[2025 Hang Dong Attraction] Travel Guide for Chiang Mai Night Safari (Updated Jul)

Eva, a celebrity of Chiang Mai Night Safari🐯 She is a great server, knows the camera, and comes to play with people. She is super cute. In addition to Eva, there are many animals to see. There are shows every round. And during the holidays, there will be small animals for us to take pictures with, such as birds, snakes, capybaras, and meerkats. There is also a fountain show to the music✨⛲️ 💰The ticket price for Thai adults is 300 baht >> Buy on the Trip.com app. There will be a promotion of 1 get 1 free. It's really worth it! 📍Address: Chiang Mai Night Safari, near Wat Phra That Doi Kham, not far from Chiang Mai Airport #VisitChiangMai #Zoo

#VisitChiangMai #ChiangMaiZoo 🌙✨ If you have been to the zoo during the day, why not try changing the atmosphere and experience the world of wildlife at night? Let me recommend a tourist attraction that is both fun, exciting and suitable for all ages — that is, the Night Safari Zoo in Chiang Mai Province. The Night Safari Zoo is a unique nighttime tourist attraction because we will get close to various animals at their most lively. There is a Safari Tram Zone that will take us to see animals up close, such as giraffes, zebras, lions, bears or hyenas. There are both herbivores and predators zones for us to experience the amazing differences. There is also a Jaguar Trail zone where we can walk around the lake to see animals in a comfortable atmosphere with romantic lights. There is also a dancing fountain show, a tiger show and activities for children to join in. It can be said that it is a tourist attraction that meets the needs of families, couples and groups of friends. The atmosphere in the zoo at night is full of excitement but safe. The sounds of nature, animals and beautiful lights make this place a place that is both relaxing and fulfilling for visitors. If you visit Chiang Mai, don't forget to stop by to discover another side of wildlife at the Night Safari Zoo. Then you will know that...nature at night is just as charming as during the day. 🌌🦁

Chiang Mai and Singapore are the only two night zoos in Asia, with Chiang Mai being the largest. While it may not compare to Guangzhou's Chimelong, each zoo has its unique charm. Animal lovers should definitely experience the Thai version of a wildlife world. My two kids had a blast and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Chiang Mai Night Safari is divided into three main zones: 1. Herbivore Zone: Home to animals from the African savannah such as zebras, hippos, giraffes, wildebeests, Asian elephants, ostriches, and kangaroos. 2. Carnivore Zone: Features Bengal white tigers, cougars, lions, hyenas, Asian black bears, and foxes. 3. Walking Zone: Offers beautiful lake views and a jungle path to see animals like fennec foxes, Malayan tapirs, civet cats, white raccoons, and squirrel monkeys. Besides walking and observing animals, the zoo offers various animal shows including a night predator show, tiger show, water dance show, and dance show. You can also buy veggie trays to feed the adorable animals. Suggested itinerary: - 3:00 PM: Feed small animals at the entrance and explore the walking zone (about an hour). - 4:30 PM: Wildlife show. - 5:30 PM: Tiger show. - 6:00 PM: Dance show (optional). - 6:15 PM: Music fountain show. - 6:30 PM: Herbivore Zone. - 7:00 PM: Carnivore Zone. - 7:30 PM: End of visit. Note: 1. The night safari tram offers a unique experience, but visibility is poor and many animals are resting. Daytime visits provide better lighting for observing and interacting with animals. Arrive by 3 PM if possible! 2. Trams cannot be ridden multiple times, but shows can be watched repeatedly. Additional Tips: 1. The park offers snacks and drinks at reasonable prices, but no full-service restaurants. Plan ahead if you have specific dining needs. 2. Seating for animal shows can affect your view. Arrive early to choose a good spot. The third and fourth rows near the aisle offer the best views, as the first and second rows may have obstructed views. Shows last about 30 minutes. Quick Tips: - Grab a map at the entrance. The staff is very helpful and will provide a schedule based on your time. - Recommended visit duration: 4 hours. - Important: Arrive by 3 PM! It's difficult to take photos after dark. - If you arrive at 3 PM, you can leave by 7 PM and have dinner elsewhere, as the food options in the zoo are limited! #ChiangMaiTravel #ChiangMaiNightSafari

Hey girls! Here's a super detailed guide to a 5-day trip to Chiang Mai, Thailand! Explore Chiang Mai with us and avoid the pitfalls. Save this guide now! / Chiang Mai, the pearl of northern Thailand✨, is surrounded by mountains. The ancient city has a long history and exudes a charming regional style. Known as the rose of northern Thailand, it has countless temples🕉 and historical sites waiting for you to explore. Don't miss it! / 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai✈️ to Chiang Mai and start your trip to Chiang Mai! Arrive at Chiang Mai Airport and start our trip to the rose of northern Thailand. Feel the charm of this small city. Day 2: Wat Phra That Doi Suthep -> Doi Suthep -> Nimmanhaemin Road -> Chiang Mai Night Safari Climb Doi Suthep, visit the sacred Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, stroll along Nimmanhaemin Road to feel the artistic atmosphere, and go to Chiang Mai Night Safari at night to get close to the animals. Day 3: Maesa Elephant Camp Spend the whole day at Maesa Elephant Camp, interact closely with the lovely elephants, experience activities such as feeding and bathing, and feel the harmony between humans and nature. Day 4: Wat Buppharam -> Wat Chedi Luang Visit the ancient Wat Buppharam and feel the traditional Thai architectural style. Then go to Wat Chedi Luang to appreciate the solemnity and sanctity of Buddhist culture. Day 5: Free time, transfer to the airport and return✈️ Enjoy your last free time in Chiang Mai, go to the airport at the designated time, end this unforgettable trip, and look forward to seeing you next time! / 🎒 Travel checklist: Must-have items for a trip to Chiang Mai, Thailand! 📞 A SIM card is a must-have. It's more cost-effective to buy one in Thailand. Enjoy the Internet without disconnection. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter. The plugs in Thailand are different from ours. Don't be caught off guard. 🪪 Documents are small but indispensable. Prepare copies of your passport and driver's license. Safety first. 👕 The weather in Chiang Mai is pleasant in December. Wear short sleeves and long pants, and apply sunscreen. Travel light and have fun! / If you like Chiang Mai, don't forget to follow me. More travel tips about Chiang Mai are waiting for you to discover!🌺👍

Chiang Mai Night Safari is located in the east of Cheonghang East and is an animal theme park with a focus on natural sciences. Although it is called a night zoo but you can actually enter the park during the day, because the opening hours are from 11 am to 10 pm I chose to come over at about 4 pm because you can avoid the hot sun, the hot sun. When you enter the park, the staff will provide a schedule to follow and play with it so you won’t miss any of the items. The tour car has two stops, the herbivore area and the carnivore area, then see the tiger show, cute animal show and dance show The park itinerary is well choreographed, quite tightly choreographed Favorite is still the giraffe, silly and obedient Modesty feeling. #Playful Traveler

Chiang Mai Night Zoo is about 20-30 minutes drive from Chiang Mai Old Town Unlike the night zoo in Singapore which is only open at night, the night zoo in Chiang Mai is open from 11 am to 10 pm So one ticket can stay there for half a day When you enter, you will be given the start time of each performance. Depending on the entry time, the ticketing staff will provide the most appropriate venue suggestions. The herbivorous park tour bus will deliberately stay in the giraffe area for a longer time When you go in during the day, you will see most of the animals resting. You can quietly observe the sleeping postures of the animals until the animals start to move at night. This design is very thoughtful because it is difficult to take cute photos at night. #PARENT-CHILD PLACE #THAILAND #CHIANGMAI #ZOO

🐶 Chiang Mai Night Safari is open to visitors every day, but it is divided into 2 periods. The first period starts from 11.00 - 16.00 hrs. and the second period starts from 16.00 - 21.00 hrs., with 250 people per round to limit the number of visitors and ensure social distancing. 🐹 There are 2 zones available. The first zone is the Jaguar Trail Zone. The highlight is that everyone can walk and see jaguars, white tigers, pygmy hippos, flamingos, and more than 50 species of wildlife. It is a 1.2-kilometer walk around the lake in a very chill atmosphere amidst nature. 🐯 The next zone is a Safari Tram ride that is available both day and night. During the day, it starts from 11.00 - 16.00 hrs., with cars departing every 30 minutes. The animal watching car ride is divided into 2 zones: the first zone, Savanna Safari, where you can get up close with animals such as giraffes, zebras, red kangaroos, and gorals; and the second zone, Predator Prowl, which is a zone for predators such as white tigers, lions, and spotted iguanas. #ChiangMaiNightSafari #EndingNightButOpenDuringTheDayToo

Anyone who likes koi fish must come to this shop. There are both food and drinks and many little ones to see, many breeds. The place is shady with the sound of waterfalls inside the shop, the air is cool and comfortable. There are not many people, there are many photo spots. There is a model display case for those who like super hero. It is clean and close to the Royal Flora. It is convenient to travel far and close to the city. There are many nearby tourist attractions. Come and try to visit. If you like to watch fish and raise fish, try to come once. #VisitChiangMai #ReviewCafe #Cafe

This week for the first time I’ve been on the north capital of Thailand - Chiang Mai. I only planned to stay there for 3 nights, so right after I check in to the hotel, I join the tour to Chiang Mai Night Safari. Before I also never joined any safari. From city centre to Safari park it’s around 30 minutes drive by taxi. Because of pandemic, many attractions are closed so just 2 hours is more then enough for all the activities there. Before Safari you can enjoy few shows, such as dancing show and tiger show. And after that you can take small train to Safari. Safari by itself only last for 20 minutes. And everything it’s depends how lucky you are, because some animals may be sleeping. #themepark #thailand

#Tourist attraction for animal lovers Chiang Mai Night Safari focuses on natural history, wildlife in Asia, Africa and all over the world. Tourists can study the behavior of wild animals very well. The location of Chiang Mai Night Safari is a little past the Royal Flora, about 1 kilometer. Come into the roundabout and take Exit 1. Or drive left. Before entering the Chiang Mai Night Safari area, there will be a basin of water for disinfecting the wheels. There is a warning sign at this point. You have to drive slowly and be careful. #wattosann

Doi Pha Hom Pok, Chiang Mai Province The cold wind blows in, making the mind restless. Want to walk into the forest? Let's go, let's go into the forest. Doi Pha Hom Pok is another recommended camping place. Because the weather is very good, there are bathrooms, shops, and equipment for rent. In the morning, if you can handle it, go up the mountain. Go see the sunrise, it's quite tiring. It's good to be a little bit exhausted. If you can't handle it, you can sleep in the tent. #Hearts are going to the mountain

The Chiang Mai Night Zoo is built on the success of the successful Singapore Night Zoo, which is home to many local Thai beasts. The park is divided into African savannah animal area, carnivorous animal area and Jaguar trail hiking area. Visitors can take a sightseeing car on both sides. The Carnivore District is located in the heart of the park, where you can see bengal tigers, cougars, lions, hyenas, bears, wild boars, deer and other animals. Tourists can get off the bus and take a walking tour, which is very impressive. There are also relatively less stimulating activities in the zoo, such as photographing tigers and watching light shows. There is also a nice restaurant in the park.

Chiang Mai may be my favorite city in Thailand. Teng Lijun's tape sing slowly taking a little Chiang Mai town the weather is always bright look this time Hanging in the small town of Chiang Mai found this small town and there is an elf-like deer bring their favorite fruit slowly follow them to let them relax your vigilance then you can The distance touches them fawn is wild some people will feed them regularly there is light coming in the jungle occasionally you can see the deer peeping over the curious looking past cars and People This is probably the scene of the so-called Deer in the forest,

The Chiang Mai Night Zoo is the largest zoo in Thailand. It is far away from Chiang Mai City. More specifically, the zoo uses the characteristics of carnivorous animals like night activities, and opens a nighttime tour. The tour bus walks in the dark woods. Compared to domestic zoos, it is more interesting. Giraffes will come directly to you, remember to keep smiling at all times. . . The little traveler who travels to Chiang Mai can experience it.

Nestled in the misty moutains of Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai welcomed me with a gentle rhythm of life that felt worlds away from the chaos of city. Here's how I spent 4 days reconnecting with nature, culture and myself. 🚩Sightseeing route - day 1 One Nimman ➡️ chilling at University of Chiang Mai's AngKaew Reservoir ➡️ Kad Na Mor Market 🚩Sightseeing route - day 2 Day trip to Chiang Rai, visiting White Temple ➡️ Blue Temple ➡️ Black Temple ➡️ Mae Kha Rakaeng Bridge 🚩Sightseeing route - day 3 Tha Phae Gate ➡️ Wat Chediluang ➡️ Warorot Market ➡️ Night Safari 🚩Sightseeing route - day 4 Coconut Market ➡️ Jing Jai Market 💡 Tips Renting a motorcycle is a great way to get around- it saves time and lets you explore each destination at your own pace while soaking in the relaxed atmosphere Renting traditional Thai costume nearby Tha Phae Gate- a fun way to immerse yourself into the culture

#summervacay If you're looking for a unique experience in Chiang Mai, you might want to check out the Chiang Mai Night Safari! What immediately struck me was how much less crowded it felt compared to, say, the Beijing Wildlife Park. That means a more relaxed and personal encounter with the animals! What to Expect at Chiang Mai Night Safari 🦒🦓 The Chiang Mai Night Safari offers a thrilling way to see nocturnal animals in a naturalistic habitat. The main highlight is the tram ride, which takes you through different zones, allowing you to observe animals from various continents. Open Enclosures: Many animals roam in open enclosures, giving you a more immersive feel. Animal Feeding: Often, you'll get opportunities to feed some of the animals directly from the tram, which is always a fun and memorable interaction! Walking Trails: Beyond the tram ride, there are usually walking trails where you can explore smaller enclosures and a beautiful lake. Shows: The safari often features animal shows or performances, adding another layer of entertainment to your evening. It's a fantastic option for families, animal lovers, or anyone looking for a different kind of evening activity away from the usual city bustle. Have you ever visited a night safari before? What was your favorite part? #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiNightSafari

📅 Itinerary Day1：Chiang mai cabaret show Day2: chiangmai night safari Day3: 🏨 Accommodation TC House and Cafe 🍴 Food Recommendations local food 📌 Tips tc house and Cafe have spa massage for LGBTQ+#Simon cabaret #tchouseandcafe TC #TC house and Cafe TC Men massage and spa #TC Men Massage & Spa

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Chiang Mai Night Safari is the first nocturnal zoo in Thailand that is open for both day and night visits. We can see a variety of wild animals, both diurnal and nocturnal, up close. There are also many other activities such as animal walks, animal shows such as the Tiger Show and the Night Predators Show. The highlight here is taking a car to see wild animals in different zones. There will be a guide to provide knowledge and information about each animal. In addition to the zone where you can sit in the car to see, there are many zones where you can walk and see animals up close. There are spots to take pictures with various animals, such as small, cute animals. Highly recommended. #VisitChiangMai

📍Travelers, get ready to save! This list is a must-see for you. No need to think hard. Complete with all the feels: eating, traveling, taking pictures, cafes, and enjoying nature. 🏞️☕🍜 . 🛬 Day 1 – City tour, delicious food + Night Safari Walk around the chic Nimman area, full of cafes. 🛍️ Recharge with delicious Nimman fried chicken. 🔥 Walk around Kad Na Mo, lots of cheap food! 🍢 End the day with Chiang Mai Night Safari. Take a tram to see tigers and lions up close 🐯🌙 . 🏞️ Day 2 – Nature lovers, beautiful temples, chic cafes Climb Doi Suthep to worship Buddha and enjoy the city view from a high angle 🏔️ Stop by Wat Lok Moli, a magical Lanna wooden temple ⛩️ Take a break and sip coffee at Nook Cafe x Bar, great atmosphere ☕ Walk to see art along Mae Kha Canal 📸 A delicious dinner at Mama Fa Thani, a variety of menus, satisfyingly filling 🍲 . 🐾 Day 3 – Homey cafe + art + cute food Start the day with spaghetti at Shu Homemade 🍝 A smooth coffee at Baan Lek Lek Sam Sam ☕ Walk around Baan Kang Wat, a super hip art market 🎨 Dessert/light snacks at Lamour Cafe 🧁 Finally, have some Patongo Ko Neng Old shop by the moat 🥐 . 🎁 Day 4 – Chill before going back, walk-shop-shabu Take a walk to see the view + take pictures at Ang Kaew, CMU. 📷 Walk at Thapae Walking Street, shop for souvenirs and food 🧺 End the trip with Shabu Shabu Moto, delicious, satisfying, slurp the soup before flying 🍲✈️ . 📌 Complete 4 days, 17 locations, including cafes, temples, mountains, markets, delicious restaurants, photo spots! If anyone plans to come to Chiang Mai, try traveling according to this post, you won't be disappointed 💯 . #ChiangMaiTravel #ChiangMai4Days3Nights #ChiangMaiAttractions #ChiangMaiCafe #CafeReview #cafestagram #cafehoppingthailand #mextravel

DAY 1: TEMPLES + URBAN EXPLORATION 6:30-8:00 AM: Tha Phae Gate (Photo) Capture: Monk alms ceremony + pigeon flocks at sunrise. Tip: Buy bird feed (20 THB) for dramatic flight shots. 8:30-9:30 AM: Michelin Khao Soi Khao Soi Lam Duan Faham (5-min Grab from gate): Beef leg curry noodles. 10:00 AM-1:00 PM: Wat Phra That Doi Suthep How to reach: Pre-book round-trip songthaew (300 THB/person from Old City). Do: Climb 306 Naga steps → see gold chedi + panoramic views. Wear: Shoulders/knees covered (sarongs available to rent). 2:00-4:00 PM: Maya Lifestyle Shopping Center Cool off: AC boutiques (Thai brands like Fairy Tales). Snack: Iberry Thai tea gelato (4th floor). 5:00-9:00 PM: White Market (Nimman) Open: Fri-Sun only! Shop linen clothing, handmade ceramics. Dinner: Ginger Farm Kitchen (organic Northern Thai dishes). DAY 2: ART, ZEN & WILDLIFE 8:30-10:30 AM: Baan Kang Wat Must-do: Pottery class (book via FB) or Sunday market. Breakfast: Sticky rice with pandan custard (village stalls). 11:00 AM-1:00 PM: Wat Umong Suan Putthatham Explore moss-covered tunnels → feed deer → meditate in Dharma Garden. Distance: 5-min walk from Baan Kang Wat! 2:00-3:30 PM: The Baristro Asian Style (Nimman) Order: Pandan latte + charcoal croissant in minimalist bamboo space. Photo: Concrete walls + steam rituals near window seats. 4:00-5:30 PM: Chiang Mai University (CMU) Bike Ang Kaew Reservoir (50 THB/hr) → golden hour views of Doi Suthep. 6:00-7:00 PM: CMU Night Market Grab & go: Grilled pork skewers (10 THB) + mango sticky rice for safari. 7:30-10:00 PM: Night Safari Book: 7:30 PM Tram Tour (English guide). Must-see: Tiger feeding + Savanna Safari zone. 📌 CRITICAL TIPS Transport: Use Grab (fixed prices): Old City → Doi Suthep base: 80 THB Baristro → CMU: 60 THB Doi Suthep Access: Shared songthaew (300 THB round-trip) from Old City. Timing: Doi Suthep: Go early! Fog rolls in by 11 AM. Night Safari: Arrive by 7 PM → last English tram at 7:30 PM. Essentials: Wat Dress Code: Cover shoulders/knees (sarongs rent for 20 THB). Cash: 70% of places THB-only (ATMs at Maya Mall). Skip Lines: Book Night Safari tickets online (QR code entry). ✅ Why This Works: Strictly follows your attraction order with smart geographic grouping. Pairs nearby spots: Baan Kang Wat + Wat Umong (5-min walk), Baristro + Maya (same area). Uses meal times strategically (e.g., market snacks before safari). Have a seamless Chiang Mai adventure! 🌄🐘🎨

#Chiang Mai Night Safari is a tourist attraction that is a highlight of Chiang Mai that you can't miss, which is Chiang Mai Night Safari. Many people may complain that Chiang Mai is hot during the day. This place is the answer. Because you can travel at night without fear of the sun. Let's go see Eva. Chiang Mai Night Safari Zoo is being talked about more.

Tailored solo travel for relaxation in June-July, combining a slow pace, low expenses, and deep experiences, optimized with the latest on-site information to help you avoid crowds and heal your soul. Dali Erhai daydreaming, Kyoto hydrangea rain Zen, Chiang Mai rainforest cafes, Iceland midnight sun… healing alone is just right!” 🌸🌊✈️ 1. Dali · Slow Soul Between Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake 💡 Solo advantage: Early rainy season in June-July, fewer tourists, inns drop prices (80 RMB/person/night), Erhai shrouded in mist like a fairyland. 🚄 Transportation: High-speed rail direct to Dali Station, ancient town bus/rent electric bike (30 RMB/day) 📝 3 days 2 nights slow travel guide Day 1: Ancient town’s lively atmosphere and Zen ➤ Jizhao An (20 Element Vegetarian + succulent garden, shelter from rain and tea) → Dali Ancient Town Sheet Factory (cultural bookstore for secondhand books) → Night stroll on Renmin Road (listen to wandering singers) Day 2: Erhai’s hidden secret spots ➤ Caicun Pier cycling (avoid the popular S Bay) → Zhoucheng tie-dye experience (50 RMB to make your own scarf) → Xizhou rice field café (“Fu Shi Tian Jian” second floor with a view) Day 3: Free niche healing ➤ Bird Hanging Mountain hike (alpine meadow + wildflower sea, local secret) → Xiaguan Tuo Tea Factory (10 RMB to taste century-old tea charm) 🍜 Budget eating guide ✔ North Gate Market: 3 RMB pea noodles, 5 RMB Yangbi rice rolls ✔ Late-night canteen: Pingdeng Road “Qingyu Huachu” vegetarian noodles 15 RMB 2. Kyoto · Millennium Zen in Hydrangea Rain 💡 Solo advantage: Fewer people in June rainy season, hydrangeas fill the temples, accommodation drops 30% (capsule hotel 150 RMB/night). 🚇 Transportation: Kansai Airport take Haruka Express (discount ticket 160 RMB with passport) → City bus day pass (35 RMB unlimited rides) 📝 4 days 3 nights healing route Day 1: Listening to rain at ancient temples ➤ Mimurotoji Temple (thousands of hydrangeas like a color palette) → Fushimi Inari Shrine (night visit to torii gates to avoid crowds) → Kamo River cooling platform (100 RMB izakaya watching lights) Day 2: Artistic invisibility ➤ Rurikoin Temple (moss reflecting on windows, sutra copying) → Kibune Shrine (flowing water soba experience) → Pontocho (100 RMB yakitori + melon soda) Day 3: Festival and lively atmosphere ➤ Gion Festival limited market (all July, try grilled dango/goldfish scooping) → Nishiki Market (150 RMB to eat everything: tamagoyaki, matcha warabi mochi) 🚶 Zero-cost romance ✔ Exclusive early morning at Kiyomizu Stage at 6 AM ✔ Free bike rental on Philosopher’s Path (deposit required) 3. Chiang Mai · Rainy Season Cafes and Night Market Relaxation 💡 Solo advantage: Rainy season hotel bargains (hostel 40 THB/night), fresh after rain with fewer tourists, perfect for zoning out. 🛵 Transportation: Songthaew 20 THB/ride, rent scooter 150 THB/day (no license needed) 📝 4 days 3 nights healing plan Day 1: Laid-back ancient city walk ➤ Wat Phra Singh (sit quietly in rain listening to chanting) → Women’s prison massage (200 THB/hour) → Straw weaving street (DIY custom straw bags) Day 2: Rainforest café day ➤ No.39 Cafe (slide wooden house + blue lagoon pool) → Art village Baan Kang Wat (pottery/printmaking experience) → Sunday night market (30 THB mango sticky rice) Day 3: Mountain and wild healing ➤ Sticky Waterfall (free climb natural water slide) → Mae Kampong (cloudy mountain village learning to cook Northern Thai curry) ☕ Daydreaming sanctuaries ✔ Chom Café: Alice in Wonderland garden café ✔ Keep in Touch: Antique piano bookstore + cat café 4. Iceland · Solitary Epic Under the Midnight Sun 💡 Solo advantage: June-July midnight sun + low airfare (round trip 5k RMB), stay in hostel dorm beds (200 RMB/night). 🚗 Transportation: Airport bus to Reykjavik (150 RMB), city walking + free cycling 📝 5 days 4 nights ultimate experience Day 1: Reykjavik adventure ➤ Hallgrímskirkja Church (climb to see colorful rooftops) → Old Harbor (lobster soup + free whale watching tour) → Sun Voyager (sculpture silhouette under midnight sun) Day 2: Golden Circle light hiking ➤ Þingvellir National Park (Eurasian plate fissure) → Bruarfoss Waterfall (Tiffany blue stream) → Secret hot spring (wild creek foot soak) Day 3: South Coast glacier secrets ➤ Seljalandsfoss Waterfall (walk behind the curtain) → Black Sand Beach (solo photo in front of basalt columns) → DC-3 plane wreck (4 km hike to save shuttle fee) 💰 Money-saving tips ✔ Bonus supermarket self-catering (salmon 100 RMB/kg) ✔ Free hot springs: Selfoss riverside wild hot spring pools ✅ Universal solo travel tips for all four cities Accommodation tips: Stay in hostel dorm beds in Dali/Chiang Mai (40-80 RMB), choose “9h Capsule” with timed billing in Kyoto, book guesthouse with shared kitchen in Iceland. Transportation savings: Kyoto bus pass > subway, Chiang Mai songthaew hail anywhere, Iceland airport bus official website early purchase for 40% off. Safety tips: Choose bright main roads at night, lock valuables in hostel lockers, download “112 Iceland” emergency app for hiking in Iceland. Social balance: Dali “group cycling” for companionship, Chiang Mai “cooking class” light socializing, Kyoto temple “sutra copying experience” to enjoy solitude. “In Chiang Mai’s rainy season cafes, raindrops roll off banana leaves as you sip through a straw and finish a hand journal; in Kyoto, hydrangeas bow to kiss moss, and in temple bell chimes you write postcards no one receives… these cities never ask about your heart but quietly turn solitude into freedom.”

🐾 Chiang Mai Night Safari Review during the day 🌿 Let me tell you, I thought there would be nothing to do during the day, but I was wrong! It was more fun and cute than I thought 😍 📍 Animal Walking Zone (Jaguar Trail) It is a walkway around the lake, with a shady atmosphere, easy to walk, and fun to take pictures~ There are cute animals to see along the way, such as giraffes, zebras, monkeys, flamingos, and leopards (who sleep all the time 😂) Suitable for people who want to chill, take cool pictures, and see animals up close 🦒📸 📍 Photo Spots & Souvenir Shops There are many cute photo spots, props, signs, and natural corners, perfect for cafe / content lovers ☀️ 🌟 Summary: Going during the day is better than expected. There are a lot of animals, close up, and you can take pictures without having to compete with anyone. For those who are hesitating, I tell you, "Go!" and you will definitely come back smiling. 🦓💚

This Chiang Mai trip was truly heartwarming! I had the chance to go on a 3-day, 2-night trip to Chiang Mai with friends. What impressed me the most was how lovely and welcoming the people of Chiang Mai were. Today, I want to share some must-visit spots in Chiang Mai, including accommodations, cafes, beautiful photo locations, and iconic check-in destinations. 1. Accommodation: As someone from Bangkok, I crave nature. So, when visiting Chiang Mai, I had to head up the mountains to enjoy some fresh air. I chose to stay at Baan Ton Mai Mae Mae in Chiang Dao. The atmosphere was amazing, the grilled pork was delicious, and the surroundings were so lush and serene—I absolutely loved it. 2. Cafe: As a green tea lover, I couldn’t miss "Mee Jai Hai Matcha." This cafe offers incredibly delicious green tea desserts and drinks. I’m already looking forward to going back! 3. Photo Spot: One of the best places for photography is Ang Kaew Reservoir at Chiang Mai University. Every corner is picture-perfect, and the warm atmosphere is hard to describe. Despite the crowd, every angle feels lively and charming. 4. Iconic Check-in Spot: Chiang Mai Night Safari. Animal lovers shouldn’t miss this! There are so many adorable animals and multiple shows throughout the day. Even just riding the tram to see the animals brought me so much joy.

#ChiangmaiTravel 🐘🦓 Let's take a tour of Chiang Mai Night Safari, an animal-watching edition During the day, because there is a round for us to visit during the day We can stay for one round by taking a tram around the zoo Along the way, you can feed animals such as giraffes, deer etc. Most of the large animals will take a nap We will also meet animals that live During the day, there are many types Suitable for bringing families and children to see animals There are commentators to provide knowledge throughout the tram ride 📍Location: Chiang Mai Night Safari 33, Nong Kwai Subdistrict, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 🕟 Opening hours: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM #ChiangMaiNightSafari #chiangmainightsafari #nightsafari #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiTravel #ChiangMaiAttractions #chiangmai #cnx

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Chiang Mai Night Safari – A Night Safari That’s Both Exciting and Cute in One Place! 🦁🌙 “This time in Chiang Mai, I have to say that you can’t miss Chiang Mai Night Safari! This is not an ordinary zoo, but a real nocturnal animal journey experience! Just riding a tram through the forest in the dark and seeing a giraffe standing in front of you or a tiger walking by nearby makes my heart beat so fast! 😱🔥 The atmosphere at night is great. The air is cool and comfortable, with a gentle breeze, and the sounds of real wild animals make you feel like you’re on a real safari. I like that you can feed the animals at certain times. They’re so close you have to reach out your hand (but the staff is super safe). After riding the tram to see the animals, there’s also a musical fountain show + lights and sounds. It’s so spectacular, it’s like watching an outdoor mini-concert. There are laser lights, fountains, and awesome music to finish off your experience. 🎶💦 Overall, this place is suitable for all ages. Whether you come with a group of friends, a couple, or a family, it’s all fun! You’ll get beautiful photos, feel adventurous, and laugh all the way. It was one of the happiest trips in Chiang Mai!” ⸻ #RecommendedHashtags: #NightSafariChiangMai #ChiangMaiNightSafari #ChiangMaiTravel #NightZoo #ThaiSafari #CloseToAnimals #AdventureMustCome #ChiangMaiTrip #CoolTravelNorth #TouristFeeling

🏖️Environment/Facilities: Very convenient, there is a tram service, there is a souvenir shop area. 💞Reason for recommendation: You can see animals up close, they are all cute. There are guides to provide details about the animals. #ChiangMaiTravel #WhereToGoInChiangMai

📅 Itinerary Day1：Tha pae & old town exploring Day2: Craft & arts exploring at Baan Kang Wat, night safari Day3: temples & cafe hopping 🏨 Accommodation : Ana park, Thee Vijit 🍴 Food Recommendations : Raj dabar Indian restaurant 📌 Tips : green season is also beautiful in CM