Explore Chiang Mai
Chiangmai is the largest city in northern Thailand with beautiful nature blended with Lanna culture and the colours of contemporary life, a natural wonderland with ethnic diversity, a multitude of attractions and welcoming hospitality. Therefore, Chiang Mai is a province that has many tourists, both Thai and foreign, come in their millions each year.
Chiangmai is the largest city in northern Thailand with beautiful nature blended with Lanna culture and the colours of contemporary life, a natural wonderland with ethnic diversity, a multitude of attractions and welcoming hospitality. Therefore, Chiang Mai is a province that has many tourists, both Thai and foreign, come in their millions each year.
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- Hotel pickup available
Food & Local Life
Half-day Thai cooking class in Chiang Mai
Head out on a culinary adventure on this half-day cooking class. Your first stop is the lively local market, where you can see the local flavours and ingredients.
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Culture & Heritage
Half Day Sankampang and Handicraft Village from Chiang Mai
Many of the very best handicrafts in all of Thailand are produced right here in the North. We can now visit a number of workshops and factories where these Northern handicrafts are made, all the way along Sankampaeng Road to the village of Bo Sang.
Culture & Heritage
Half Day Doi Suthep Temple With City Temples From Chiang Mai
This is a good tour to start off your stay in Chiang Mai by giving you an overview of our beautiful city with over 700 years of history. We take the winding road up the side of the hill overlooking the city to visit the…
Culture & Heritage
Half Day Doi Suthep Temple With Meo Doi Pui From Chiang Mai - AM tour
We take the winding road up the side of the hill overlooking the city to visit the most significant temple in Chiang Mai, the 600 year-old Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, which lies 3,500 feet above sea level. Inside you will find the symbol of…
Culture & Heritage
Half Day Chiang Mai Temples From Chiang Mai - AM or PM tour
Enter ancient Chiang Mai's city walls to visit five of the most significant temples in Chiang Mai. The glorious “Wat Suan Dok” where the ash remains of Chiang Mai's Royal Family are kept, the enchanting “Wat Phra Singh”, dating back to 1345 AD and known…
Adventure & Nature
Full Day Doi Inthanon National Park From Chiang Mai
At 8,514 feet above sea level, Doi Inthanon is the highest peak in Thailand. It is located 105 kilometres from Chiang Mai, and its national park is one of the most fertile natural treasure troves in all of Chiang Mai province.
Culture & Heritage
Full Day Chiang Rai And Golden Triangle From Chiang Mai
An early morning drive through the beautiful Northern scenery, with a stop at the Hot Springs at Mae Kajan. We drive on to visit Wat Rong Khun (White Temple) which is completely white in color.
Food & Local Life
Evening Khan Toke Dinner And Dance
The food here in the North of Thailand is very different to the rest of the country. Traditionally Northern families sit and eat their dinners around a Khantoke, a small circular table, sitting on the floor.
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KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Chiang Mai at a glance
The essentials for planning your excursions, from people who live here.
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Best time to visitNov – FebCool, dry and clear
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Ideal stay3 – 4 daysOld city, temples + 1–2 day trips
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Airport (CNX)15–20 minby car to the Old City
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Temple visitsCover upShoulders and knees covered
When to go
- Cool season · best weather
- Hot season · up to 35°C+
- Rainy season · green hills, afternoon showers
Local tip: Go up to Doi Suthep early — you are ahead of both the coaches and the midday heat, and the view over the city is clearest in the morning.
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