Baan Tawai Handicraft Village - Half Day
Baan Tawai is a popular handicraft village just a short drive out of Chiang Mai city. It is one of the main cultural attractions for tourists and locals alike. Here, you can find quality handmade crafts that you see in market stalls in other tourist centers, but at much lower prices.
Baan Tawai is a popular handicraft village just a short drive out of Chiang Mai city. It is one of the main cultural attractions for tourists and locals alike. Here, you can find quality handmade crafts that you see in market stalls in other tourist centers, but at much lower prices.
If you’re looking for souvenirs and gifts to take home to your family and friends, this is a great place to look for them. You can find a variety of uniquely Thai handicrafts such as wood carvings, pottery, ornaments, antique reproductions, to name a few.
Our private half-day visit will allow you to browse and shop at your own pace without feeling rushed by other tourists. Shipping services are available so you don’t have to worry about not having space in your luggage.
Itinerary:- Pick-up from your hotel in a private air-conditioned vehicle
- Along the way, stop at a local coffee shop for a cup of freshly brewed coffee.
- Arrive at Baan Tawai
- Explore and shop at leisure
- Lunch at a local restaurant
- Resume shopping
- Drop off at your hotel
Note: There will be a small surcharge if your hotel is situated more than 5 km from the Old City.
Includes:- English speaking tour guide
- Private air-conditioned vehicle with driver
- Bottled drinking water
- Coffee or tea
- Lunch
- Travel insurance
- Other tours not mentioned in the above itinerary
- Personal expenses
- Beverages
Baan Tawai Handicraft Village
This is a large and famous handicraft center on the outskirts of Chiang Mai city. Both local and foreign tourists come her to shop for souvenirs as the prices are lower than what you would pay in other tourist bazaars in Thailand.
Handicrafts of all sorts can be found here, showcasing the creativity of Thai artisans. Woodcraft, silverware, pottery, hand-woven fabric, textile, jewelry, and much more. It’s a haven for souvenir hunters and collectors.
