The journey then takes you to the iconic Three Kings Monument, a symbol of unity and history. This spot is perfect for a reflective pause, surrounded by the echoes of Chiang Mai's founding fathers. A leisurely stroll away is Wat Chiang Man, the city's oldest temple, where ancient artifacts and serene Buddha statues await. Wrap up this self-guided tour at Pratu Tha Phae Gate, the historic entrance to the old city, leading you to the vibrant Warorot Market. This market, a kaleidoscope of sights, sounds, and smells, offers an authentic Thai market experience. As the tour concludes, you'll appreciate the flexibility and personal touch that only a self-guided tour can offer. With no schedules to follow or groups to keep up with, every step is an opportunity to engage with Chiang Mai in a way that resonates deeply and personally.
