"Oh my, where do I even begin? Chiang Mai, this enchanting place that defies all notions of chaos and frenzy, instead embracing a languid pace that's simply infectious! You see, in this captivating city, one phrase that resonates deeply is 'zaiyanyan' (take your time), uttered gently by the locals with an air of nonchalance, making it impossible not to surrender to its laid-back charm. Trading the relentless pace for a moment of serene peace sounds like a universally appealing prospect. It's as if Chiang Mai has perfected the art of slowing down, and oh, what a wonderful feeling that is! The city's architecture, meanwhile, is an intriguing blend of Lanna Dynasty influences from the 13th century - ancient city walls, meandering moats, and temples galore. And then, there are those majestic golden spires peeking out from between the houses, a sight that leaves one utterly spellbound."
This wonderful mix of facsinating Thai architecture mixed with such a lovely relaxed pace of life makes Chiangmai a wonderful place to relax on holiday!
One fails entirely in missing out on Wat Phra That Doi Suthep – the breathtaking mountain-top temple – when visiting Chiang Mai
1. Wat Phratat Doi Suthep - Temple
If you don't come to this beautiful temple at the top of the mountain, the trip to Chiang Mai is not complete. You can walk the 300 steps or take the cable car to the top of the mountain.
The scenery there is so beautiful.
Traffic: It costs about 30 baht from the red double car of the highway in Chiang Mai city to the entrance of Chiang Mai University. There is a special double car up the mountain, which costs about 40 baht one way. It can also be chartered or you can easily rent a motorcycle to take you up.
The best time to visit: All year round.
Tickets: Free
Opening hours: 06: 00-18: 00(Monday-Sunday, January 1-December 31)
Tips: There are no fixed tickets however 30 baht is usually given by foreign tourists
2.
Elephant Nature Park
The Park aims to save injured elephants and let them recover in their natural environment. You can spend the whole day feeding and bathing these gentle beasts, but this is not the place to watch the circus elephant show!
Address:
Opening Hours: Open all day
Admission ticket:
The best time to visit: All year round.
Way of arrival: After booking the itinerary on the official website, they will send an email to confirm the guest's place of residence.
A car will be pick you up in the morning.
3. Doi Inthanon (Doi Inthanon National Park)
There are many high mountain scenic spots in this part of Thailand, including three spectacular waterfalls, Miao villages, Karen Badong, alpine tribes, pagodas dedicated to Royal couples and endless natural scenery along the way.
Address:
DOI Indonesia National Park, ban Luang, Zongtong Chiang Mai mansion 50160
Opening Hours: 8:00-17:00
The best time to visit: All year round.
Ticket: THB 200 for adults and THB 100 for children.
Transportation:
If you are going by bus, you need to transfer to chom thong and Mae Klang twice. Take a bus from Chang pheuak bus station in Chiang Mai or take tuk tuk from pratu to Zongtong, 61 baht.
From Zongtong, there are regular tuk tuk cars to the entrance of the park near Meigang, 30 baht, and directly to the top of the yintanong mountain, 80 baht, every hour until evening.
4. Cuisine Curriculum
Want to surprise your friends with your cooking skills when you get home? There are many cooking schools in Chiang Mai, which offer very good Thai one-day courses. Everything is ready for you.
All you need to do is go to the classroom and follow the teacher.
The cost of taking a cooking course is from 532THB to 976THB. You can book on https://traveldetail.fliggy.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10.5-b.w4011-14388538281.55.50a55c0eqAfA2f&id=530158139385&rn=3447497000c0643b5db59584b84aa1a1&abbucket=13
5. Wat Cheri Luang (Temple)
Although the famous jade Buddha no longer exists in qidilong temple, its 600 year old building is still worth visiting.
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