2025 Chiang Mai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Here are some recommended courses near North Gate, north of Chiang Mai Old Town, with a quiet sensibility. 1. Fern Forest Cafe - A beautiful cafe with a pond and a garden filled with lush trees and plants. As soon as you arrive, you can see the garden full of fresh plants. It feels like you've found an oasis in the hot Chiang Mai, and your mind will be at peace. There are various drinks including coffee, brunch menus, cakes, desserts, and other simple things to eat, so it's a good place to visit for a meal or a coffee time after a meal. This cafe was especially popular with Europeans. However, there are mosquitoes and flies in the outdoor space with plants, so it can be a little uncomfortable. There are tables in the pretty white marble building, so if you're sensitive to bugs, you can take a rest indoors while enjoying the cool air conditioning. 2. Temples Wat Lok Moli, Wat Rajamontean - There are many large and small temples in Chiang Mai, but if you're in the North Gate area, I recommend this place. The two temples face each other across the moat. It was sunset time, and the beautiful roof, unique architecture, giant Buddha statue, moat, and red sky were all combined to create a beautiful landscape. It’s also great for taking great pictures with the exotic scenery as the background. Even if you’re not a Buddhist, take a look around the temple and make a wish in your heart. Although I’m not religious, I felt purified as I spent time praying for the health and happiness of my family at the peaceful temple. 3. Chang Phuak Market There’s a night market on the North Gate side, but it’s not in the picture. You can taste various foods and have a quick snack here. 4. The North Gate Jazz Co-Op It’s a shame to just go in on a cool summer night, right? There’s a famous jazz bar nearby. Performances start on each floor from 4-5 p.m., so you can enjoy the performances according to your schedule even if you don’t go there on time. They also sell goods on the first floor, so if you like jazz, it's a good place to buy souvenirs. I arrived a little early, around 5 o'clock, and was guided to the 4th floor. Enjoying the exciting performance and drinking a cold beer made me feel good. When I left around 7 o'clock, there was another performance on the first floor. The price of alcohol is a little expensive, but there is no separate admission fee, so if you think that the seat fee and performance fee are included in the alcohol, it's quite reasonable. At first, I hesitated because I didn't know much about jazz, but it's a good place to enjoy lightly, so feel free to visit. Chiang Mai's night flows beautifully as you immerse yourself in the charming live music of a passionate band. I hope you all experience the happiness of an exciting night on your trip to Thailand! This was the recommended course for the northern part of Chiang Mai Old Town! #Travel course #Travel itinerary #Overseas travel #Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai travel #Chiang Mai travel course #Thailand travel

#Rainy season attractions Go sit and chill at a popular check-in spot in Chiang Mai. It is a new public park with a fairly large area, surrounded by trees and flower gardens throughout the area. This is a place for many people to rest their bodies and minds. In the evening, the atmosphere is good, the light is beautiful, suitable for sitting and relaxing with a picnic feel, taking cool check-in photos. This is another place in Chiang Mai that we would like to recommend!! #Chiang Mai Provincial Administrative Organization Park #Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai travel #Chiang Mai attractions

1. Buak Hard Public Park Outdoor Free Yoga Class - One of the charms of Chiang Mai, the sanctuary of healing, is the opportunity to practice outdoor yoga in a lush park. Starting each morning with refreshing outdoor yoga in the cool breeze was incredibly invigorating and fulfilling. Yoga mats can be rented at the park's kiosk. Classes are usually held twice in the morning, at 8:00 AM and 9:30 AM, each lasting about an hour. No reservations are required, and anyone can join. For detailed schedules, check the weekly updates on Facebook and make sure to attend! 2. Yourproject_ Cafe - After morning yoga, enjoy a cup of coffee at Yourproject, a specialty coffee shop near Buak Hard Public Park. I stumbled upon this place, and the coffee was truly exceptional. I highly recommend trying their filter coffee, brewed with carefully selected beans by skilled baristas. The interior is stylish, and the outdoor space is spacious and tranquil, perfect for relaxing. This cafe is ideal for coffee enthusiasts and those seeking a quiet, introspective moment. 3. Cooking Class - Ever wanted to make delicious Thai food at home? This cooking class offers a unique experience where you can learn, taste, and prepare authentic Thai dishes—not just tourist-oriented food. Before cooking, participants visit a local market to purchase ingredients, learning about their characteristics and how to select the best ones. Then, you head to the studio's backyard garden to pick fresh herbs. You can choose six dishes to prepare, and the cooking journey begins. The instructions are easy to follow, ensuring everyone can succeed. Seeing your completed dishes is incredibly rewarding. The food often tastes better than what you find in restaurants, and you get to try dishes you might not have encountered before. It's a fantastic opportunity to challenge yourself! 4. Thapae East - Live Music Bar - My favorite jazz bar in Chiang Mai is Thapae East. You can enjoy performances by some of the most talented bands in Chiang Mai, sipping beer and immersing yourself in dreamy music. The atmosphere is great, and the prices are reasonable, making it a perfect choice for a night out. That concludes the second part of the Chiang Mai travel course!

#summervacay 📍 Itinerary Overview : Explore Chiang Mai at your own pace — stroll around the trendy Nimman area, visit cultural sites in the Old City, enjoy Thai massages and night markets, take a nature or temple day trip (like Doi Suthep or Sticky Waterfall), and wrap up with local food, brunch, and shopping before heading home. 🚩 Sightseeing Route : Free & Easy Summer Itinerary (4D3N) Day 1: Arrival & Nimman Chill • Arrive in Chiang Mai & check in to hotel • Explore Nimmanhaemin Road: cafes, boutiques, and street art • Sunset at One Nimman rooftop • Dinner at local eatery or night market (e.g. Think Park or Maya area) Day 2: Culture & Coffee • Morning visit to Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang • Lunch at a trendy Nimman café (try Thai fusion or smoothie bowls) • Afternoon coffee hopping (e.g. Ristr8to, Graph Café) • Relaxing Thai massage • Night Bazaar or Saturday/Sunday Walking Street (depending on day) Day 3: Nature & Day Trip • Day trip options: • Doi Suthep Temple & Mon Cham Viewpoint • Elephant Nature Park (ethical elephant sanctuary) • Sticky Waterfall (Bua Thong) adventure • Local dinner or street food crawl Day 4: Brunch & Souvenirs • Slow brunch at a garden café • Last-minute shopping at One Nimman, Nimman Promenade or local markets • Depart Chiang Mai 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: Explore the trendy Nimman area with its cafes, boutiques, and creative spaces, then dive into Chiang Mai’s rich culture in the Old City, visiting iconic temples like Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang. Enjoy a relaxing Thai massage and sample local street food at night markets or walking streets. Take a day trip to the mountains—either to Doi Suthep and Mon Cham for scenic views, or to natural spots like the Sticky Waterfall. For something unique, consider an ethical elephant sanctuary visit. Wrap up with brunch, light shopping, and souvenirs before departure. 🍜 Local Cuisine Highlights 🍛 Khao Soi – The signature Northern Thai dish: creamy coconut curry noodle soup with crispy and soft egg noodles, usually served with chicken or beef. 🍢 Sai Ua (Chiang Mai Sausage) – Grilled herbal pork sausage packed with lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, and chili. Often sold at markets. Accommodation: Hug Nimman Hotel Clean, comfy, and great location in the Nimman area. Perfect for café hopping and local exploring. Good value, though rooms can be a bit noisy. 📍 Address: 4 Nimmanhaemin 13 Rd, Suthep, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

Arun Khiri, Lanna style accommodation 🏡🏊🏻♂️🛌🍳 In the heart of Chiang Mai Here is Arun Khiri Chiang Mai 🏘️ A hotel in the heart of Old Town, Chiang Mai Opposite the Three Kings Monument Currently, the starting price of the room is 2,xxx baht/night Sleeps 2, free breakfast set Facilities Smart TV, refrigerator, work desk, sofa Bathroom amenities, hair dryer, towels, Bathrobe, free mini bar + drinking water For those who are going to visit Chiang Mai Have a plan to find a good hotel before going up the mountain or after traveling on the mountain, we recommend this place. #Rainy season attractions #Chiang Mai travel

Rainy season at Doi Pui, Chiang Mai ⛰️🌧️🌳🏍️ In June 2025 We drove from Chiang Mai city for 30 minutes up to Doi Pui. After passing Doi Suthep There will be various places to stop along the way. We came on a rainy day making the atmosphere on both sides of the road foggy 🌫️ The weather is cool and comfortable. It's really nice. This rainy season, try driving up to visit here. 🙋🏻♂️ Photograph 13.06.2025 📸 #Rainy season attractions #Chiang Mai travel

Chiang Mai, located in northern Thailand, is often referred to as an ancient city of Thailand. The town is famous for its numerous temples, making it a popular destination for a day of temple-hopping. Additionally, it’s about a 1 hour and 10-minute flight from Bangkok. If you opt for trains or buses, the journey takes around 12 hours. Unlike Bangkok, Chiang Mai has a more relaxed atmosphere with fewer crowds, making it a personally enjoyable place to spend time. But Chiang Mai isn’t just about temples—it’s also home to some charming shops 💓 📍see you soon Located in Chiang Mai’s Old Town, this spot combines a hotel, café, and shop all in one. The café boasts a stylish and cozy ambiance, and right next to it is a delightful store offering a variety of items such as traditional Thai embroidered goods, apparel, and small souvenirs perfect for gifting. I loved this shop so much that I visited it twice during my strolls around Chiang Mai. If you’re planning a trip to Chiang Mai, be sure to check it out!

Popular markets, Kad Nuea, Northern style, only on Saturdays and Sundays Mainly 4 places you must try 1. Jing Jai Market, number one in terms of timelessness, I went there before it became popular. This place is really developing all the time, no need to be afraid of being boring. You will never get bored if you go there again. There are a lot of Chinese people, giving a lively feeling, great music, lots of food!!! I recommend the crab dipping sauce, it's so delicious 2. Kad Bapao, number one in terms of beautiful photos because it is a market in a coconut garden. Taking photos is great. There are not as many foods as Jing Jai, but it is not less. I have selected the best ones. I recommend the grilled pork shop at the entrance, it's so delicious 3. Second-hand market, Nong Ho, this is not in the North but I would like to recommend it. It sells second-hand goods. The cool thing is that it is not too artificial, selling raw goods on the floor, but there are many unusual and rare items. 4. Chamcha Market, the best in terms of decoration, the most artistic of all places. You can smell the atmosphere of an artist community because it is not just in the market that is decorated artistically and sells artistic goods, but in the alleys there are villages that are full of art. If you don't believe me, go and see. Yong is not so much, but it is fun to look at. #Chiang Mai Night Market #Chiang Mai attractions

Around November each year, Chiang Mai, Thailand, hosts a magical festival known as the "Yi Peng Festival." Among the various versions of the festival, I attended the most famous, grand, and breathtaking one—the CAD Lantern Festival. Honestly, it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The sight of thousands of lanterns being released simultaneously is so stunning that words fail to describe it—it’s like a painting come to life. However, behind the romance lies some chaos and challenges. In this guide, I’ll share my personal experience and some tips to help you navigate the festival more smoothly in the future! 1. Thousands of participants, an awe-inspiring spectacle! ❤️ The CAD Lantern Festival is a ticketed event. You’ll take a shuttle from Chiang Mai city center to the venue, and the entire event is quite well-organized. The crowd is massive, with tourists and foreigners everywhere—it truly feels like the whole city has gathered here! Once inside, you’ll see the grassy field filled with people dressed in white or traditional attire, setting up tripods and lanterns. The atmosphere is joyful and harmonious. 2. Shuttle arrangements are chaotic, no queue system 😵💫 Honestly, the only downside was the chaotic shuttle arrangements. While there are designated pickup points, don’t expect orderly queues like at an airport. It’s a free-for-all when the shuttle arrives—you’ll need quick reflexes to secure a spot! We waited in line but got cut off by others. Luckily, we managed to get on eventually, but the process was quite frustrating. 🔸Tips: Arrive early for the shuttle! We got there around 6 PM, but if you can arrive by 3:30 PM, it’ll be less rushed and more comfortable. 3. Early entry is advantageous—time to eat and prepare Once inside the venue, you’ll find long tables for photo ops, traditional stalls, and free food offerings like Thai desserts, fried snacks, vegetarian dishes, and drinks. Arriving early allows you to pick a good spot, enjoy the food, take photos, and set up your tripod without feeling rushed. 🎥 A tripod is essential! To capture beautiful videos or time-lapse shots of the lantern release, set up your position early to avoid last-minute scrambling. 4. Lantern release officially starts around 8 PM Around 8 PM, the organizers will announce the start of the event, leading everyone in meditation, blessings, and a countdown. The scene is solemn yet heartwarming. Then, everyone lifts their lanterns, waiting for the perfect moment to release them. 5. Lantern release tips: teamwork, stability, and patience Releasing a lantern isn’t as simple as just letting go—it requires technique. 🟡 First, teamwork is key: One person holds the top of the lantern while the other lights the wax ring at the bottom. 🟡 After lighting, don’t rush to release! Wait at least 2–3 minutes until the lantern gains enough buoyancy to lift itself. 🟡 Most importantly: Ensure the lantern ascends vertically for safety. If released too soon, it may tilt or fall, posing a hazard. Staff members patrol the area to address any issues or accidents promptly. 👍 6. Fireworks are visible from select spots After the first round of lantern releases, fireworks begin. However, not all areas offer a clear view. We were lucky to be seated facing the fireworks, capturing stunning photos of lanterns and fireworks together. ❤️ 7. The simultaneous release of thousands of lanterns is deeply moving The most breathtaking moment is when thousands of people release their lanterns together, counting down "3, 2, 1." As the lanterns ascend into the night sky, the white dots gradually form a galaxy-like scene. The entire venue falls silent, with only whispers of "Wow…" and "So beautiful…" echoing. You’ll feel a sense of shared hope, warmth, peace, and love. For some reason, watching the lanterns rise brought tears to my eyes—it was truly emotional. 8. Post-event traffic congestion is inevitable After the event, thousands of people leave simultaneously, causing significant traffic jams. Waiting for a shuttle can take over an hour, and the queue system remains unclear. 🔴 Important reminder: Use the restroom before leaving! With the crowd and traffic, there’s no chance to stop for a bathroom break. ✅ Summary of tips: 1. Depart early for the shuttle (recommended by 3:30 PM) 2. Bring a tripod and set up your photo spot in advance 3. Prepare your phone/camera/spare batteries 4. Be patient when releasing the lantern—wait for it to lift on its own 5. Use the restroom before leaving the venue In conclusion, Chiang Mai’s CAD Lantern Festival is magical, emotional, and worth experiencing! It’s not just an event but a ritual, an emotional release, and a unique experience. You’ll feel hope, warmth, peace, and love. If you ask me whether it’s worth traveling to Chiang Mai for this, my answer is: absolutely! Just be prepared and manage your expectations (don’t expect everything to be perfectly organized), and you’ll truly enjoy the journey and every moment. This year, bring along someone you want to share your wishes with and release a lantern together 🎈✨

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แบบ Road trip ระยอง-เชียงใหม่💨
เลยอยากเอาแพลนเที่ยว 5 วัน 4 คืน มาแจกเพื่อนๆ 
บอกเลยว่า save plan นี้ไว้ 
ได้เก็บหมดทั้งเสพศิลป์ กิน คาเฟ่ แน่นอน 🫣💖 
🌼—— Day O1
ถึงเชียงใหม่เที่ยงๆ 
* Lunch: กิ๋นลำกิ๋นดี สันทราย Kinlum Kindee Sansai 
* Check in ที่พักMaplewood Hotel Chiangmai 
* Dinner: อังเคิลคานิ 
🌼—— Day O2
* Breakfast: ก๋วยจั๊บน้ำข้นสามกษัตริย์ 
* Cafe:GRAPH contemporary 
* Lunch: Gin Udon/ข้าวโซอิ
* Cafe: Apt04.CNX
* Check in ที่พัก : Hotel Noir 
* Dinner: สุกี้จินดา สาขานิมมาน
* Chill out: One nimman, มนนมสด 
🌼—— Day O3
* Wake up: The Booksmith Bookshop (ติดที่พัก)
* Breakfast: ต๋องเต็มโต๊ะ ซอย 13 
* Cafe: Enough for life village 
* Lunch: Adirak pizza
* Check in ที่พัก โรงแรมฟลอร่า ครีก เชียงใหม่ (กฤษดาดอย) 
🌼—— Day O4
* Cafe: Cypress lens
* Lunch: มาเด สโลว์ฟิช 
* Shopping: ตลาดวโรรส
* Fruit cargo
* MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum 
* Check in ที่พัก @Travelodge nimman
* Dinner: Sushi Umai 
🌼—— Day O5 
* Breakfast: โกเผือกโกดำ 
* เดินทางกลับ #เที่ยวเชียงใหม่ #เชียงใหม่ #เที่ยวไทย

No matter how many times you come to Chiang Mai, you must check in here, "Khlong Mae Kha", a place that many people say feels like being in Japan. We think the feeling is just right!! It is another place that you should not miss to take pictures. There are many angles to take pictures here. There are many cute cats. Cat lovers must come! The atmosphere in the evening is very good. The light is beautiful. You can go for a leisurely walk. No matter where you look, it is beautiful and pleasing to the eyes. You must pin it, Klong Mae Kha, Chiang Mai Province 🫶🏻 #Get a discount without relying on luck #VisitChiangMai #ChiangMai #KhlongMaeKha

📍Little House in the Big Forest Campground 🌸🏠⛺️ Little House in the Big Forest Campground, Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park, is a camping ground where we pitched a tent under the pink cherry trees, taking it slow, breathing in the fresh air, and enjoying the view of the mountains and the beautiful sky. It felt so good. We think that this is the most beautiful time for camping here during the blooming of the Himalayan cherry blossoms. We came here as we intended. The pink Himalayan cherry blossoms are blooming all around the area. Our hearts are full of the flowers. 📍Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park, Little House in the Big Forest Campground 🌸 The flowers are starting to bloom. They should be in full bloom by early January. 🎟️ Tent pitching fee 30 baht/person 🚗 Travel: Small cars can come, but the road is a bit damaged in some places. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Little House in the Big Forest, Doi Pha Hom Pok #Chiang Mai attractions #Camping spots #Camping grounds #Chiang Mai travel #Nature attractions #Chiang Mai reviews

Bangkok 🍽️ 1. Lhong Tou Cafe 📍Address: 538 Yaowarat Rd, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 ✨Highlights: Located in Chinatown, this cafe is famous for its refined Chinese dim sum and unique double-deck wooden seating. A must-visit for Instagram-worthy photos! Their desserts, like the orange mirror cake, are smooth and fruity, while the golden, fluffy char siu buns are sweet and aromatic. Pair them with savory bites like Hong Kong-style shrimp dumplings and crispy snacks for a satisfying experience. 2. Jeh O Chula 📍Address: 113 Soi Charat Mueang, Rong Mueang, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330 ✨Highlights: A popular late-night spot with constant queues! Their signature Tom Yum Mama noodles boast a rich, tangy, and spicy broth that clings to every bite. Fresh seafood like squid and shrimp are delightfully chewy, and the double egg yolks add a finishing touch. Don’t miss the marinated salmon, which is tender and flavorful with a zesty kick from garlic slices and lemon. 3. The Jam Factory 📍Address: 41/1-5 Charoen Nakhon Rd, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600 ✨Highlights: A haven for art and design lovers! This converted warehouse offers a stylish dining environment. Recommended dishes include crispy fried fish with Thai-style tangy sauce and tender grilled beef slices paired with herb dipping sauce. Both are savory and mildly spicy, perfect for foodies. 4. Baan Phadthai 📍Address: 21, 23 Charoen Krung 44 Alley, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500 ✨Highlights: A retro-style restaurant serving Pad Thai on enamel plates for an authentic vibe! Their signature dishes include smoky stir-fried pork neck noodles and crab meat Pad Thai, which is rich in crab flavor. Pair with fresh bean sprouts, crushed peanuts, and lime for a perfect balance of tangy and crunchy. 5. Puponfai & Zapponfai 📍Address: 1406 Banthat Thong Rd, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330 ✨Highlights: A paradise for fans of marinated seafood! Options include chewy fresh squid and crispy shrimp, served with tangy fish sauce, shallots, and onions for a spicy kick. The salmon with flying fish roe adds texture and is a refreshing yet indulgent appetizer. 6. Pang Cha 📍Address: Inside Central World Mall ✨Highlights: This Thai milk tea shaved ice is a feast for the eyes and taste buds! With a rich tea aroma and balanced sweetness, the fluffy whipped cream on top adds lightness, while pearls and crispy bits provide texture. The dry ice effect creates a dreamy presentation, making it perfect for photos and a refreshing treat. Chiang Mai 🍃 7. Woo Cafe 📍Address: 80 Charoenrat Rd, Tambon Chang Moi, Chiang Mai 50000 ✨Highlights: This artsy cafe is not only visually stunning but also offers creative dishes! Their two-tone rice, dyed naturally with butterfly pea and dragon fruit, is vibrant and served with a variety of toppings like corn, green peas, chili, and coconut shreds. Mix and match for a layered, refreshing flavor. 8. Chiangmai Horumon 📍Address: 43 19-20 Sodsueksa Rd, Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai 50300 ✨Highlights: Enjoy a charcoal-grilled dinner with traditional clay stoves! Fresh beef belly, pork, vegetables, and dumplings are grilled to perfection. The tender, juicy meat pairs well with salt or special dipping sauces, making it ideal for a fun meal with friends. 9. Chivit Thamma Da Coffee House, Bistro & Bar 📍Address: 179 Bannrongseartean Soi 3, Mueang Chiang Rai District, 57100 (near the Blue Temple) ✨Highlights: After visiting the Blue Temple, stop by this riverside restaurant for a hearty meal! Their creative Thai-Western fusion dishes include pineapple fried rice with crispy shrimp, perfectly cooked rice, and a subtle pineapple sweetness. The tangy sauce adds depth to the dish. Their fruit and granola bowl is also a healthy, visually appealing option.

JM Massage Studio, located in Chang Khlan, Chiang Mai, is renowned for its wide range of massage services tailored to individual needs. Known in Thai as 'เจเอ็มมาสสาจสตูดิโอ', the studio offers unique treatments such as herbal balm and hot compress massages, which are exclusive to this location. With its excellent service, JM Massage Studio has gained popularity among both locals and tourists, consistently receiving 5-star reviews on Google.

Head up north and make a quick stop at One Nimman, located in the heart of Chiang Mai. This place is beautifully decorated and perfect for taking photos. There are many great cafes, delicious restaurants, and charming souvenir shops filled with adorable items. It's a delightful spot to explore. The architectural design here is truly impressive, inspired by Lanna-style architecture. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll, snap some photos, grab a meal, and sip on coffee—it's an ideal destination.

In this review, we have collected 10 Chiang Mai accommodations with a good atmosphere, close to nature, including hotels and cute homestays. For those who are looking for a place to relax, sleep and cleanse your lungs, and enjoy the cool air amidst the rain and fog, we have collected them for you in this review. Let me tell you a little secret: the price starts at only 500 baht per person. Don't wait, follow us to see where they are. 📌List of accommodations in the review ▪️Rural, Mae Lai ▪️Kissing Star, Mae Lai ▪️Mt Cloud, Mae Taeng ▪️Doi Bo Luang Forest Park ▪️Jamtra Campines ▪️Wumakamu Mae Kampong ▪️The Doi, Mon Cham ▪️Cher Cheewa, Mae Mae ▪️Tree House, Mae Mae ▪️Kiang Fa Thara Phai, Mae Mae ▪️Tree House, Phu Miang Kham, Mae Mae 💁🏻♀️For those who are planning to travel to Chiang Mai and are looking for accommodations close to nature to relieve fatigue, try looking at this review. We guarantee that each accommodation we have selected is truly heartwarming. #Rainy season travel destinations

Take a leisurely walk and breathe in the fresh air at Mae Kampong 🌿🌳 Let's take life slowly in a village in the middle of a big forest. Let your mind wander amidst the forest at "Mae Kampong Village, Chiang Mai Province", a small village in the middle of a big forest that is full of cuteness. Here, there is a small stream flowing through. The air is cool all year round. You can visit here as a day trip or an overnight homestay. There are many places to visit, such as a cafe on the hill with a view of the whole village, Mae Kampong Waterfall, a temple in the middle of a stream, or stop by to taste delicious food at the walking street, which is extremely enjoyable. 📌If anyone has time, I recommend going on a weekday because there are fewer people. But if you go on a holiday like us, you have to be patient and wait for the right moment to take a picture. #Rainy season attractions #Mae Kampong Chiang Mai #Mae Kampong Waterfall #Mae Kampong #Visit Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai in the rainy season

Let's go to sleep in a very cozy wooden house in the middle of a green rice field in San Sai District, Chiang Mai Province 🫶🏻🌾 #RainySeasonTravel 📍Breathe Rice Valley The house we stayed in was called "Baan Rim Na". It was a simple wooden house with a very cozy atmosphere. You could lie down and look at the wide, green rice fields, which were refreshing and pleasing to the eyes from the bed. There was also an outdoor bathtub. It felt so good! It's perfect for relaxing and healing your heart, and really being with nature. 🛏️🌳 This place is far from Chiang Mai city. It only took a short drive to find beautiful nature like this. 🫶🏻 #WeLikeIt #ChiangMaiTravel #trip #SanSaiChiangMai #NatureAccommodation #GreenRiceFields

A luxury hotel in the heart of Chiang Mai that perfectly combines the beauty of Lanna culture and modernity, InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping Here, it comes in the concept of a living museum, full of various stories, decorated with artwork by local craftsmen. The exterior is beautifully landscaped, and red bricks are used as walls. And the first thing that makes staying here different from anywhere else is the service that pays attention to every detail, including the facilities that are very complete throughout the stay. I want everyone to come and experience the luxury and comfort throughout the stay like this. Coordinates 📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/ok6ht7Nky7L56T2Y9?g_st=ic Sri Don Chai Road, Chiang Mai Tel: 052 090 998 #InterContinentalChiangMai #AccommodationReview #ChiangMaiHotel #ReviewForYou #ChiangMai #hotelchiangmai #ChiangMaiTravel #HotelReview

If you're in Chiang Mai and looking for a massage studio in Chang Klan, JM Massage Studio is an excellent choice. Their specialized hot towel massage for the neck, shoulders, and upper back is a game-changer – it's a unique offering that really sets them apart in the city. The studio's location is very convenient and accessible. Beyond the technique, the sincere and welcoming Thai service made the entire experience feel truly authentic and personal. A wonderful place for relaxation!

This massage studio, found in the Chang Klan area of Chiang Mai, delivers excellent service that truly goes the next level. It's also very easy to get to. The massage skills here are certified and unique, promising an experience unlike any other. What's more, every massage room is private, which is a big plus. They offer balm and a hot tower massage as their signature treatments, and I really enjoyed the warm, soothing feeling. The staff are friendly and helpful, making me feel completely comfortable. All in all, it was a wonderfully relaxing visit, and I'll definitely be back soon. ##เชียงใหม่ #นวด #massage

Blue Diamond The Breakfast Club in Chiang Mai charms guests with its super-friendly staff and vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Delicious breakfasts highlight fresh, organic ingredients - think super delicious Thai food, avocado toasts and amazing shakshukas. The attached wellness store offers wholesome snacks, supplements, and organic goods for health-conscious visitors. A cozy, green oasis perfect for fueling your day with joy and nourishment! #travel #thailand

Thailand's "Time-Space Folding" Ultimate Guide (Island Snorkeling + Jungle Secrets + Temple Sanctuaries + Night Market Revelry) **📍 [Landmark Folding: Divine Wonders + Local Vibes + Exotic Hideaways]** **🆓 Free Experience Highlights** **🛕 Wat Arun "Dawn Sanctuary"** 🌅 The "Thai Eiffel" by the Chao Phraya River. Wear Thai silk sarongs for an "Anna and the King" royal photoshoot. AR triggers "Buddha Light Projection" effects (best at 7:00-9:00 AM). Locate the quantum base station at the "Main Prang of Wat Arun." Bring a wide-brimmed hat (tropical sun is harsh) and woven grass sandals (slippery steps). Whisper the "Dawn Code" for a jasmine sachet. **🌴 Khao San Road "Backpacker Sanctuary"** 🎒 Global traveler hub. Wear studded jackets for a "Hangover"-style party photoshoot. AR triggers "Bullet Screen Effects" (connect to free Khao San WiFi). Find the graffiti wall at "Sombat Bar." Use a waist pouch (beware pickpockets) and hangover candy (strong night market drinks). Whisper the "Khao San Code" for a temporary tattoo. **🌊 Kata Beach "Sunset Sanctuary"** 🌇 Phuket's hidden gem. Wear bohemian dresses for a "Under the Tuscan Sun" artsy photoshoot. AR triggers "Dolphin Projection" effects (best at low tide). Locate the quantum base station at the "Hilltop Viewpoint." Use reef-safe sunscreen (eco-friendly) and water shoes (rocky areas). Whisper the "Kata Code" for fresh coconut smoothies. **💸 Premium Experience Highlights** **🐘 Chiang Mai Elephant Nature Park "Symbiosis Sanctuary"** 🌿 Ethical elephant sanctuary. Wear cargo pants for a "Jungle Book" eco-photoshoot. AR triggers "Elephant Herd Tracking" (book volunteer slots early). Locate the quantum base station at the "Elephant Kitchen." Bring mosquito spray (jungle bugs) and quick-dry clothes (muddy baths). Whisper the "Elephant Code" for a custom T-shirt. **🏝 Similan Islands "Jellyfish Sea Sanctuary"** 🪸 Top 10 global dive site. Wear rash guards for a "Life of Pi" fantasy photoshoot. AR triggers "Whale Shark Projection" (open Nov-Apr). Locate the quantum base station at "Island 4's Sail Rock." Use waterproof phone cases and UV-blocking hats. Whisper the "Similan Code" for diving socks. **🌌 White Temple "Life-Death Sanctuary"** 🕊 Chiang Rai's heaven-hell gateway. Wear all-white outfits for a "A Ghost Story" artistic photoshoot. AR triggers "Skeleton Projection" (avoid noon glare). Locate the quantum base station at the "Wishing Pond." Bring a parasol (reflective floors) and anti-slip socks (wet tiles). Whisper the "White Temple Code" for a wish plaque. **[Transport Folding: Island Hopping + Jungle Trails + City Moves]** **🚤 Phuket Town → Phi Phi "Speedboat Express"** 🚤 1.5-hour direct ride (includes pier transfer). Wear life jackets for a "Pirates of the Caribbean" adventure. Depart from "Rassada Pier." Use Google Maps to avoid detours. Whisper the "Speedboat Code" for motion sickness bags. **🚂 Bangkok → Ayutthaya "Vintage Train"** 🚂 Ride century-old teak carriages. Wear qipaos for a "In the Mood for Love" retro photoshoot. Board at "Hua Lamphong Station." Bring lace parasols (no AC) and anti-theft chains (crowded). Whisper the "Train Code" for vintage tickets. **🍍 [Food Black Hole: Northern Curry + Island Seafood + Street Eats]** **🔥 Must-Try Codes** **🦀 Somboon Seafood "Curry Crab"** 📍 Bangkok Siam area, ~¥200/pax. Wear floral shirts for a "Detective Chinatown" foodie shoot. Insist on "live crabs" (avoid swapped dead ones). Whisper the "Crab Code" for mango sticky rice. **🍜 One Nimman Night Market "Volcanic Pork Ribs"** 📍 Outside Chiang Mai Old City, ~¥60/pax. Wear overalls for a "Midnight Diner" vibe. Look for "mountain-high ribs" (avoid pre-made). Whisper the "Volcano Code" for Thai iced tea. **🦐 Train Night Market Ratchada "Seafood Bucket"** 📍 Behind Esplanade Mall, ~¥120/pax. Wear waterproof aprons for a "2 Broke Girls" street shoot. Choose "wok-fried" (avoid frozen seafood). Whisper the "Seafood Code" for coconut ice cream. **🏨 [Stay Folding: Island Resorts + Jungle Lodges + City Hotels]** **🌴 The Trisara Phuket "Cliff Sanctuary"** 🏨 Andaman Sea views. Wear bikinis for a "007" Bond shoot. AR triggers "Infinity Pool Projection" (book cliffside rooms). Locate the quantum base station at "Sunset Bar." Use dehumidifiers (sea breeze). Whisper the "Trisara Code" for cocktails. **🌿 Four Seasons Chiang Mai "Rice Field Sanctuary"** 🏡 Hidden in Mae Rim Valley. Wear linen dresses for a "A Year in Provence" pastoral shoot. AR triggers "Firefly Navigation" (night-only). Locate the quantum base station at the "Rice Barn." Use herbal sachets (field bugs). Whisper the "Four Seasons Code" for herb packs. **🌃 Mandarin Oriental Bangkok "River Sanctuary"** 🏙 Historic luxury. Wear gowns for a "Crazy Rich Asians" opulent shoot. AR triggers "Boat Projection" (pier booking required). Locate the quantum base station at the "Authors' Lounge." Use luggage tags (crowded). Whisper the "Mandarin Code" for boat vouchers. **🚫 Avoid These Traps** 🚫 Tuk-tuks may overcharge 300% (fair rate: ¥10/km). Use "Bolt" app to avoid scams. Beware "fake police" with forged fines (check badge numbers). 🚫 Jewelry shops sell synthetic gems at 10x markup (real rubies ~¥500/carat). Demand "GIA certificates." Resist pushy guides (say "just looking"). **🎯 Pro Tips** 📜 Pack: Waterproof phone case (snorkeling) + SPF100+ sleeves + foldable kettle (hot water scarce). ⚖ Etiquette: ✅ Never touch monks' heads (religious offense). ✅ Don’t step on temple thresholds (bad luck). ✅ No wildlife feeding (ecological harm). 📌 Bookmark now—let Thailand’s White Temple, Similan, and tuk-tuks witness your time-space folding adventure!

Ban Kang Wat, a trendy and essential travel spot in Chiang Mai. Ban Kang Wat is like a cultural complex in Chiang Mai. It features various shops, bookstores, cafes, and restaurants, making it fun to explore. The area is beautifully designed to reflect Chiang Mai's natural charm, making it incredibly picturesque! It has a bit of a Ghibli vibe and is perfect for taking photos 💚 If you're visiting Chiang Mai, make sure to stop by here ☺️ 📍Ban Kang Wat

This rainy season, let's go embrace nature at Mae Kampong🌿🌨 Mae Kampong is still full of fascinating beauty. We love the way of life of the people in this village. Especially during the rainy season like this, no matter where you look, there is only freshness and lush greenness. We get to feel the refreshing mist of rain. Here, there is beautiful nature, waterfalls, smiles of the villagers, small roads cutting through, and shops open on both sides of the road. 📌Although this Mae Kampong village is surrounded by nature and mountains, it looks quiet, but it is not far from Chiang Mai city. It only takes 1 hour to drive here. #Rainy season attractions #Chiang Mai travel #Chiang Mai #Mae Kampong

Baan Kang Wat is an art community located in Soi Wat Umong, Chiang Mai Province. It is a quiet and shady area with large trees, perfect for walking, taking pictures and relaxing. 📌Inside ✅Handmade shops such as jewelry, clothes, home decorations, and art galleries ✅Coffee shops and restaurants ✅Workshop activities such as making handmade books, ceramics or drawing 📍Open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Closed on Mondays #Get discounts without relying on luck #Visit Chiang Mai #Baan Kang Wat #Artwork

Much Room Cafe is a versatile coffee shop in Bangkok that combines play, photography, relaxation, meditation, and work all in one place. The exterior of the cafe resembles a giant mushroom, and its name seems to be inspired by 'mushroom.' The cafe offers both indoor and outdoor spaces, with a second-floor platform featuring cushions where you can lie down and enjoy a leisurely time. Occasionally, live singers perform here, adding to the ambiance. The cafe serves a variety of visually appealing desserts and light meals, making it not only a great spot for social media-worthy photos but also an ideal place for online work. Additionally, the cafe hosts language exchange activities. The indoor and outdoor areas exude a laid-back vibe. Indoors, the standout features include walls painted with floral and animal oil paintings, which have a textured feel. Complemented by white willow decorations reminiscent of wedding decor, the atmosphere is perfect for sipping coffee, relaxing, or taking photos. The semi-open second-floor terrace offers a vacation-like coffee experience. Outdoors, the spacious area is adorned with tables, chairs, and towering trees, creating a natural and authentic environment. This is a unique advantage of Chiang Mai cafes, where the surroundings blend seamlessly with nature. Highlights include: - Hand-brewed coffee with an irresistible aroma, perfect for savoring slow moments. - Creative lattes that are both visually stunning and delicious, ideal for Instagram-worthy shots. Tips: - A small waterfall opens in the afternoon, providing a picturesque setting for videos. - During peak hours, it's recommended to arrive early to secure the best work spots. Much Room Cafe Address: MuchRoom Cafe, 110/2 Pa Daet Sub-district, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai

Located on the northern edge of Chiang Mai's old city, near the moat, Wat Lok Moli dates back to the early 14th century. After exiting the north gate and crossing the road, a short walk west will lead you to this unique temple. Unlike the typical golden and ornate Thai temples, Wat Lok Moli features striking blue and white structures. At the entrance, two tall and majestic guardian statues stand watch, while inside, you'll find two pure white elephant statues on the left. Further in, there's a black temple and an ancient stupa with a rich historical ambiance. Architectural Features: The temple's entrance is an intricately carved archway, while the main hall showcases a Lanna-style design with overlapping roofs, constructed primarily from teak wood. The architecture exudes a strong Southeast Asian aesthetic. The stupa is built with red bricks and adorned with exquisite wood carvings, murals, and Buddha statues. At the stupa's entrance, visitors can light a colorful lantern to pray for blessings for themselves and their families. In front of the stupa, there is a basin of pure holy water. You can pour the water into a bamboo tube connected to a pulley system, sending it to the Buddha statue at the top of the stupa. Sprinkling the water and praying for peace is believed to bring protection and blessings. Inside the temple, there is a statue of 'Jiraprabha Mahadevi,' known as the Lanna Goddess of Love. It is said that praying to her can fulfill love-related wishes, whether it's finding a soulmate, maintaining a stable and lasting relationship, or wishing for children. Photography Tips: - Before 8:00 AM: Capture the serene main hall with soft lighting and fewer crowds. - After 5:00 PM: Photograph the stupa under the golden glow of the setting sun, with moss shimmering in the light. - Use a lantern as a prop during twilight, walking under the archway for a stunning atmospheric shot. - Wear white or beige long dresses to create a natural contrast with the red bricks and green moss. Important Notes: - Shoes must be removed before entering the temple, so wear footwear that is easy to take off. - Avoid wearing revealing clothing. Address: Thanon Manee Nopparat Soi 2, Si Phum Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand Opening Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM