Top 10 attractions to visit in Chiang Mai for the first time during "One Day Tour to Caohai"!

As Thailand's second largest city, Chiang Mai has many events, holidays and various expos, cultural centers and entertainment options, so visitors will not be disappointed. Next, let’s take a look at some interesting things about Chiang Mai with you.

1. Sutieshan Shuanglong Temple

Suttieshan is a famous Buddhist holy place in Thailand! The mountains are full of five-color roses, white clouds are lingering on the top of the mountain, and the climate is cool, which is very suitable for summer vacation and leisure. The Shuanglong Temple is also a famous landmark in Chiang Mai. It is named after the two long dragons sitting and lying on the steps on both sides. The relics of Sakyamuni Buddha enshrined in the temple attract pilgrims from all over the world every year.

2. Mount Intanon

If you want to go to Chiang Mai, you must conquer the highest point in Chiang Mai! It’s only when you get to the top that you feel it’s “worth it”. Breathe the fresh air freely while immersing yourself in the infinite beauty. In addition, in addition to the cold weather all year round, you can also see the "rice field climbing stairs" on Tanong Mountain, which is a highlight for tourists.

3. Ningman Road

Luning is a famous fashion gathering area in Chiang Mai. Various shops, cafes, bars, and fashion stores are mostly opened by designers, artists, and performing arts stars, with a strong sense of design. In addition to popular delicacies such as iBerry Ice Cream Shop and Mango Tango Dessert Shop, there are also shopping venues such as Ningman No. 1, KP Affordable Specialty Chain Store, and Shamrock!

4. Chiang Mai University

The most beautiful university in Thailand! When I came here, in addition to the strong learning atmosphere, I felt like this place was more like a scenic spot. The scenery is very good, the air is fresh, the ecological environment is very good, and it is very relaxing!

5. Tha Pae Gate, Ancient City

The ancient city of Chiang Mai, built in 1296, is one of Thailand’s important cultural heritages. Taman is the starting point for many major events in Chiang Mai, as well as the Sunday night market! It is such a pleasant experience to come here to feed the pigeons, or squat at the base of the city wall to watch passers-by and relax yourself!

6. Waroro Market

Waloro Market is Chiang Mai’s Chinatown, with an architectural style similar to Bangkok. The big signs are written in Chinese and are commonly known as big markets. This is the oldest and most famous market in Chiang Mai. Dried fruits, snacks, clothing, hill tribe handicrafts, flowers, fruits, etc. cheaper.

7. Night Zoo

You can take an open tour bus, watch animals from a distance, feed giraffes and sika deer, and maybe once a zebra and deer stick their heads into the car Here, the unique and gentle experience of resting on your lap. The zoo is open for night tours. It is a rare and exciting experience to get on a tour bus and observe lions, tigers and other animals up close.

8. Traveling through the jungle

A very popular tourist project in Chiang Mai is the jungle leap, which almost every tourist who sets foot here will experience. How exciting it is to travel in the skyline closest to the sky!

9. Sunday Night Market

The most famous night market in Chiang Mai! Every Sunday night, many mountain tribe artists and vendors will set up stalls here, as well as various handicrafts, which is very lively~

10. Elephant Camp

In the elephant camp, you can feed them, play with them, bathe in the river together, walk in the jungle together, and truly feel the harmony between humans, nature, and animals.

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