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Canopy Walkway

The Canopy Walkway is one of the prime attractions newly inaugurated in 2015 within the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden. It is a walking trail made of a glass floor and suspended in the air and is the longest suspended walkway in Thailand. It offers a stunning view over the mountains. Stretching 400 meters and over 20 meters above lush gardens, Canopy Walkway is made of sturdy steel, mesh metal, glass, and fiberglass. The Walkway hosts four viewing platforms, where visitors can admire the views of the Mae Rim jungles and orchids, bromeliads, lotuses, and other beautiful flowers nestled in the gardens below. Read More

Central Festival, or “Fest” as it is called by locals, is a shopping mall in Chiang Mai. Hosting a variety of international brand names along with local brands, the mall is considered the second largest shopping mall in the city. It has over 300 stores, a 7-screen cinema, an ice-skating rink, and a massive food court. Spanning over 250,000 square metres, Central Festival Chiang Mai caters to the new-age customer. It provides modern facilities in its giant oval structure that is interconnected with escalators and has five floors of luxury shopping experience. Read More

Also known as the North Gate Market, Talat Phlu Chang Phueak, translating to the Chang Puak Gate Night Market, is a food market located in northern Chiang Mai. Shops lining the street sizzle the air with sounds and smells of flaming woks cooking traditional Thai delicacies, especially seafood. The market is visited by a lot of tourists who seek to experience authentic Thai cuisine at cheap prices.

At the foothills of the Chiang Dao mountain lies the Chiang Dao Cave, full of natural wonders and mysteries. The interiors of the cave are patterned with the naturally occurring stalagmites and stalactites. The cave running for more than 12 kilometres also contains several Buddhist relics, ancient statues, a lovely fish pond, and exciting dark passageways.

Literally known as the 'City of Starsäó', Chiang Dao is a beautiful town lying in the Chiang Mai Province. It is best popular for the Chiang Dao mountain that stands amidst the widespread greens of the countryside. It is an active centre for tourist activity with several sightseeing options such as the Chiang Dao Caves, hot springs, national parks, tribal villages, and adventure sports.

Spread across the countryside with the majestic Doi Chiang Dao forming the backdrop, the Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected hotspot of various flora and fauna. It covers different types of forests and is home to several endangered animals. Trekking and camping opportunities are also available, which are perfect for an exciting getaway in the lap of nature. Guides charge between 1000 THB and 2000 THB per person and an overnight stay at the sanctuary costs 500 THB. Read More

Chinese New Year, Chiang Mai

Owing to the sizeable Chinese population in Chiang Mai, the Chinese New Year is celebrated every year with much pomp. Chinatown adjoined to the Warorot Market, decorates in auspicious red lanterns and dragons. The Warorot Market is the hub of the Chiang Mai Chinese New Year. The streets here are generally closed for vehicles over the two-day main celebration. Ranging from Thai and Chinese food, clothes, accessories, and cutlery, Chinatown houses it all during the festival. Although not an official holiday and not much about the celebration is noticeable throughout Thailand, Chinatown does host parades, fireworks and other celebratory elements throughout the event. Amidst streets zesty with lights and laughter, vendors set up authentic Chinese food stalls and performers entertain audiences with music and dance. Read More

Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Centre

Located in the background of the Three Kings Monument, Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Centre is the one-stop destination for those looking to learn Chiang Mai's comprehensive history. Through masterful mosaics, paintings, maps, relics and life-sized sculptures, this place takes one on a captivating tour of Chiang Mai, right from its early settlements to its modern culture. In the centre, visitors will find a mini replica of the traditional wooden village along with an audio facility telling a story about the Chiang Mai history, culture, and heritage. The mission behind the city's Arts and Cultural Centre was to build an interactive platform for residents and visitors across the globe. Visitors can purchase tickets to the Arts and Cultural Centre, Lanna Folk Life Museum that is in front of the Three Kings Monument, and the Historical Centre that is next to the property. Read More

Talat Pratu, commonly known as the Chiang Mai Gate Market, is a large local market in Chiang Mai, which locals access to fulfil their daily domestic needs. Located along the Bumrung Buri Road, vendors begin setting up shop during the wee hours of morning, selling everything from fruits, vegetables, Thai condiments, traditional preparations of meat, and souvenirs.

Located right in the centre of Chiang Mai Old City, Chiang Mai Historical Centre is a store of Thailand's interesting history tracing the beginnings of Chiang Mai. Made in traditional Lanna style, the centre uses interactive methods of information such as waxworks, models, dioramas, description boards and real life ruins from an ancient temple. Since its interactive displays tell each story in a new way, it makes it fascinating for kids, especially to learn about how the Chiang Mai traditional lifestyle. For visitors from around the world or non-Thai speakers, these short and easy to understand displays are in several languages as well. Positioned opposite to the Three Kings Monument, a display of old temple ruins found at the centre's basement was eventually incorporated into the Historical Centre's building process. Also nestled opposite the Three Kings Monument is the Lanna Folklife Centre featuring 18 different exhibitions with several historical artefacts of wax dolls and traditional costumes. Read More