CHIANG MAI LOCATIONS

How would you describe Chiang Mai? Chiang Mai is a flourishing tourist and resort centre. Phu Ping Palace, the summer home of the Thai royal family, is nearby. The city is renowned as a centre of Thai handicrafts. Small villages nearby specialize in crafts such as silverwork, wood carving, and making pottery, umbrellas, and lacquerware.

Location : Angkaew Reservoir

What is Chiang Mai known for?

Chiang Mai is most famous for its beautiful ancient temples, though there is much more to see and do. The striking mountainous landscape around the city provides a lot of wonderful natural attractions and is home to two tribal villages.

Location : Elefin Farm & Cafe Chiang Mai, Thailand

Location : Angkaew Reservoir

Location : Kaomai Lanna Resort

Location : Gingger Farm

Is Chiang Mai beautiful?

With beautiful nature blended with Lanna Culture and colours of contemporary perfectly Chiang Mai is, therefore, a province that has many tourists, both Thai and foreigners, come in many millions each year.

Location : Chiang Mai Train Station

Location : Baan Nai Fun Park, Hang Dong

Location : Tawan Riverside - Elephant Resort

Location : ฺBaan Kang Wat

Why do people love Chiang Mai?

No other city in Thailand offers as many fun activities as Chiang Mai. From jungle trekking to bathing elephants, and from hiking, rock climbing, white water rafting, and zip-lining to visiting Doi Inthanon National Park, you have a wider range of activities to choose from than in Bangkok.

Location : Warorot Market / Flower Market

Why people go to Chiang Mai?

It's a cool mountain town known for its hill tribes, lush rainforests, elephant sanctuaries, and interesting cuisine. If you enjoy going to Buddhist temples, then there are over 300 for you to visit in Chiang Mai. Night markets are aplenty as are digital nomads who've chosen to make this northern Thai city their home.

Location : Horizon Resort Chiang Mai

Location : Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep

What festivals are both celebrated in Chiang Mai? Here is the list of 8 Festivals in Chiang Mai - Celebrations of the Creative City

Songkran – Thai New Year and Water Festival. ...
Loi Krathong Festival - Thai Festival of Lights. ...
Flower Festival - Celebrating Chiang Mai's Blooming Flora. ...
Poy Sang Long Festival - The Journey Into Monkhood.

Location : Wat Intharawat (Wat Ton Kwen)

LOCATION LIST

OLD CITY : Tha Pae Gate / Nong Buak Haad Public Park / Angkaew Reservoir / Huay Tueng Thao Reservoir / Wat Chedi Luang / Wat Phra Singh Woramahawihan / Wat Pha Lat / Wat Phra That Doi Suthep / Warorot Market (Kad Luang) / Noen Num Cafe

HANG DONG : Royal Park Rajapruek / Fernpresso at Lake / Wat Umong Suan Phutthatham / North Hill Chiang Mai Golf / Grand Canyon Water Park / Khaomao-Khaofang Imaginary Jungle / Ginger Farm / Panmai Coffee Botanic Bistro / Wiang Kum Kam

SAN SAI : San Sai Luang Municipality Public Park

DOI SAKET : Tweechol Botanical Garden / Wat Phra That Doi Saket / Mae Kuang Dam

MAE RIM : Dantewada / In-Ta-Kin Gene Conservation

SAN PA TONG : Kaomai Lanna Resort / Sariam

What is the best month to visit Chiang Mai?

The ideal time to visit Chiang Mai is between October and April. Weather during this period is mostly cool and pleasant with light breeze, which is also why it's peak tourist season. Another good time to visit Chiang Mai is during the festivals when the city is at its vibrant best.