Where should I go alone in Chiang Mai?^^

We started from Bangkok Aphiwat Railway Station to Chiang Mai by third-class train. Arrived in Chiang Mai: Day 1: We went to Chang Phueak Bus Terminal, bought a bus ticket to Mae Taman, and then took the 4W to Huai Ku Kap Village. The village had a wonderful atmosphere, with mist flowing all day long. The tribal food was delicious, and it was a truly relaxing experience. Day 2: We woke up early to watch the sunrise (but didn't see it 😂). The fog was incredibly thick and beautiful. While waiting to return to the city, we took some fun photos. When it was time, the owner of the accommodation arranged a car to take us to the Mae Taeng bus station to get into Chiang Mai. Once we arrived in the city, we looked for a rental car for easy access (if you don't know how to ride a bike, you can call a Grab driver). We got our bike and checked in at the hotel, then headed to Wat Inthawas. However, it was raining heavily and we didn't arrive until almost 6 PM. We rented a photo outfit, then came back to grab some food and rested. Day 3: We had breakfast, checked out, explored the city, rode around, and waited for the bike to be returned. Then, we traveled back to Bangkok by third-class train. This is my second solo trip, and traveling alone is always fun and enjoyable. 🥰 #travelalone #travelchiangmai #travelingsolowomen #Huai Ku Kap #Mae Taeng, Chiang Mai