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Tours/Activities
Discover the best day tours* and outdoor activities around Chiang Mai. From ethical elephant experiences to scenic jungle trekking, explore Northern Thailand with licensed local guides and small groups or by yourself.
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Elephant Sanctuary
Visit an ethical elephant sanctuary near Chiang Mai and spend meaningful time with rescued elephants. Walk alongside them, feed them, and learn about their lives in a natural, caring environment.
Half Day Visit
Full Day Visit
2 - Day 1 - Night Elephant Jungle Experience
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Thai Cooking Classes
Learn to cook authentic Thai food in Chiang Mai with hands-on cooking classes. Visit local markets, prepare traditional dishes, and enjoy your own creations in a relaxed, social atmosphere.
Half Day Course
Full Day Course
Evening Course
Kingkong Zipline
Experience one of Asia’s longest and highest ziplines near Chiang Mai. Fly through the jungle on a thrilling zipline adventure combining speed, height, and unforgettable mountain views.
Ultimate Program
Extreme Program
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Doi Inthanon Trekking
Explore the mountains of Northern Thailand on guided trekking tours in Doi Inthanon National Park. Hike through jungle, farmland, waterfalls, and hill tribe villages on unforgettable day or multi-day treks.
M1: 1 Day only walking Doi Inthanon National Park & visit highest peak
M2: 1 Day only walking in Doi Inthanon Area
M3: 2 Days only walking in Doi Inthanon National Park
M4: 2 Days only wakling in Doi Inthanon Area
M5: 3 Days only wakling in Doi Inthanon Area
White Water Rafting
Experience thrilling white water rafting near Chiang Mai on the Mae Taeng River. Paddle through jungle scenery and exciting rapids on guided rafting tours for beginners and experienced adventurers.
Full Day - Mae Taeng River
2 Day 1 Night - Mae Taeng River
2 Day 1 Night - Full Moon Rafting
Non Guided Attractions
Discover Chiang Mai at your own pace with non-guided attractions around the city and nearby nature. From temples and waterfalls to scenic viewpoints, these spots are easy to visit independently and perfect for relaxed exploration.
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Sticky Waterfall
Bua Tong Waterfall, also known as the "Sticky Waterfall", is a unique natural attraction near Chiang Mai. Thanks to its limestone surface, you can safely walk and climb up the cascading rocks while water flows beneath your feet.
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The Monk's Trail
The Monk’s Trail is a scenic hiking path leading up to Doi Suthep. Starting near Chiang Mai University, the trail winds through forest and jungle, passing small shrines and offering a peaceful, nature-filled alternative to reaching the temple.
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Tat Mok Waterfall (Hidden Gem)
Tat Mok Waterfall is a quiet, lesser-known waterfall near Chiang Mai, surrounded by forest and rocky pools. It’s a peaceful spot to cool off, relax, and enjoy nature away from the usual tourist crowds, especially after the rainy season.
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is one of Chiang Mai’s most important temples, located on Doi Suthep Mountain overlooking the city. The golden pagoda, panoramic views, and spiritual atmosphere make it a must-visit cultural landmark.
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Mae Kampong Village
Mae Kampong is a small mountain village east of Chiang Mai, known for its cool climate, forest surroundings, and traditional wooden houses. It’s a great day trip for travelers looking to experience local village life, short nature walks, cafés by the stream, and a slower pace away from the city.
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Chiang Mai City Activities
Chiang Mai offers a wide range of city activities, from historic temples and local markets to street food, cafés, and cultural landmarks. Many highlights are easily explored on foot, making it ideal for relaxed city discovery.