Things to Do in Chiang Mai
• Enjoy shared round-trip transfers from your hotel. Explore the park on a tram safari, be amazed by the tiger show, pet little friendly animals, and more.
• Get up close to incredible creatures like giraffes, zebras, kangaroos, tigers, lions, hyenas, jaguars, iguanas, alpacas, and gorals.
• Enjoy a range of dining options, shop for souvenirs, snap photos, restrooms, and wheelchair access throughout the park.
• Fun fact: Chiang Mai Night Safari is the world's third nocturnal zoo. You can watch what your favorite animals are up to, night and day.
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***Tipping your tour guide is a thoughtful way to show appreciation for their hard work in creating an enjoyable and informative experience for you. It also helps support our tour guides, who often depend on tips to make a living. For our free walking tours, a customary tip is start form €15 (500 Baht) or more per person, If you found the tour enjoyable, please consider leaving a tip to demonstrate your appreciation.
**Step into the enchanting world of Chiang Mai, where ancient temples whisper tales of the past, and every street corner holds a piece of Lanna heritage. Our Temple Hopper's Delight walking tour invites you on a captivating journey through the spiritual and cultural heart of Thailand's northern gem. Starting at the historic Chang Puak Gate (White Elephant Gate), we'll weave through sacred temples, bustling markets, and hidden alleys, immersing you in the rich traditions of this legendary city.**
**A Sacred Journey Through Time**
Your adventure begins at Wat Saen Muang Ma Luang, a temple steeped in royal history and local devotion. From there, we'll explore Wat Chiang Mun, the oldest temple in Chiang Mai, housing the revered Crystal Buddha and Sila Buddha. Nearby, the Three Kings Monument stands as a tribute to the founding fathers of the Lanna Kingdom—where your guide will share fascinating legends of the city's origins.
Continue to the sacred Wat Inthakin (Sadue Muang), home to the legendary city pillar, where you'll learn about the spiritual foundations of Chiang Mai and participate in a traditional blessing ceremony.
Next, we'll visit Wat Phan Tao, a hidden gem built entirely of teakwood, before marveling at the towering ruins of Wat Chedi Luang, once home to the Emerald Buddha.
**A Refreshing Break**
To complement our cultural exploration, we'll pause at a beloved local spot where you can choose between a rich, aromatic Thai iced coffee or a delicious, freshly blended fruit smoothie, made with the region's abundant tropical produce. This is the perfect way to cool down and experience a daily ritual cherished by locals.
**Why This Tour is Unforgettable**
✔️ Exclusive access to hidden gems like Wat Phan Tao
✔️ Legends come alive at the Three Kings Monument & Wat Chedi Luang
✔️ Special blessing ceremony at the sacred city pillar (Wat Inthakin)
✔️ A refreshing stop for authentic Thai coffee or fruit smoothie
✔️ Small-group intimacy—ask questions, take photos, and connect deeply
Whether you're a history lover, spiritual seeker, or curious traveler, this walk through Chiang Mai's sacred heart will leave you enchanted and refreshed. Ready to explore? **Book now—spaces fill fast!**
Remember to bring some cash (around a few hundred baht) for buying food and drinks. Food costs about 20 to 50 THB per dish, and fruits are 30 to 200 THB, depending on the type and season.
If you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions, let us know before we start. We want everyone to have a fun and safe time on our tour. We're excited to explore Chiang Mai's culture and food with you!
Dress code
- Shoulder-covered tops (no tank tops, spaghetti straps, or sleeveless shirts)
- Long pants or skirts (must cover the knees; no shorts, short skirts, or ripped jeans)
- Scarf or shawl (to cover shoulders if wearing a sleeveless top – available for rent at temples for 20-50 THB)
- Easy-to-remove shoes (you must take them off before entering temple buildings)
❌ What to Avoid:
- Revealing clothes (low-cut tops, crop tops, see-through fabrics)
- Tight or body-hugging outfits
- Beachwear (flip-flops are acceptable but avoid swimwear)
Located just outside Chiang Mai are the incredible Buddhist temples of Wat U-Mong and Doi Suthep. Enjoy these temples at a fabulous time of the day.
• An English-speaking guide will accompany you throughout, sharing insights on elephant welfare and helping you engage with the animals.
• Whether you’re short on time or want to spend the whole day with these gentle giants, there’s a package for everyone. Don’t want to drive? Choose the round-trip hotel transfers for added comfort.
• Choose the *Feed & Shower Program* for a short yet memorable experience, or the *Watch Me Program* if you’d rather observe them in their natural habitat, capture photos in traditional Karen attire, and enjoy an authentic Thai lunch.
• With the *half-day or full-day tours*, spend more time connecting with the elephants; walk with them to the river, join feeding and mud-spa sessions, try Thai cooking, and unwind with a hearty Thai meal before heading back.
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***Tipping your tour guide is a thoughtful way to show appreciation for their hard work in creating an enjoyable and informative experience for you. It also helps support our tour guides, who often depend on tips to make a living. For our free walking tours, a customary tip is start form €15 (500 Baht) or more per person, If you found the tour enjoyable, please consider leaving a tip to demonstrate your appreciation.
Welcome to the Evening Foodie Walking Tour in Chiang Mai, a curated experience designed to immerse you in the rich culinary and historical tapestry of our city. Starting at the iconic 3 Kings Monument, we will embark on a journey through the annals of Chiang Mai's history and the culinary traditions that define Northern Thailand.
Our gastronomic exploration will lead us to Chang Puak Market, where we will indulge in the vibrant street food offerings, savoring the flavors that encapsulate the essence of Northern Thai cuisine. Subsequently, we will meander through Muangmai Market, providing a glimpse into the livelihoods of local merchants who trade in fresh vegetables, enriching our understanding of the region's agricultural heritage.
Continuing our odyssey, we will venture to Warorot Market, a gastronomic haven where you will have the opportunity to indulge in an array of delectable dishes.
We would like to inform you that this tour is exclusively curated for food enthusiasts. We kindly request you to ensure that you carry an ample amount of cash, approximately a few hundred baht, to cover miscellaneous expenses, including the purchase of fruits, and indulging in food and beverages throughout the excursion.
The average price of food ranges from 20 to 50 THB per menu, and the cost of fruit typically varies between 30 to 200 THB, contingent upon the type of fruit and prevailing seasonal factors. It is imperative to ensure that you carry an adequate amount of cash to facilitate these purchases. Your attention to this matter is greatly appreciated.
Please be advised of the toilet facility fee of 5 THB per person per use. Additionally, we recommend bringing water for your convenience. It is also essential to confirm your ability to walk, as the tour involves distances of half a mile or less at each stop.
Your presence is warmly welcomed, and I extend an invitation to join me on this unforgettable journey through the heart of Chiang Mai, exploring its history, culinary delights, and cultural treasures. I look forward to sharing this enriching experience with you.
Important Note: Food Allergy Warning
Your safety and well-being are our top priorities. We would like to draw your attention to the potential presence of allergens in the foods provided during our tour. If you have any known food allergies or dietary restrictions, please inform our team in advance.
While we make every effort to accommodate special dietary needs, we cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment. It is crucial for individuals with allergies to exercise caution, read food labels, and inquire about ingredients when necessary.
If you have severe allergies, we recommend carrying necessary medications, such as an epinephrine auto-injector, and communicating your condition to our tour guide.
• Hop on the 20-seater night tram to snap some pics of giraffes, zebras, and lions lounging and walking in their space under the night lights.
• Take a walk on the Jaguar Trail zone to catch sight of some of the rarest animals on earth like the caracal, jaguar, star cat, and serval, among others.
• Don’t miss out on the super exciting Night Predator Show featuring porcupines walking the bridge and the Tiger Show where tigers take a swim in the tank.
• Fun fact: Chiang Mai Night Safari is considered the first nocturnal zoo in Thailand.
Join this tour to get a complete view from the History and main points of interest in Chiang Mai. Walk with me to discover our culture and charming streets.
We will start from the Three king monument built and established in Chiangmai city. Next, we will walk to the historic temple Wat Chedi Luang or Wat Prasingh. and Wat Puntao , on the way we will visit Women correctional insitution vocational traning center
Then, will go to Thapae gate, the center of the city gate.
After talking about our 5 gates, we will walk through the local market where you will be able to try our local food.
After this brief stop, where you will find some typical souvenirs.
The tour ends at Central gate Thapae gate
REMARKS: Please prepare cash one hundred baht for entry temple fee and for ladies please kindly dress appropriately no shorts to entry the temples, thank you
I can't wait to share my culture and its history with you✌
Join me for a memorable experience in Chiang Mai.
• Ride a jungle coaster through forested tracks on Thailand’s first gravity-driven rail system.
• Enjoy a compact, high-impact itinerary that fits into half a day — perfect for tight Chiang Mai travel schedules.
• Includes convenient round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off, removing the hassle of arranging transport.
• Upgrade to choose between a diverse adventure combo with 12 zipline stations plus Quick Jump, Giant Swing, and Jungle Bike, or a full 34-platform zipline course with a souvenir T-shirt.
- Join this is an immersive tour where you'll learn and have fun exploring the beauty of various temples and the culture of the Lanna Kingdom (the former name of Chiang Mai) through the stories of expert tour guides who are passionate about history and culture. They are proud to share their stories with you.
- We will start Meet at the meeting point at Wat Phra Singh. Then, visit Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phan Tao.
- If you've been to Chiang Mai and haven't visited these places, your Chiang Mai trip is incomplete.
- The tour end at Wat Chedi Luang temple.
- Remaks: please prepare cash 50 Baht per person at Wat Chedi Luang temple, Wat Phar Singh temple for entry temple fee and for ladies please kindly dress appropriately no shorts to entry the temple, Thank you.
• See Thailand’s highest peak with national park fees included, a set lunch, an English-speaking guide, and travel in an air-conditioned car.
• Take in sweeping views of Doi Inthanon and the terraced flower gardens, and stroll along a fern forest trail from Twin Pagodas. Stop by the 80-meter waterfall, where the mist often forms rainbows.
• Travel through mountains and hill tribe villages to an elephant sanctuary, wear traditional Karen attire, feed and bathe the elephants, walk with them through the forest, and watch them roam freely.
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Tipping Your Guide
Tipping is a thoughtful way to show appreciation for your guide's hard work in creating a fun and informative experience. Our guides often rely on tips as part of their income. For our free tours, a typical tip starts from 10€ (around 400 Baht), recommended amount per person. If you enjoyed the tour, we kindly encourage you to leave a tip to say thank you.
Explore the Unknown Chiang Mai by Bike! History / local vibes / mellow night riding
Join us for a unique cycling adventure that goes beyond the usual tourist trail!
We’ll take you through hidden alleys, local neighborhoods, and historical gems that most visitors never see. Ride with us through charming backroads, explore the forgotten defensive wall outside old city ,experience authentic local life, visit stunning temples and landmarks, and enjoy tasting delicious street food at the market. It’s the perfect mix of culture, history, and flavor—all on two wheels!
Meeting at Trailhead bicycle shop
After bike rental and safety briefing,we will ride to back alley for warming up.
Then,we will visit:
- Wat Srisuphan – The Silver Temple
Visit the first silver temple in Chiang Mai, beautifully crafted by local silversmiths.
- Kong Mae Kha Canal
Once a forgotten part of the city, Kong Mae Kha has been beautifully restored .
- Iron Bridge
A beautiful and historic landmark that spans the Ping River.
- Warorot Market
One of Chiang Mai’s oldest and most beloved local markets
- Tha Phae Gate
A historic entrance to the Old City and a perfect spot to reflect on our ride.
An easy spin back to the starting point to wrap it all up.
Note:
• Bike rental 50 - 80 baht include helmet and lights
• Temple fee 50 baht
• Please bring extra cash for drinks and foods
Distance: Approx. 10 km (easy ride)
This tour perfect for 10-70 years old.
Discover the Old City and the most important Buddhist temples in northern Thailand on this fantastic private tour of Chiang Mai!
• Take the Angka Nature Trail, a short boardwalk trek known for sweeping mountain views, rare plants, and informative wildlife displays.
• Stop by Twin Pagodas, built to honor the late King and Queen, offering stellar views of the park along with beautifully maintained gardens.
• Meet people from the Karen Hill Tribe, learning about their cultural traditions, handicrafts, and daily life; a rare chance to experience one of Thailand’s most respected indigenous communities.
• Feel the mist on your face at the Wachirathan Waterfall, a stunning 80-meter cascade. It’s the perfect natural finale to your day in Doi Inthanon.
Join me for a different view of this beautiful city.
We will discover its charm, walking through the old city wall, the local market, full of typical fruits and vegetables, the famous temples and many more secrets and hidden gems that you can only discover by walking with a local.
Discovering the city of Chiangmai by walking from one place to another is an incredible way to get to know the city and its local people.
By joining my tour, you will visit:
- Thapae Gate: The essential gate in the past for transporting trade to the Ping River
- Sompet local market: Typical fruits and foods are sold and fruits and drinks are tried.
- Chiang Man Temple: the oldest in the city
- Monument to the Three Wise Men
- Wat Sadue Muang
- Wat Chedi Luang (entrance price 40 THB = €1)
- Wat Prasingh (Entrance fee 20 THB = €0.50)
End of the tour on the grounds of Wat Phra Singh
Useful information for travelers:
- Temples:
We will dress appropriately covering shoulders and knees out of respect.
- Transportation after the tour:
You can take tuk tuk, red taxi easily back to your place.
Walk with me on this tour to take home an unforgettable memory of Chiang Mai!
• An expert English-speaking guide will accompany you throughout the day, along with inclusions such as lunch, drinking water, and food to feed the elephants.
• Interact with the elephants in an ethical setting as you feed them, learn about their care, and spend meaningful time with these gentle giants.
• Take a scenic walk to a beautiful waterfall, where you can relax and enjoy the refreshing natural surroundings.
• Choose to add a visit to Long Neck Village or go for bamboo rafting for an exciting ride down the river on a traditional raft.
Chiangmai is famous for its beautiful ancient temples though there is much more to see and do mountainous landscape around the city provides a lot of wonderful natural attractions.
Join me on the tour so I can share with you many of the wonderful places in Chiangmai that tourists aren't always aware of. I welcome travellers that enjoy learning about Thai culture and have lots of fun in doing so.
On the itinerary, we will visit some of the main highlights of the city, such as:
- Wat Ket Karaam
This temple is also known as Wat Sa Ket. Construction took place in the year 1428 during the reign of Phraya (King) Samfangkaen the 8th ruler of the Mantra Dynasty. There is also a Wat Ket Museum which hopefully will be open the day that we tour.
(Please note that knees and shoulders must be covered when visiting Temples)
- Timber Thatched Houses along the Mae Ping River
Chiang Mai was founded along the 353-mile Mae Ping River in the late 13th century. Some residents still live in wooden, Thai-style homes with thatched roofs along the riverbank just as their ancestors did hundreds of years ago. You can frequently see the occupants casting their fishing nets and washing their clothes in the river. We will walk by and observe this way of life.
- Warorot and Ton Lamyai Market's
We will cross the Chansom Memorial Foot Bridge (Khun Kaek) to visit Warorot Market (Kad Luang) which translates as “big market”. This is the most popular market in the city. This market is a historical landmark known for its variety of speciality Chiang Mai food and products. If you're after souvenirs then this is the place to shop. Because they are located next to each other we will also pay a visit to Ton Lamyai Market.
During the tour, I will be happy to answer all your questions. I will be happy to share with you my culture and memories, as well as the best-kept secrets that some locals don't even know.
I look forward to accompanying you and making you take home a memorable souvenir of my city!
P.S. I am unable to take a booking more than 1 month in advance.
Minimum 2 walkers on each tour .
• See the dazzling White Temple’s intricate design, the Black House’s striking art, and the Blue Temple’s beauty.
• Eat a Thai-style buffet lunch, with drinking water and seasonal fruits, all included in your day trip.
• Relax with round-trip transfers from Chiang Mai, making your journey seamless and stress-free.
• Guided in both Thai and English, your tour brings each landmark’s cultural story to life.
- Wat Phra Singh Temple: We'll start at 8:00 a.m. at the entrance to Wat Phra Singh Temple, learning about the history and architecture of Chiang Mai's most important and well-known temple. This impressive site is located in the heart of the old city, with beautiful gardens and visited by hundreds of people every day. It's a great place to learn about Buddhism, learn about architecture and tradition, and learn about the lives of monks.
- Wat Chedi Luang Temple: After a stroll through the streets of Chiang Mai's old city, we'll discover another of Chiang Mai's gems. Also known as the fortress temple, the Wat Chedi Luang complex is an ancient temple used as a fortress to protect property and the monarchy from Burmese invasions. Inside the complex, we'll see the enormous chedi where the Emerald Buddha was once kept.
- Wat Phantao Temple , a beautiful and peaceful wooden monastery notable for its traditional northern Thai architecture. There, accompanied by our Spanish-speaking guide, we'll learn more about the Buddhist religion, its rituals, and the symbolism present in every corner of the temple. It will be a perfect opportunity to conclude the tour with an enriching cultural experience.
- Tour Explanation and End: around 10:00-11:00am.
- How much is a typical tip on a free tour? Typically, people leave between 300 and 500 baht per person (the equivalent of 7 to 15 euros/dollars per person), although some people even leave up to 1,000 baht per person (the equivalent of 25 euros/dollars per person).
We ask all clients to consider contributing their part to this project, free of charge, by leaving a tip for our guides. Although the tour doesn't have a fixed price and is advertised as free, each guest leaving a donation for our guides allows us to continue providing this service based on tips without a fixed stipulated cost, since we as a company and our guides have costs to cover during this service. These include guide salaries, our booking department office team, annual fee payments, the cost of our physical office, etc. This is a project carried out with much love, by and for you, with the hope that you will also recognize our efforts.
🔴 ATTENTION IMPORTANT INFORMATION:🔴
Some temples have an additional entrance fee.
- 50 Baht per person entrance to Wat Phra Singh temple.
- 50 Bahts per person entrance to Wat Chedi Luang temple
