Chiang Rai Promotes ‘Learning City’ Tourism Routes on TV

Chiang Rai is taking its local tourism to the next level this year. On September 22, Mayor Wanchai Chongsuthanamanee joined city officials to showcase their fresh vision. They filmed a special documentary with Amarin TV HD to promote the scenic region. This broadcast aims to highlight the city as a top hub for education and culture. The feature focuses on connecting Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai through shared regional knowledge. It is a major part of the “Learning Cities, Knowledge Linked Tourism” project. The provincial Tourism and Sports Office launched this effort to boost local travel. They want to turn normal trips into deep, meaningful learning experiences for all visitors. The new project brings together 20 unique learning sites across the two northern provinces. These special spots are carefully grouped into six distinct travel routes. Each path offers visitors a deep dive into local traditions and daily life. You can explore everything from beautiful local art and classic architecture to peaceful nature spots. This setup helps visitors truly understand the magic of the north. Food and farming also play a huge role in these new guided tours. Visitors will learn all about the region’s famous tea and coffee culture. They will see organic farming firsthand and try traditional northern dishes. Furthermore, the routes highlight important religious sites and rich historical landmarks scattered across the mountains. The tours also celebrate the diverse ethnic groups living in the northern hills. Travelers can see beautiful handmade Lanna textiles and learn about unique tribal cultures. The project even includes healthy lifestyle activities, outdoor sports, and fun recreation. Every single stop shows the unique charm and strong potential of these local communities. These efforts do more than just attract eager tourists to the north. They help connect useful knowledge with the real lives of local people. Mayor Wanchai is a strong, vocal supporter of the “Learning City” policy. He believes that education should happen everywhere and reach people of all ages. This vision ties learning directly to the city’s overall long-term growth. It touches on the economy, society, and the beautiful local environment. By bringing tourists and students to these towns, the local economy gets a helpful boost. Money flows directly into small businesses and local artisan shops. In the end, the main goal is to improve the daily quality of life for everyone. The municipality wants to build a strong, happy, and truly welcoming community. They also want to make sure this local growth lasts for many years to come without hurting the environment. Through this exciting new TV feature, Chiang Rai warmly invites the world to come learn, relax, and explore.