▲ Dedicated to elephant conservation and humane interactions. Visitors can feed, walk, and enjoy mud baths with elephants under professional guidance, learning about their habits and conservation stories up close. Experience the harmony between humans and nature in a no-performance, no-riding environment.
▲ Doi Suthep is lush with dense forests and fresh air, offering a panoramic view of the ancient city of Chiang Mai. The mountain is home to the renowned Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, where the scenery at dawn and dusk is particularly enchanting, making it an ideal destination for worship and sightseeing.
▲ Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is one of the sacred temples in Chiang Mai. The long staircase in front is guarded by two golden dragon statues, creating a solemn and magnificent sight. The golden pagoda inside the temple shines with grandeur, offering a panoramic view of Chiang Mai, making it highly favored by visitors and devotees alike.
▲ Tha Phae Gate is an important city gate on the eastern side of the old town and one of Chiang Mai's landmarks. The red brick walls bear witness to the history of the Lanna Kingdom, and today it's a popular spot where visitors gather for photos and festive activities.
▲ Warorot Market (Kad Luang) is a vibrant traditional market in Chiang Mai that attracts both locals and travelers. It offers a wide variety of fruits, dried goods, spices, clothing, and local snacks, making it an excellent place to experience the daily life of Chiang Mai.
