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Anusarn Night Bazaar

Situated near the end of the famous Chiang Mai Night Bazaar, the Anusarn Night Bazaar is known for being the largest and most exciting night market in Chiang Mai. Shops lined along the street sell everything from jewellery, clothes, bags, local Thai food, and souvenirs at reasonable prices. Busy restaurants, pubs and massage parlours in the area serve to satiate the weary shopper.

Anusawari Sam Kasat (Three Kings Monument)

The Three Kings Monument, standing tall in Chiang Mai's administrative centre, is a bronze statue commemorating Phaya Mengrai, the founder of Chiang Mai, and his two friends, Phaya Ngam Meuang of Phayao and Phaya Khun Ramkhamhaeng of Sukhothai. Revered as a shrine, this structure is popularly used as a representative symbol of the city. The square in front of the statue is often the site of festivals and local celebrations.

One of the biggest 3D museums in the world, Art in Paradise is a very fun and exciting place in Chiang Mai. A giant cat pawing at you, a waterfall flowing beneath your feet, a huge wave following you, and many more wonderful frescoes await you at the Art in Paradise Chiang Mai. These are just a pinch of 130 artistic illusion images throughout the museum. During your visit to the Art in Paradise Museum, one of the largest interactive Art Museum in the world, you will observe that these paintings are just stills on the walls. As soon as you pose in front of them for a picture, and click pictures with them, it seems that they come to life all of a sudden. Due to this, the place is also a must visit for you if you are vacating with your family members also. Read More

Baan Kang Wat is a quaint artists' village in Chiang Mai. It thrives on culture and traditional art, with its art galleries, tribal handcrafts and craft workshops. It is lined with pretty coffee shops, an amphitheatre, and miles of manicured greens. This is the perfect hangout spot for anyone with a creative mind, or someone who needs a relaxing retreat with a steaming cuppa in hand.

Baan Mae Kampong is a quaint mountain village, blessed with picturesque waterfalls, streams, mountains and forests that make up its neighbourhood. It heavily promotes eco-tourism and homestays, so that visitors can familiarise themselves with the traditions of the local folk, and live like them. Situated in the Mae On district, this tea-tree forested region of Baan Mae Kampong shelters the locally famous Community Learning Centre. Baan Mae Kampong also houses the town's only and oldest temple, Wat Mae Kampong. Designed in Lanna concept, the temple is an age-old construction. Housing accessible homestays with great views and ambience, Baan Mae Kampong serves some of the best coffee in the region across its numerous coffee shops in addition to tea and other bakery goodies. With the Mae Kampong Waterfall flowing through the location, Baan Mae Kampong offers an array of water adventure activities and other activities. Read More

Baan Tawai is a local handicrafts village in Chiang Mai, aimed at the encouragement and inclusivity of tribal culture from the surrounding villages and hills. It is most famous for its handcrafted woodwork carvings, which is an ancient folk art passed down through generations. Artful samples of wooden furniture, kitchenware, decorations, sculptures, etc. are all available on sale for visitors.

Baan Chang Elephant Park is a conservative sanctuary dedicated to the care and well-being of Asian elephants. They offer programs which offer guidance for proper communication, feeding, bathing and riding of elephants. Their mahout training sessions are useful in understanding the needs of young and old elephants, aiming at bringing man and nature closer. Run by a Thai family, Baanchang Elephant Park has loved and cared for Asian elephants for over three decades. Situated in a small, rural village in Chiang Mai, Baanchang Elephant Park focuses on practising ethical and sustainable elephant tourism. They aim at not only saving and caring for elephants but also educating the general public regarding elephant welfare.The park is strictly against abusive and unnatural practices and does not offer any elephant rides. They also focus on providing the interaction between the elephants and the humans, thus creating awareness concerning the behaviour of these gentle giants. There is no better place to learn about these magnificent creatures than in their natural habitat, within a relaxed environment. Read More

The grand Bhubing Palace is the royal residence located in Doi Buak Ha, Muang District, Chiang Mai Province. This is the regal winter residence in the Chiang Mai where the royal family stays during their season visit to the people in the region. Also spelt as Bhuping Palace, it also serves as the royal guesthouse for dignitaries visiting from abroad. The palace building is not open to the public, but gorgeous gardens can be visited when the Thai royal family is not staying here. Officially called as Phra Tamnak Phu Phing, the Bhubing Palace makes for a serene, quiet and cooling atmosphere, and a well-needed respite from the concrete jungle, i.e. Bangkok. The palace’s traditional architecture, exquisite flora and fauna and tranquil atmosphere make it the perfect location for adults and children alike. Even though the landscaped gardens of the Bhuping Palace are a beauty at any time of the year, the best time to visit it is during the winter months when the flowers are in full bloom. Read More

Bo Sang Umbrella Village is a handicrafts village on the outskirts of Chiang Mai. Beautiful little paper umbrellas of different vibrant colors are made and sold here. These pretty canopies are a part of their heritage handicraft and are known for their quality locally and internationally. The uniquely interesting village is picturesque, unlike any traditional market. Tourists can engage in an interaction with the villagers here to understand their lifestyles and their work. There are also workshops to learn the art of making these colorful little canopies. Through the years, the designs of these parasols have evolved with time. The floral patterns are often now replaced with scenes from the rural and local lives of the people. The other products sold at the Bo Sang Umbrella Village include handmade products made with sa paper (produced from the barks of mulberry trees) and cotton. In fact, the Bo Sang Umbrella Village is now seen as a cultural symbol of Chiang Mai because of this craft. Be it hand-painted umbrellas, florally designed ones, or tiny cocktail parasols, they are all available here. Read More

Bua Tong Waterfalls in Chiang Mai is one of those places where you will encounter nature at its purest and rawest form. It is Thailand’s most peerless location, one: a traveller must never miss out on. Also known as the Sticky Waterfalls, this location is just about an hour and a half away towards the north from the old city of Chiang Mai. This place located far from the city makes an ideal location for locals to spend a relaxing and calming weekend at. Bua Tong is a scenic waterfall made from deposits of limestone and various other minerals. The waterfall also derives its nickname ‘sticky waterfall’ as the limestone generate plenty of friction to prevent you from slipping over the watery rocks. This makes it an easy task to climb to the top of the waterfall with the support of ropes. The rocks that the Bua Tong waterfall is made up of look like giant bubbles on top of one another. Though these rocks might look like a hard sponge, they can be a little hard on the feet. However, that does not make the trek up the water any difficult and you can still easily climb up the cascading water. This waterfall is surrounded by a lush green landscape that makes the location very soothing and pleasant. On an average hot and humid day, the water is pleasing and cool. At the entrance of the waterfall, there is a nice picnic spot and a few restaurants. Although the Bua Tong Stick Waterfall is not very commonly known amongst tourists, you cannot afford to miss visiting this remarkably fabulous location when on a trip to Thailand. Read More