Chiang Mai

Of the many things to do at Chiang Mai, here are the best of all of them:

• Ziplining through the Gibbon
• Atv riding and rafting
• Cycling tour of the city
• Biking tour of the city
• Biking and trekking
• Bamboo Rafting
• Elephant Camp experience
• Jeep Safari
• Jungle Trekking and Camping
• Atv Race
• Care tour of Elephants
• Golden Triangle Tour

For a place as beautiful as the city of Chiang Mai, the sights to see are plenty. The temples are beautiful. The museums are old. The old city is a museum in itself. The bazaars are what locals and tourists feed on. The people love animals, the zoos, the shops, and everything comes in the middle. The famous Places to Visit in Chiang Mai are plenty:

• Wat Phra Sing which houses the Lai Kham Chapel
• Wat Chiang Man
• Doi Suthep and Meo Village
• Hidden Valley
• Chiang Mai National Museum
• Wat Chedi Luang
• Wat Bupparam
• Wat Phan Tao
• Lanna Folklife Museum
• Suan Buak Hat Park
• Art in Paraside
• Comedara Art Gallery
• Elephant Parade Shop
• Scorpion Tailed River Tour
• Uncle Jack’s History Museum
• Chiang Mai Philatelic Museum
• Harris House
• Kawila Monument and Park

The best time to visit a place like Chiang Mai is between October and April. The time between said months is spent in cool and pleasant and comfortable weather. It is also the tourist season of Chiang Mai, which has its advantages and disadvantages. A month by month time chart of the best time to visit Chiang Mai is as follows:

November to February: is the best time to visit Chiang Mai. This is when the weather is just perfect, for just about anything you want to do, be it lazing around, playing games like Scrabble, or going out for adventure. Also, the November tourists are lucky enough to catch Loi Krathong Festivities, the February ones enjoy the Chiang Mai Flower Festival.

March to May: Summer there is the off-season tourists, which provides people going there during this time, better deals with better with flights and hotels. The summer temperatures shoots up to 40°, but swimming during the day and going out in the evenings is possible.

June to October: is when the monsoons of Chiang Mai sets in, the northern part of Thailand experiencing a distinctly heavy rainy season during this time. The off tourist season continues, so if seclusion is what you are looking for, this is the time to visit Chiang Mai for you.

There are many ways to reach Chiang Mai, being an important tourist attraction Thailand, the country keeps inaccessible. Some of the best ways to reach Chiang Mai, however, are:

By air: The Chiang Mai International Airport is available and provides people with both domestic and international flights, to go in and out of the country when they please.

By bus: there two official bus stations within the city, they are as follows:

1. Arcade Bus Stations: which people who are going outside the province of Chiang Mai generally use.
2. Chang Puak Bus Station: which is used by people traveling within the province of Chiang Mai.

By Train: the Chiang Mai Railway Station lies at a distance of about 3km from the center of the city. This station is provided with amiable staff, daytime services, along with overnight sleeping arrangements.

With Thailand’s Road fatality coming second on the list when the whole world is concerned, the best thing to do is travel by taxi, which, despite being more expensive, is provided with seat belts, and are much safer. The best public transport to commute around Chaing Mai are:

• By local bus: the minimum fare is 15 baht
• By Songthaew: Prices are negotiable, but the minimum is 20 baht per person inside city walls, with that escalating to 40 to 60 baht outside them.
• Tuk-tuk or Samlor: 50-100 baht can be expected.
• By taxi: around 150 baht inside the city, prices going higher outside it.
• By scooter or by bike: renting a two-wheeler might be 150 baht per day.
• By Bicycle: 100-250 baht, prices going up with the quality of bicycle.
• By car: 900-2500 baht per day.
• By foot: usually free.
• By Minivan: 2000-2500 baht

Local language Chiang Mai is easy or difficult depending on the retentivity of a person and varies from person to person:

• Hello : Swasdi
• Thank You! : Korb Khun!
• Good Luck: Shoke dee
• How are you? : Sa-by dee my

Being as highly maintained as Chiang Mai is, the nightlife there is at par with the classiness of the rest of the city. The many bars, pubs, and restaurants are beautiful and almost always packed at night. Some of the places that can be enjoyed at nighttime in Chiang Mai are:

• Boy Blues Bar
• HOBS
• Myst
• OASIS Rooftop Bar
• Warm up Café
• Good View Bar And Restaurant
• The roof: Sala Lanna
• Xanadu Rooftop Bar And Restaurant
• Blue Bat
• Infinity Club
• Zoe in Yellow
• Monkey Club
• Fabrique

Chiang Mai is located in the Mountains of Thailand, And the adventure Activities is so many, that people mostly don’t make it through them all. The terrains of the city, the forests, the big area on which it is located, the rivers, provide Chiang Mai with many adventure activities, which one cannot help but appreciate. The adventure activities in Chiang Mai are:

• Bamboo Rafting
• Cycling
• Day trip to the Mae Sa Valley
• Bungee Jumping
• Balloon Ride
• Target shooting
• Flight of Gibbon aka Ziplining
• Whitewater rafting
• Boeing

The variety of Wildlife and diversity in wildlife or flora-fauna, in general, is very unanimously large. The many mountains that Chiang Mai is located on, are the source of many areas where wildlife can be available. The animals, the smell of the trees, the chirp of the birds, the sound of a nearby stream all adds up to make wildlife touring in Chiang Mai very amazing. The options are many, but the famous places to enjoy Wildlife in Chiang Mai are:

• Chiang Mai Night Safari Zoo
• Wat Phrathat DOi Suthep
• Wat Chedi Luang Warawhihan
• Chiang Mai Zoo
• Wat Chiang Man
• Wat Lok Moli
• Wat Sakithaki
• Wat Umong
• Wat Sri Suphan
• Phra Singh Temple
• Wat Suan Dok
• Royal Pat=rk Rajapruek
• Nong Buak Nard Public rock