Recommend a trip to Chiang Mai, there are places you must not miss!

Ssangyong Temple: Ssangyong Temple (also known as Cycas Temple), located on Cycas Hill, is a famous Buddhist shrine in Chiang Mai, which was founded in 1383. Legend has it that King Gulana put a white elephant and a Buddhist relic into the jungle. The white elephant came to Su Tieshan, sang three times and fell to the ground, so the king ordered people to build a temple here. The 309 steps in front of the temple are guarded by two long dragon sculptures, hence the name Shuanglong Temple. ? Chiang Mai University: Chiang Mai University is the leading institution of higher learning in northern Thailand, founded in 1964. There are lush green spaces and quiet pools hidden in the Woods on campus, and the environment is very good. The main campus of the university is located in the east of Su Tieshan. Pagoda Temple of Giant Buddha: Pagoda Temple of Giant Buddha (also known as Chidilong Temple or Charialuan Temple) is the most famous temple in downtown Chiang Mai. It is located in the center of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, and the entrance is in an alley on Prapokkloa Road. The entrance is so narrow that it is impossible to imagine such a magnificent building hidden inside. Ningman Road: In the northwest of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, there is a Ningman Haimin Road between the ancient city and Chiang Mai University, which is a famous fashion gathering area and a favorite place for young people in Chiang Mai. Ancient City of Chiang Mai: The ancient city of Chiang Mai was built in 1296, with a square shape, and each wall is about 1.5 km long. There are still some old city walls and a complete moat. As the old city of Chiang Mai, it is not only one of the important cultural heritages in Thailand, but also the most fascinating place in Chiang Mai. Tapemen: The ancient city of Chiang Mai was built in 1296. This is a square about two meters high, surrounded by walls made of maroon bricks. Unfortunately, most buildings have disappeared. The most complete existing city gate is the tower north gate of the east wall. The road facing Taipei Gate is called Pae Road. Most tourists who arrive in Chiang Mai by train enter the ancient city through Tapei Gate and Tapei Road. Tapemen, a landmark building in Chiang Mai, is an important landmark of the city. It was originally called Pratu Chiang Ruak. Su Tieshan: Located in the western suburb of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, with an altitude of 1, more than 600 meters, Su Tieshan is a famous Buddhist shrine in Thailand, and Cycas refers to Xianyou. There is Shuanglong Temple on the mountain, overlooking Chiang Mai from the observation deck. There is also Puping Palace, which is the summer palace of the King of Thailand. The dense forests, blooming flowers, cool and pleasant climate and fresh air in the mountains attract many tourists to visit here. Pasing Temple: It is the tallest and largest temple in Chiang Mai, and it is also known as the three major temples in Chiang Mai together with Shuanglong Temple and Giant Buddha Pagoda Temple. This temple was built by Pawang in memory of his father in 1345. Since then, it has been expanded many times and is famous for its worship of the awesome Buddha statue of Paxin. Puping Palace: It is the summer palace of Thai royal family, which was built on Suthep Mountain in 1962. This Thai building with white walls and yellow tiles is located in the green hills and has an elegant style. The garden is not only lush with trees, but also planted with various exotic flowers and herbs such as roses and sage, which is very beautiful. Chiang Mai Night Zoo: Located at the foot of Su Tieshan, about 12km from downtown Chiang Mai, it is the largest zoo in Thailand. Taking advantage of the characteristics that carnivores like night activities, the zoo has opened up night tours. Sitting on the sightseeing bus and observing animals such as lions, tigers, bears and wolves at close range will be a rare exciting experience. Regarding the special scenic spots, you can search for "Thailand Travel Shooting" on Taobao, and some professional photographers recommend the shooting route he designed from a professional perspective. Wish you all the best!