Top 50 Best Things to Do in Chiang Mai Province

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Reneer

One of Chiang Mai's must-see attractions is the zoo, which offers highly interactive experiences, especially the nighttime zoo tour. The zoo boasts a rich and fulfilling program, allowing for close encounters with the animals – definitely worthwhile!

库里山

The whole process takes about 2 hours, which is much longer than other jungle leaps, but the mountain road is very difficult to drive on, and the rental car has a small displacement, so it is quite risky to drive up.

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Chiang Mai Ancient City, a treasure carrying the history and culture of northern Thailand, attracts travelers from all over the world with its unique charm. Inside the ancient city wall, the Tha Pae Gate stands tall, witnessing the vicissitudes of Chiang Mai for hundreds of years. Strolling on the ancient road paved with bluestone slabs, there are scattered temples and antique buildings on both sides, each exuding a strong historical atmosphere. The literary atmosphere of Nimman Road and the bustling night market of Changkang Road add a perfect blend of modern and traditional to the ancient city. Here, you can taste authentic Thai food and feel the enthusiasm and friendliness of the Thai people. Chiang Mai Ancient City is not only a tourist destination, but also a place where people can relax and cleanse their souls. Whether traveling alone or with family and friends, Chiang Mai Ancient City can bring you an unforgettable travel experience.

_TI***kd

I visited Miracle Cabaret in Chiang Mai and it was a fun, flashy night out! Over 200 performers lit up the stage with high-energy dances, bold costumes, and iconic lip-syncs. The vibe was lively and welcoming, though some of the choreography felt a bit basic. I sat in a VIP seat—close to the stage—but honestly, the view might be better from a few rows back where you can see everything more clearly. No drinks were served during the show, which was a little surprising, but the performances made up for it. Definitely a unique cultural experience worth catching if you’re in town!#MiracleCabaret #ChiangMaiNights #ThailandTravel #CabaretMagic #LGBTQShow #ChiangMaiEntertainment #TravelThailand #LiveShowExperience

chaabane

The elephant at Toor in Chiang Mai is truly a wonderful experience! Watching these gentle giants in such a beautiful setting is heartwarming and inspiring. It’s amazing to see how well they are cared for and to get up close with such majestic creatures. A truly memorable and positive experience!

Tongky Loves Travel

Value for money but the stage must have more decoration according to Dance.

Kansuda Mahawan

"Bua Tong Waterfall" in Bua Tong Waterfall National Park (Seven-Colored Fountain) A white, shiny limestone waterfall, a long path, almost 200 meters, with 3 levels in total, suitable for climbing and playing in the water (not slippery, easy to walk, there are ropes to hold on to all the way). It is not far from Chiang Mai city, only 52 km (about 1 hour). The route is easy and convenient. The asphalt road reaches the park. "Bua Tong Waterfall" Mae Ho Phra Subdistrict, Mae Taeng District, Chiang Mai

_TI***2e

This was amazing to see and interact with the tigers! Highly recommend!

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There are several restaurants that are not bad, pure Thai local dishes, authentic taste; the girls in various small shops should like it very much; other alleys have various jewelry stores, massage shops, it is worth seeing and experiencing; the small bar is lively at night, there are more young local men and women, and the consumption is not high. Experience the local style.

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Changkangju Night Market is the only one in Chiang Mai that opens every day. It opens to the latest night market street. If you want to eat late at night, you can only come here, because many stores 5-6 stores are off work, and the lively ones are about 9-10. I also get off work. After 10 o'clock, there is only Changkang Road Night Market that may be open ～ and this is the night market next to the market + food court. There are people playing guitar and singing in the square where they eat. There is also a Muay Thai competition venue next to the food court. Very hot, I never dared to enter anyway, I admit it. On the night market, there are everything to sell, eat and drink, clothes, bags of shoes, accessories, crafts... The price is moderate, but you can still bargain, bargain at will, but the boss said that it is not sold, that is really not sold. Thai people are still more real. I like to buy clothes in that market the most. The quality is OK. The style is also more. In Chiang Mai, the best way to travel to the night market is to take a motorcycle. Hahahaha, it is fast and save, and it is too late to grab a taxi.