Bulun Buri Resort Chiangmai, Thailand
"Rich in Culture Recess in Nature"

Only half an hour drive from Chiangmai's International Airport, Bulun Buri is set among some of the region's most spectacular scenery. Behind the resort's impressive exterior lies a boutique - style hotel offering tasteful accommodation, beautifully decorated for those seeking out an intimate getaway.

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Location : At 17th K.M. Mae Ha Village on Hangdong - Samoeng Road, 550 Meters above sea level, just 30 minutes drive from Chiangmai International Airport and Chiangmai Town.

Accommodation :
- Hotel Rooms : 3M-Rooms, 5L-Rooms, 2 Family Rooms & 2 Baan Thai Rooms
- Cottages : 5M-Houses, 1L-House

Room facilities :

Food & Beverage :
"Gad Tont" Restaurant : An open air country style restaurant with rice field steps surrounding serving delicious authentic Thai food and Italian food.

Room service : Daily from 06.00 a.m. till 10.30 p.m.

Sports and Activities :

• Swimming Pool
  
• Bike Track
  
• Children Playground
  
• Thai Traditional Massage
  
• Campfire
  

Airport city transfer : are available at hotel by Join Mini Bus with transfer charges.

Complimentary services :

• Welcome drink upon arrival
• Cool or warm towel upon arrival

Interesting places (near by resort) :

• Krisada Doi Garden : 5 kms
  
• Doi Kham Temple (White Buddha on the hill) : 21 kms
  
• Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden : 34 kms
  
• Mae Sa Elephant Camp : 37 kms
  
• Mae Sa Waterfall : 41 kms
  
• Butterfly, Orchid, Snake Farm : 44 kms
  

Festivals :
"Flower Carnival" : Over 20 flower-covered floats parade through the city on Saturday morning. Beauty Contests flower exhibitions, cultural performances at Buag Haad City Park & Playground, Febuary 1-3 (first weekend.)

"Songkran" : All are fair game in this contest of water throwing to celebrate the Thai New Year from April 10 to 15 . Be sure to wear your quickest-drying clothes to all the parades, beauty contest and cultural shows schedualed also.

"Loy Krathong Festival" : Most charming of all Thai festivals; the custom of placing handmade floats decorated with flowers and candles on waterways goes back over 700 years to the Sukhothai period. In the North "Yee Peng" is celebrated for two nights under the full moon, as the moon rises on the second night, a procession of beatiful maidens and floats parade through the city of Chiagmai to the Mae Ping River. Book early for tablet at riverside restaurants. Nov 19.

"Christmas and New Year's eve" : These western holidays are as lively here in Chiangmai as they are anywhere else. Every street is alive with celebrations

Other service : (all payment made directly to hotel )

• Shuttle Bus to City
  
• Car & Jeep Rental
  
• Internet Service