Things to do in Chun

Chiang Mai Zoo boasts a beautiful environment surrounded by lush greenery, with a rich variety of animals, making for a very comfortable viewing experience. The zoo's layout is well-designed and suitable for family trips. Overall rating: Highly recommended, especially for family outings; allow ample time for a leisurely visit!

"Wiang Lo" Unseen, Phayao Province, another place that many people may not know. "Wiang Lo Historical Park" is located in Ban Wiang Lo, Lo Subdistrict, Chun District, Phayao Province. It is a large ancient city, approximately 500-600 years old. Evidence of stone inscriptions and sandstone Buddha images have been excavated. Inside the city walls and moats, there are approximately 10 other historical sites and approximately 40 other historical sites outside the moats. "Wiang Lo Historical Park" was a city during the reign of King Ngam Mueang because there are remains of the old city walls and many abandoned temples. The old chedi and temple are Wat Si Ping Mueang. Near "Wiang Lo Historical Park" is the point where the Chun River flows into the Ing River. Therefore, the locals call this area "Sob Ing". If anyone passes by that area, please stop by and visit. If you want to stay overnight, there are homestays available. Live a simple life.

Absolutely fantastic! Absolutely worth it! So happy! The temperature was perfect even in winter, not hot at all. The two instructors were wonderful, providing exceptional emotional support! Highly recommended!!

First, we went to a market where everyone was taking kitchen classes. Then we went to a culinary school to learn about plants. Finally, we learned how to cook. The steps were explained in great detail; it's actually quite simple. We made one dish and ate it. The food was delicious, and the culinary school environment was also very nice.

I think we need more places like this where elephants are treated with respect and now abused. I found the experience to be rather adventurous. I saw people write a review complaining about shower facilities and food being rather cheap. Honestly if you want luxury then go spa but if you really want some time with elephants where you can walk around with them and pet them and feel their closure then Elephant Sanctuary in Chiang Mai is the spot. I loved it.