Overview
"Taking a train travelling up North, Bangkok-Chiang Mai, so much fun, Ta Ton Yon" Program
After arriving in Chiang Mai in the evening, kick off your trip with a visit to Tha Phae Gate, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. From there, take a relaxed stroll along the Tha Phae Walking Street, a vibrant night market filled with delicious local street food, charming handmade crafts, and live performances by local artists. The lively yet laid-back atmosphere is rich with Northern Thai culture and perfect for soaking in the Lanna vibe.
Start your day 2 with some fun at the Chiang Mai Zoo, where you can get up close with a variety of animals and take in panoramic views of the city from the scenic sky cable car. Continue the journey with a peaceful visit to Wat Suan Dok, an ancient temple known for its stunning golden chedi and spiritual significance. In the evening, head over to Nimmanhaemin Road, Chiang Mai’s trendiest neighborhood filled with stylish cafés, delicious restaurants, and unique local shops – a perfect spot to relax and explore.
On the last day, before heading back, don’t miss a visit to the Three Kings Monument, a historic city center rich in stories from Chiang Mai’s past. Then, make your final stop at Warorot Market (Kad Luang), one of the oldest and most beloved local markets. Here you can find all kinds of Northern delicacies, souvenirs, and experience the charm of old-school Chiang Mai.
3 days and 2 nights in Chiang Mai may be short, but it's packed with warm memories. From cultural heritage and friendly locals to tasty food and stunning nature, it’s no wonder Chiang Mai remains a top favorite destination that travelers can't wait to revisit 🛤️🌸✨
