Wat Huai Pha Khiang, known for its unique Buddhist art installations.
Price: $260
Real Deal Experiences: We skip the tourist traps for authentic adventures—think village homestays and offbeat ruins.
Local Know-How: Our guides are Phayao folks who love sharing their home’s stories and secrets.
Easy & Fun: Small groups, comfy vans, and no rush. You’ll actually enjoy every moment.
Eco-Friendly Vibes: We keep it sustainable, supporting local communities and respecting nature.
Ready to Explore?
