One of the first things to see in Chiang Mai is the temple of Doi Suthep. Moreover, temples in this city are on every street corner, and that of Doi Suthep is on a mountain. It is described as a true cultural jewel that dates back to 1383. That said, tourists can be transported to ►
One of the first things to see in Chiang Mai is the temple of Doi Suthep. Moreover, temples in this city are on every street corner, and that of Doi Suthep is on a mountain. It is described as a true cultural jewel that dates back to 1383. That said, tourists can be transported to other temples, including Wat Phan Tao, Wat Chiang Man, Wat Suan Dok, and Wat Phan Tao. Sports fans will undoubtedly enjoy Thai boxing because they can catch a match in one of the city's four stadiums. As for those who need to relax, they can indulge in a traditional Thai massage. In Chiang Mai, gastronomy is extensively highlighted. Between street foods and restaurants, travelers will delight their taste buds with typical dishes of Thai cuisine. Then, those who want to spend time with elephants can do so ethically in collection centers. There, elephant rides are prohibited. However, tourists will be able to feed, observe or bathe them. After this memorable experience, travelers can let themselves be transported by the colorful markets, including the Walking Street Market in the old town. On the program, colors, crafts and food are highlighted. Those wishing to attend festivals in Chiang Mai can choose between Songkran in April, loy Krathong or Festival of Lights in November and the Flower Festival every first weekend of February. As for history fans, they can make a detour to the National Museum to learn about the history of the Lanna kingdom or to the Art in Paradise museum to allow them to take pictures in optical illusion settings in 3D. The Museum of Insects and Natural Wonders of the World is also to discover. For treks in the wilderness, tourists must explore the northern jungle, including the areas around Chiang Mai to Chiang Dao, Mae Tang, Mae Wang or Doi Inthanon. ◄
