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.