Things to Do in Chiang Mai range from visiting ancient ruins and elaborate Buddhist temples to exploring traditional markets and a massive zoo. This mountainous city in Thailand offers stunning art such as the serpent carvings at Wat Chedi Luang, as well as national parks like Doi Suthep-Pui, where you'll find waterfalls and utopian forest surroundings.At the Warorot Market, you can shop for local handmade arts and crafts as well...
Baca selanjutnyaFood and dining in Chiang Mai offers a unique world of experience, largely devoid of the curries you find in Thai restaurants, but full of hearty, savoury meats and vegetables. The food here tends to be fattier than it is in southern Thai cooking and the soups have a clear broth instead of using coconut milk. Chicken, pork, fish, eggplant, bamboo shoots and cabbage are common. The flavour palate is...
Baca selanjutnyaShopping in Chiang Mai covers everything from vibrant cultural night markets with locally handmade crafts to farmers' markets with fresh and prepared food and drink, to ultra-modern shopping centres. One of the best experiences is to explore the Sunday Walking Street on Ratchadamnoen filled with energetic food and crafts markets. The Saturday Walking Street occurs on Wualai and offers a similar experience. Baan Kang Wat is a bit further out but...
Baca selanjutnyaNightlife in Chiang Mai offers a balanced and refined experience that's nevertheless active and vibrant, less wild than Bangkok, but with plenty of good drinks and live music. In the Old City, head to Zoe in Yellow, among the most popular nightclubs in the city, or visit some of the laid-back neighbourhood bars and live music spots. At Riverside, you'll find high-end bars and elegant restaurants with stunning Ping River...
Baca selanjutnyaBars, live music venues and nightclubs in Chiang Mai are numerous and varied, appealing to couples and groups alike. The picturesque city in Northern Thailand is perhaps best-known for its stunning natural scenery, charming temples, and laid-back pace of life....
Getting around Chiang Mai is fairly easy as many attractions are within easy walking distance of the main hotels and each other. Walking is a great way to appreciate the city's ancient charm. An afternoon spent wandering the twisting sois (alleyways) of the old city is a pleasant way to lose yourself amid genuine Thai life. If you don't wish to walk, there...
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