Chiang Mai Attractions

Top 10 Things to Do in Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai offers a diverse range of natural and cultural attractions – beautiful temples, hill-tribe villages to national parks, caves and waterfalls. Read More...

Chiang Mai is more than just what’s inside and surrounding the Old City walls. Apart from religious monuments, nature and ethnic culture both play an important role in shaping its travel landscape. Read More...

A city peppered with hundreds of examples of religiously affiliated architecture, a world class sightseeing destination where the old and new world coexist flawlessly. Read More...

Night Bazaar is arguably Chiang Mai’s biggest attraction in itself. The reason people come to the area is primarily to shop, have a drink and absorb the lively atmosphere. Read More...

The Mae Ping Riverside is occupied by entertainment venues, galleries and up market boutique shopping. However, the area does possess a distinct old world charm. Read More...

Modeled after a similar attraction in Singapore, this expansive park features three animal zones and a range of activities designed to keep you entertained throughout your visit. Read More...

Covering 200 acres of land in the foothills of Doi Suthep and providing excellent views of the city in addition to its fascinating wildlife exhibits, Chiang Mai Zoo is certainly worth a visit. Read More...

Doi Inthanon National Park is a true jewel of natural beauty, consisting of rugged mountainous terrain, lush tropical forests dotted with mighty rivers and majestic waterfalls. Read More...

Doi Suthep + VDO

Doi Suthep is a constant part of life in Chiang Mai. This mountain overlooks the city from the northwest, providing commanding views from its summit. Read More...

By far the most romantic of Thailand’s celebrations, Loy Krathong takes place on the full moon night of the 12th lunar month. In Chiang Mai, it begins with the Yee Peng opening ceremony. Read More...

Having secured their names in the Guinness World Record, the elephants at the Mae Sa Elephant Camp are no ordinary beasts - they are talented artists and entertainers. Read More...

Chiang Mai's museums preserve the art, culture and history of the Lanna (northern) Kingdom as well as the northern hilltribes and make excellent rainy day excursions. Read More...

Chiang Mai is proud of its reputation as ‘The Rose of the North’, and it is only fitting that it is a proud host of Southeast Asia’s biggest horticultural exposition. Read More...

Temples are still a central part of Thai life, and the holy structures of Chiang Mai are living, breathing places that serve as timeless, invaluable bridges to the past. Read More...