This imposing entrance to old Chiang Mai was built in 1296 and it is a great place to start your exploration of Chiang Mai on foot.
This restaurant might not look like much, but has been serving up authentic northern Thai food since 1957. Try the khao soi or spicy sausages... yum!
The 86-metre Wat Chedi Luang is built in the 15th century and restored to its former glory in 1992. If you are interested, you can chat with the monks about Buddhist teachings from 9am-6pm daily.
One of the best coffee shops in CM belonging to a cooperative of Akha people. Their coffee beans were chosen twice out of 2000+ entries for the world championships. Their roaster trained at Stumptown.
Visit the temple to the left rear of the main entrance to see the main attraction and amazingly intricate wall murals and painting.
Awesome chillax place to get work done or just hang out. The ppl who run this place are way laid back and cool.
Thé go-to place for breakfast. Original dishes, excellent chef and top service! The Larder sets new standards in Chiang Mai.
The wondeful place for thouse who care about health. Order fresh wheatgrass and apple juice and create your own salad...
An incredible place, a mix of coffee and art gallery, with amazing artwork and delicious sandwiches
Minimalist architecture, well designed rooms, clean air, walking distance to night bazaar, peaceful place to chill.
This is the place to be on a sunday evening in Chiang Mai. Treat yourself with some nice souvenirs. Read more.
