Suan Dok Temple

A stunning temple that preserves Chiang Mai’s history through its forest of white pagodas and a massive royal hall housing sacred Buddha images.

Hor Inthakhin – Chiang Mai City Pillar

The City Pillar was established by King Mengrai according to Lawa legends to protect the city from disasters. The pillar is made from a large underground log covered by a plaster viharn. It is also the site of the annual Inthakhin Festival (Kan Dok Offering Ceremony), a major event for rain invocation and city pillar worship, held in May–June (8th lunar month start to 9th lunar month end) for 7 days and 7 nights.

Tha Phae Walking Street

This walking street stretches over 1 – 1.5 kilometers, filled with Lanna handicrafts, local food, and cultural performances, allowing visitors to experience the charm of Chiang Mai’s old city.

Wat Phra That Doi Kham

Pray for blessings from "Luang Phor Tanjai," renowned for his sanctity and rapid fulfillment of wishes. Worship the ancient pagoda from the Hariphunchai era and witness the vast quantities of jasmine garlands, which are a unique symbol of this temple.

Khun Chang Kian

Himalayan cherry blossom tunnel, coffee plantation viewpoints, Arabica coffee, and Hmong hill tribe lifestyle on Doi Suthep

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep

Founded in 1383, this temple enshrines a Buddha relic brought by a white elephant and remains the holiest site of Northern Thailand’s Lanna heritage.

Huay Kaew Waterfall

Huay Kaew Waterfall is the closest waterfall to Chiang Mai city, making it very convenient to visit. Surrounded by lush forest and beautiful scenery, it is ideal for relaxing by the water. It is also linked to the local legend of Wang Bua Ban, telling a story of love and heartbreak.

Kad Dhara

Kad Dhara stands out for its traditional Lanna wooden architecture, legendary dessert shops, and the classic atmosphere of a northern Thai village in the heart of Chiang Mai.

Wat Chiang Man

Pay respect to the sacred white crystal Buddha image and witness the architecture of the oldest pagoda in Chiang Mai city.

Wat Ku Tao

Wat Ku Tao is renowned for its unique five-tiered watermelon-shaped chedi, combining Lanna and Burmese artistic styles, and serving as an important center of Tai Yai culture in Chiang Mai.

Doi Suthep Pui National Park

A collection of sacred and natural attractions: Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Phu Phing Royal Palace, Doi Pui Hill Tribe Village, and nature trail waterfalls.

Bhubing Palace

Sujarinee Rose Garden with many rose varieties, reservoir and musical fountain, cool weather all year at 1,373 m, Phlapphla Pha Mon pavilion

Chiang Mai Zoo

A natural open-concept zoo on mountainous terrain featuring over 2,000 animals and a world-class aquarium that bridges the Mekong River to the deep sea.

Wat Chedi Luang

Once the tallest stupa in northern Thailand, it housed the Emerald Buddha, a symbol of Lanna culture

Hmong Tribal Village Museum

A community museum showcasing the traditional lifestyle, clothing, and wisdom of the Hmong people of Doi Pui.

Wat Phra Singh Woramahawihan

Lanna-style Viharn Lai Kham, the sacred Phra Buddha Sihing, Dragon zodiac chedi, and beautiful ancient wooden scripture hall.

Buak Khrok Luang Temple

Wat Buak Khrok Luang stands out for its mural paintings in the vihara that vividly depict several Jataka tales, reflecting the lifestyle of people during King Rama V’s era. Its Lanna-Tai Yai architectural style is well-preserved, and the gold-adorned prang-style stupa adds beauty and spiritual significance to the temple.

Wat Jet Yod Royal Temple

Ancient Bodh Gaya-inspired temple featuring the iconic seven-spired chedi, exquisite angel stucco art, and the zodiac temple of the Year of the Snake.

The Highland People Discovery Museum

The museum provides an immersive learning experience about the cultures and lifestyles of 10 highland tribes in Thailand. Exhibits are comprehensive, including indoor displays (artifacts, multimedia) and outdoor areas replicating tribal villages. The museum also offers a shop selling handicrafts made by the hill tribes.

Saen Fang Temple

Saen Fang Temple stands out for its Mongkhon Saen Mahachai Chedi, a grand Burmese-style golden pagoda built by Phra Khru Ba Sonno Thera. The temple also features the exquisite Lai Kham Viharn, decorated entirely with gold leaf and lacquer; the two-story ordination hall commissioned by Princess Dara Rasmi; and a century-old abbot’s residence blending Lanna and Western influences.

Hmong Village Doi Pui

Visitors can experience the Hmong way of life and culture up close, enjoy cold-climate flower gardens that bloom year-round, stop en route to Khun Chang Khian to see the wild Himalayan cherry, rent Hmong costumes for photos, and purchase handicrafts, silverware, and tea.

Wat Umong Suan Phutthatham

Wat Umong is renowned for its ancient meditation tunnels beneath a Lanna-style chedi, tranquil forest surroundings, and peaceful atmosphere ideal for meditation, spiritual retreats, and cultural exploration.

Chiang Mai National Museum

A center for Lanna history and important art, with notable artifacts such as Phra Saen Saew, and exhibitions covering every era. It is located next to the historical site, Wat Jed Yod.

Wat Sri Suphan

The world's first silver ordination hall, a center of Wua Lai silver craftsmanship, and exquisite Lanna art.

Ping River

The Ping River Riverside area showcases a mix of old architecture in the Wat Ket district, reflecting the city’s historic trade. It hosts many popular riverside restaurants and cafes with views of the Ping River day and night, and connects to Warorot Market (Kad Luang) via historic bridges like the Iron Bridge.

Wat Phan Tao

Wat Phan Tao is distinguished by its golden teak Hor Kham Luang Viharn, Lanna architecture, golden chedi, and the Yi Peng Pang Prathip Lighting Ceremony.

Wat Mahawan

White Burmese pagoda surrounded by twin lion guardians, Lanna teak wooden viharn, sacred Luang Pho To Buddha, and a scripture hall combining Burmese and Western art styles

Tha Phae Gate

An ancient city gate with a spacious activity plaza, featuring iconic red brick walls that are a popular photo spot and a central hub for Chiang Mai’s major traditional festivals.

Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders

A vast collection of insects and fossils born from a lifetime of passion and expertise, offering a deep dive into the world of mosquitoes and natural wonders unlike anywhere else.

Three Kings Monument

Statues of the Three Kings, old city center, activity plaza, traditional festivals, popular check-in landmark.

Chiang Mai City Arts Cultural Centre

Architecture: The building was originally constructed during the reign of King Rama VI and served as the "Government Hall of the Monthon Phayap" / Central Wiang/City Navel: Located on the area formerly known as the "city navel" and site of the "Inthakhin Pillar" (Chiang Mai City Pillar) / Permanent Exhibitions (15 rooms): Showcasing history, daily life, and Lanna wisdom intensively with modern media.

Doi Pui Research Station

A historical research station supported by royal funds to conduct highland research, featuring three main experimental plots and beautiful cold-climate flower and fruit gardens open to visitors.

Wat Inthakhin Sadue Muang

An ancient temple at Chiang Mai’s Navel of the City, former location of the Inthakhin Pillar, and home to Luang Pho Khao, a Buddha image over 700 years old.

Chiang Mai City Viewpoint

Enjoy a 180-degree panoramic view of Chiang Mai city, with opportunities to see sea of mist at dawn and city lights at night  

Lanna Folklife Museum

Architecture: Well-preserved colonial-style historic building / 18-room exhibition: Displays using life-size wax figures/mannequins with recreated traditional life scenes / Combo ticket: Can be used together with the Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center and the Chiang Mai City Historical Hall

Ban Hmong Strawberry Farm

Pick fresh strawberries, admire the blooming Nang Phaya Sua Khrong blossoms, experience the Hmong way of life, and taste local coffee.

Doi Pui Viewpoint

City night view, morning mist, mountain photography, strolling the Hmong market

Nimmanhemin Road

A vibrant economic street characterized by its unique side alleys, from Soi 1 to Soi 17, each possessing its own distinct identity. It serves as a popular gathering hub for the new generation, tourists, and artists from all corners of the globe

Art in Paradise Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai Night Bazaar

Local handicrafts and souvenirs, Anusarn Market food court, street music and art performances

Sacred Heart Cathedral

An important Catholic cathedral in Chiang Mai, featuring a tall bell tower, magnificent stained glass windows, and a peaceful atmosphere in the heart of the Chang Khlan district.

Doi Angkhang

A wonderland in the heart of a valley that transformed bald mountains into vibrant winter flower gardens and the most magnificent temperate crop plantations all year round.

Ban Nor Lae

A traditional Palaung hill tribe village on Doi Ang Khang known for its preserved ethnic culture, spectacular Thailand–Myanmar border viewpoints, and peaceful atmosphere surrounded by layered mountain scenery.

Tea Plantation 2000

A terraced tea plantation surrounded by a sea of mist and layered mountain scenery, one of the most beautiful sunrise viewpoints on Doi Ang Khang.

Royal Agricultural Station Angkhang

A renowned temperate agricultural research station featuring a wide variety of fruit trees, vegetables, and flowers, set amid beautiful mountainous landscapes with cool year-round weather, perfect for eco-tourism and agricultural education.

Monson Viewpoint

Witness the miracle of a thick white sea of mist covering the mountain valleys in the morning and experience freezing temperatures all year round.

Nor Lae Strawberry Plantation Doi Ang Khang

Terraced strawberry fields, morning sea of mist, Royal Project Strawberry No. 80, and the traditional way of life of the Palaung people.

Fang Hot Spring

Witness the miracle of the "Erupting Geyser" that sends high-heat energy into the sky, enjoy the fun of boiling eggs in natural mineral water, and relax your body with a hot mineral bath in the cool mountain air.

Wild Himalayan Cherry Sakura Viewing Point at Doi Ang Khang

A renowned Thailand Sakura viewing destination featuring a pink Wild Himalayan Cherry blossom tunnel and authentic Japanese Sakura trees amidst the cool weather and misty atmosphere of Doi Ang Khang.

Maple Trees and Deciduous Foliage Garden Ang Khang Royal Agricultural Station

One of Thailand’s finest maple and autumn foliage viewing spots, displaying shades of yellow, orange, and red amid the cool mountain atmosphere of Doi Ang Khang.

Doi Ang Khang Viewpoints

Mon Son Viewpoint, Kiu Lom Viewpoint, and Ban Nor Lae Military Base offer panoramic sea-of-mist views, sunrises, sunsets, and Thailand–Myanmar border scenery.

Sui Thang Viewpoint

Sui Thang Viewpoint is renowned for its eye-level sea of mist, cliffside viewing platform, and peaceful military-base atmosphere surrounded by mountain landscapes.

Khob Dong Viewpoint

A famous sea-of-mist viewpoint on Doi Ang Khang, featuring young Black Lahu local guides and authentic mountain community life.

Organic Vegetable Demonstration Plots and Temperate Crop Gardens Ang Khang Royal Agricultural Station

Colorful temperate vegetable plots with demonstration greenhouses and sustainable agriculture knowledge from the Royal Project.

Wat Sri Mongkhon

An ancient temple in downtown Fang, featuring a Lanna-style viharn, a sacred principal Buddha image, and a beautiful chedi.

Khop Dong Village

Khob Dong sea of mist viewpoint, Black Muser (Lahu) lifestyle, terraced agriculture, and local handicrafts on Doi Ang Khang

First Royal Factory No 1 Fang

The origin of the Doi Kham brand and a living museum that conveys royal initiatives, the restoration of Ban Yang community, and Yunnanese Chinese cultural traditions at the foothills of Doi Ang Khang.

Ban Yang Royal Health Station

A royal health station serving Ban Yang Community, reflecting royal initiatives in highland public health.

The First Royal Factory Museum

An area museum connecting the stories of Doi Kham, the Royal Factory, Ban Yang Community, and post-disaster recovery in one place.

Royal Gift Guanyin Shrine Ban Yang

A Yunnan Chinese shrine on a hillside, enshrining a royal-gifted Guanyin Bodhisattva statue and serving as the faith center and Vegetarian Festival venue of Ban Yang Community.

Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park

Thailand’s second-highest mountain peak, panoramic sea of mist views, natural geyser hot springs, and Kio Lom Campsite.

Wat Phra Chao Fang

Wat Phra Chao Fang enshrines Phra Chao Fang, the sacred Buddha image of Fang, together with an ancient replica Buddha Footprint.

Mon Jam

A wonderland of sea mist and hilltop flower gardens offering panoramic vistas, popular adventure activities, and the unique experience of mountain-side tent stays.

Tat Mok Waterfall

Stream of water cascading from a granite cliff over 20 meters high, breaking into a fine white mist that looks like a curtain of fog all year round.

Mae Sa Waterfall

A 10-tier waterfall amid lush forest, easy to explore, with natural pools for swimming and notable Level 5, Wang Muen, and Level 7, Tat Moei.

Dara Phirom Palace Museum

A historic palace of Princess Dara Rasmi, distinguished by Lanna-Western architecture and a textile exhibition.

Baan Kham Oon Museum

Historic teakwood houses, collections of silverware, lacquerware, antique Buddha images, and an antique gallery featuring collectibles from across Southeast Asia.

Mae Sa Snake Farm

Bare-hand king cobra-catching shows, snake venom extraction demonstrations, python wrestling in a water pool, and a Thai reptile zoo.

Mae Sa Mai Hmong Village

A highland Hmong village featuring Hmong embroidery, Royal Project agriculture, and vegetable-plot views amid the mountains.

Thai Buffalo Conservation Village

Thai buffalo training school, white buffaloes and dwarf buffaloes, traditional plowing demonstrations, and buffalo-cart rides through a countryside atmosphere.

Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden

A large botanical garden in Chiang Mai featuring the Canopy Walkway, giant glasshouses, and scenic rainforest nature trails.

Mountain Orchid

A colorful orchid tunnel, rare wild orchids, year-round blooms, and a nature café by the mountains.

Huai Tung Thao Reservoir

A freshwater lake nestled beneath the Doi Suthep peaks that perfectly combines outdoor activities, agricultural landscapes, and local dining in one location.

Mae Ram Orchid Butterfly Farm

Colorful Vanda orchid greenhouses, a free-flying butterfly dome, an orchid tissue-culture demonstration room, and jewelry made from real flowers.

Mae Sa Butterfly Farm

A large free-flying butterfly dome, flowering gardens that attract butterflies, butterfly life cycle exhibitions, and a peaceful natural setting beside the Mae Sa Stream.

Nong Hoi Royal Project Development Center

Famous for wide terraced highland vegetable fields stretching endlessly, cool weather all year round, a highland agricultural learning center, and a location connected to Mon Jam viewpoint

Siam Insect Zoo

Distinct with a hands-on insect zone (Hands-on Experience), a free-flying butterfly dome, and a collection of rare insects from around the world. Suitable for close and safe nature learning.

Maesa Elephant Camp

Experience a new sustainable way of elephant care with no riding or performances, allowing visitors to learn about and coexist with elephants in a beautiful, natural environment.

Wat Pa Dara Phirom Royal Monastery

A royal forest monastery featuring magnificent Lanna architecture, a peaceful atmosphere, and a close historical connection with Princess Dara Rasmi.

Khun Chang Khian Highland Agricultural Research and Training Station

A famous Thailand Sakura viewing destination featuring highland agricultural plots, premium Arabica coffee, and a peaceful campsite surrounded by nature.

Wat Phraputthabat Si Roi

Pay respect to the sacred four overlapping Buddha footprints according to Lanna Buddhist legend and admire the intricate craftsmanship of wood-carved temples amidst pristine nature.

Aug Ka Nature Trail

A natural classroom in the highest primeval cloud forest in Thailand. Witness the Sphagnum Moss carpet and rare winter plants on the shortest and easiest nature trail.

Pagoda Noppamethanedon and Pagoda Nopphonphusiri

Pay respect to the sacred Buddha relics enshrined within the Twin Royal Pagodas, and admire the beautifully manicured gardens and the sea of mist over Doi Inthanon in a serene and well-organized atmosphere.

Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail

Marvel at the spectacular Sea of Mist at the ridge viewpoint and see the vibrant red Rhododendrons blooming along the cliffside exclusively during the winter season

Doi Inthanon National Park

Doi Inthanon is famous for its peak, twin royal pagodas, nature trails, waterfalls, and diverse bird species.

Wachirathan Waterfall

Experience the grandeur of the water cascading down a cliff over 70 meters high, witness the rainbow phenomenon caused by the mist, and relax in a clean, well-organized area on Thailand's highest peak.

Mae Klang Waterfall

A primary waterfall serving as the gateway to the Doi Inthanon ecosystem, distinguished by its ancient granite formations and its historical significance as a site of Royal processions.

View Point Km 41

Easily accessible viewpoint for sunrise and mist with panoramic mountain scenery.

The Royal Agricultural Station Inthanon

A premier learning center for highland agriculture that restored deforested lands from shifting cultivation into magnificent temperate botanical gardens, and serves as a pioneering high-altitude freshwater fishery research station in Thailand.

Siriphum Waterfall

The phenomenal beauty of twin waterfalls flowing in parallel down a towering cliff within a hill evergreen forest; a site bestowed with an auspicious name to bring prosperity to the people and the forests of Inthanon.

Top of Doi Inthanon

Visit the highest point in Thailand at 2,565 meters above sea level, experiencing year-round cold weather and rare primeval forests.

Mae Ya Waterfall

Witness the grandeur of the waterfall with a height of over 260 meters, flowing down through wide cliff layers amidst a lush forest.

Mae Klang Luang

Ban Mae Klang Luang features seasonal rice terraces, Pha Dok Siew Waterfall, rich organic coffee, and the authentic lifestyle of the Karen (Pgaz K’nyau) community.

Phra That Si Chom Thong Worawihan Temple

Pay homage to the Holy Relics of the Buddha, specifically designated for those born in the Year of the Rat, and admire one of the most exquisite Lanna-style assembly halls in existence.

Wat Phra That Doi Noi

The hilltop temple provides visitors with a panoramic view of the scenic beauty of the Mae Ping River and surrounding hills and valleys.

Sirithan Waterfall

One of the most beautiful waterfall of Inthanon National Park, flowing throughout the year.  

Pha Dok Siew Waterfall

A scenic jungle trek leading to a seven-tier waterfall and an authentic Karen village experience with fresh local coffee.

Baan Pakaamorn Doi Inthanon

Relax in the Bamboo Pink House, enjoy a private view of lush green terraced rice fields, and learn about the sustainable agricultural way of life of the Pga k'nyau community.

Ban Rai Phai Ngam

Ban Rai Phai Ngam is renowned for its high quality traditional cotton woven.The bamboo shadow along the entrance to this village makes pleasant environment.

Mae Taman

Witness the majestic panorama of Doi Luang Chiang Dao from a direct, front-facing perspective while experiencing the freezing air and vibrant pink fields of Wild Himalayan Cherries blooming across the mountain.

Doi Luang Chiang Dao

Experience the grandeur of the tallest limestone peak in Thailand and explore a model conservation area recognized for its peak cleanliness and the absolute integrity of its natural resources.

Baan Pha Daeng Viewpoint

Baan Pha Daeng Viewpoint is highlighted by morning sea of mist, panoramic mountain views, and a peaceful highland community lifestyle

Tham Chiang Dao Temple

Experience the wonders of natural sculpture inside the cave and pay respects to the "Reclining Buddha" amidst a peaceful and mystical atmosphere under the shadow of Doi Luang Chiang Dao.

Huai Luek Royal Project Development Center

A popular roadside stop featuring highland agricultural plots, Royal Project cuisine, and fresh local produce.

The Elephant Training Center Chiang Dao

You will learn all about elephants – their nature, their individual traits, their lifestyles, their talents and their charms. You will also get a glimpse at the unique and very real relationships between elephants and their mahouts, often each other’s best friends for life.

Srisangwan Waterfall

Feel free and enjoy the relaxing cool ambiance of the Waterfall with trees and flower,such as magnolias,which is ideal for relaxation. In Addition, this area has several interesting historical sites. This park is the habitat of rare animals such as goral, wild boar, barking deer, banteng, guar, porcupine, langur, palm civet, squirrel, chipmunk,sightseeing of different kinds of bird. Many kinds of Amphibians are found near the rivers. It's very conveniece for your vacation.

Wat Phrathat Sri Samrak

The relics are 2-3 as the brick inscriptions. Large rectangular one and a half feet wide, 1 foot long, containing the relics were placed Ekษa of King Suphan Kalaya. 

King Naresuan Stupa

King Naresuan Camp This is the place to stay and relax. Before to hit the city.

Rabieng Dao Home Stay

Experience a getaway completely disconnected from the outside world. Admire the grandeur of Doi Luang Chiang Dao from your private wooden terrace amidst the sea of mist and chilly air year-round.

Wat Tham Pha Plong

A peaceful forest temple in Chiang Dao featuring a 510-step Dharma staircase and the cave shrine of Luang Pu Sim’s relics.

Pong Ang Hot Springs

A natural mineral hot spring surrounded by mountains, featuring clean mineral water, a peaceful atmosphere, and private soaking rooms for health and relaxation.

Baan Na Lao Mai

A Lisu hill tribe village with panoramic views of Doi Luang Chiang Dao, surrounded by nature, offering sea-of-mist scenery and star-filled skies.

Chiang Dao RA Centre

A temperate plant research centre with Doi Luang Chiang Dao views, a popular birdwatching and nature photography spot.

Huai Phak Phai Royal Project

Baan Muangkung pottery handicraft

Watch the water mold or The masters put water and radiator. Pottery of the Kung Mineral House

Chiang Mai Night Safari

Experience the thrill of an open-sided tram ride to observe wildlife up close in the Savannah Safari and Predator Prowl zones. Encounter over 1,400 rare animals from around the world and enjoy the most advanced musical fountain and water screen show in the region

Baan Tawai

Selling products made of wood, carving and handicrafts on Chiang Mai Hod road.

Grand Canyon Chiang Mai

Grand Canyon of Chiang Mai Old Ground in Hang Dong

Op khan National Park

Admire the beauty of Ob Khan, a gorge eroded by water into unique shapes, and enjoy swimming or tubing in the clear Wang River amidst a lush forest setting.

Grand Canyon Chiang Mai

Grand Canyon Water Park Grand Canyon Water Park With a player in Chiang Mai

Ton Kwen Temple

Witness the ancient wooden Vihara, honored as an outstanding architectural masterpiece, and the traditional cruciform pavilion (Mondop), which served as the prototype for the construction of Ho Kham Luang at Royal Park Rajapruek.

Baan Rabiang Na Pa Bong Piang

Experience peace in a bamboo homestay located in the heart of the most beautiful rice terraces in Thailand, with sunset views over lush green fields.

Kowit Maechaem Farmhouse

Kowit Maechaem Farmhouse with the smell of fresh air with the wind of grass to see the green staircase in Doi Inthanon.

Phutha Oen Temple

One of the most intriguing features in this temple the Water Chapel,

Traditional Cotton Woven Village

the fabric that made of different striking color and many more

Wat Yang Luang

Wat Luang or visit the castle. The Burmese style architecture mixed with Myanmar. Lanna art of Chiang Saen beautiful.

Wat Pa Daet Mae Chaem District

(Temple), Wat Pa Daet Mae Chaem District, Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai, 50270

Wat Kongkan

Wat Phra Kaew, the ancient Buddha image of Lanna art.

Pang Ung Agrotourism

Pang Ung Royal Project Development Center It is a royal project to promote the cultivation of plants to meet the needs of local people. New plant varieties substitute for opium. Promotion of permanent farming Focus on growing fruits, cold crops, long-term crops.

Mae Pan Waterfall Protection Unit Mae Chaem Doi Inthanon

Mae Pan Waterfall Protection Unit Mae Chaem Doi Inthanon, Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai

Huai Nam Dang National Park

Be mesmerized by the Sea of Mist over the Valley at the Doi Kiew Lom Viewpoint, where the majestic peak of Doi Luang Chiang Dao stands tall against the sunrise in a truly spectacular display.

Pong Duad Pa Pae

The most favorite activities of the tourist are rafting, elephant riding, bath and local-style spa. Walk further and get closer,listen to the sound of hot spring gushing from below the earth, with the height of about 5 meters.

Mak Fa Waterfall

One of the favourite waterfalls in Mok Fa, sits in a beautiful natural setting in the boundaries of Doi Suthep/Pui National Park. The crystal clear water at the base is ideal for a refreshing swim on a hot day.

Si Lanna National Park

This national park has an abundance of wildlife and verdant forests, which are the sources of various tributaries of the Mae Ping River.

Mae Ngad Dam

Mae Ngad Dam is another attraction of Chiang Mai. Suitable for tourism. The gorge above the dam offers breathtaking views. Restaurant service is available.

Wat Den Salee Sri Muang Gan Wat Ban Den

Wat Den Salee Sri Muang Gan The Ethics of Faith A tempting temptation to people.

Mmuang On Cave

Mainly sedimentary and metamorphic rocks in the entrance is a staircase down to the large caves below the atrium. With magnificent stalactites. The center hall is a cave stalagmites "relics stalactite" is the sacred cave. A visit to Muang On Cave is a great day trip.

Mae Kampong

A sanctuary of tranquility in the embrace of mountains, perfectly blending the charm of ancient wooden houses with a rich coffee culture and riverside homestays.

San Kamphaeng Hot Springs

The marvel of geothermal energy manifested through a geyser reaching over 15 meters, accompanied by popular activities such as boiling eggs in sulfur pools and mineral water bathing for therapeutic relaxation.

Rung Arun Hot Spring Chiang Mai

Different kinds of plants and flowers, together with rock garden and two wells of hot spring (105 celcius) which directly provide mineral water for individual bath rooms and bath tubs.

Mae Kampong Waterfall

Experience the beauty of a 7-tiered waterfall with refreshing flows year-round, situated in one of the most fertile hill evergreen forests and serving as the origin of a community-based hydroelectric system.

Baan Roi An Pan Yang

The 1000 house at 100 (hundred thousand at home) is a private museum collection of wood carvings.Mostly Each piece has been carved formations.  The use of wood is carved to symbolize the fight Siwichai breakthrough came. There is also a wooden serpent black opera which is rare. Many pieces are adroitly carved in a wide array of froms related to Buddhism, mythology and Thai history.

Wiang Tha Kan

Wiang Tha Kan is an ancient city wall dated back to the Hariphunchai period, built before the advent of King Mengrai.  Don't miss out on a chance to visit the well preserved ruins the pagoda and the foundations of the vihan, which are constructed from bricks and laterite.

Wat Tha Karn

Buddha bronze. Golden Buddha. Buddha brass and porcelain bowl. 

Doi Tao Lake

 The lake offers many recreational opportunities during the rainy and cool seasons, including rafting and cruise services to Bhumibol Dam.

Mae Kuang Udomthara Dam

For tourism. Beautiful landscape around the reservoir. With large dams that block the high valley reservoir as a large freshwater lake surrounded by mountains and lush forests. In the morning there will be a white cloud-like floating down the river covered over. Is a major attraction for local people and neighborhood.

Hong Bua Prachaoluang

Huai Hong Krai Royal Development Study Center

Huai Hong Krai Royal Development Study Center, Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai

Bo Kaeo Pine Tree Garden

Experience the serene beauty of perfectly arranged pine rows in a clean and well-maintained environment, perfect for relaxation and landscape photography in cool weather year-round.

Ob Luang National Park

Mae Tho Royal Project

The National Park offers scenic view of various vegetation.

Mae Tho National Park

Places of interest such as Suan Son Bor Kaew (Km 36), mineral water (at the junction. Chaem) village of Hmong (Miao), Karen, and the surrounding scenery. Plots and planted flowers in winter Doi Mae Tho Camping and trekking is possible by contacting the national park office.

Pakayaw Ban Wat Chan

Walking through the Karen villages is an experience that can be described as mutual excitement and curiosity for both visitors and residents.

Watchan Royal Project

Forest generally a pine forest, two pine, fir, Teng and nesting areas the soil is sandy loam. Average temperature is 19 degrees Celsius, four degrees up to 37.4 degrees minimum and water resources is an important process. I Huai Luang, Huai Hong M, Huai Mae Ubon, Huai Na Ekledhai and Huai Mae Ya watersheds.

Watchan Ban Chan

The serene and well-preserved natural beauty of this area is well worth visiting, and all visitors can learn valuable lessons from the gentle lifestyle of the Karen people.  The weather is comfortably cool and the air is fresh. 

Doi Pha Hom Pok

Conquer the 2nd highest peak in Thailand at 2,285 meters and experience staying at the country's highest campsite, Kiew Lom Campground.

Wat Thaton

The Chedi Kaew or Crystal Pagoda,Vipassana medutatuon center 

Thaton Village

The opportunity to visit remote jungles, observe different ethnic groups, and see the Fang Plain.Riverboat trips between Chiang Rai and Thaton have given foreign tourist as well as native Thais

Ganeshmuseum

In this museum, there are about 1,000 more than the Lord Ganesha's life from many different materials to create texture with gold, silver, copper alloy, brass, glass, stone, wood dust.

Pha Chor

Pha Chor is famous for its towering earth cliffs, unique sediment layers, and scenic nature trail, making it one of Chiang Mai’s unseen attractions.

Khun Wang Royal Project Development Center

Khun Wang Royal Project Development Center, Mae Wang District, Chiang Mai

Pha song ru doo

Wat Tab Tao Cave

Cave Temple

Doi Wiang Pha National Pak Office

Doi Wiang Pha National Pak Office, Chai Prakan District, Chiang Mai

Doi Mon Jong

Doi Mon Jong has a beautiful landscape filled with mountain ranges. The route to this mountain is beautiful with the shade of sunlight along the deep forest of Omkoi.

Wat Chedi Liam

Wiang Kum Kam

An ancient city over 700 years old with more than 40 archaeological sites, featuring the distinctive Bagan-style Wat Chedi Liam and an “underground city” atmosphere discovered from flood sediments.

Wat Doi Mae Pang

Its greatest claim to fame is that it was the home to Luang Por Waen Sujinno, a famous and revered monk, from 1962 until his death in 1985. Relics of Luang Poo Waen include his dwelling hut, a picture in the pavilion that shows him meditating, and a square-shaped, spire-roofed museum with his ashes, a wax model of the monk, and his person effects.

MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum