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Elephant riding in Chiang Mai is one of the city's delughtful and unusual activities. Chiang Mai offers many opportunities for Elephant riding as there are several Elephant Camps on the outskirts of Chiang Mai"/>elephant ride riding camp park chiang mai

Chiang Mai has many Events & Festivals. Some of the events and festivals in Chiang Mai are National like Songkran, Loy Kratong and the major Buddhist Holidays but many events & festivals are exclusive to Chiang Mai"/>events festivals chiang mai songkran flower saa paper chinese new year asaha bucha

If you enjoy golf then Chiang Mai golf has everything you could wish for. Chiang Mai golf offers a great variety of courses including 8 Championship golf courses. Chiang Mai, Thailand's 2nd largest city and the capital of the former Kingdom of Lanna, is rapidly becoming THE place to play golf in Thailand.

The Chiang Mai Mail is a weekly Thai newspaper published in English. First established in 2002, the Chiang Mai Mail was Chiang Mai's first English language newspaper

We are very fortunate to have a senior Buddhist Monk in the Thailand province of Chiang Mai who is also a Sak Yant Master. Phra Ajarn Gamtorn has been involved with Sak Yant tattoos for over 17 years and is currently at Wat Nong Khem, a small Temple in San Patong, about 45 minutes from Chiang Mai where he has kindly allowed us to photograph his work on several occasions

Chiang Mai weather is a major contributing factor in the growth of the city. The Chiang Mai weather offers some respite from the baking heat of the Central Plains and the South of Thailand"

There are 10 Airlines with Chiang Mai Flights. Only the airlines with direct Chiang Mai flights are listed below together with their contact details.

Chiang Mai Airport is one of the 5 Airports in Thailand run by the Airports Authority of Thailand (AOT). Chiang Mai airport has 2 Terminals, Domestic and International, located in the same building.

The Spirit House Restaurant & Bar is one of those quite amazing places which take you completely by surprise. The Spirit House Restaurant & Bar is located in the bustling Chang Puak area of Chiang Mai but is a haven of peace and tranquility"/>spirit,house restaurant bar classical garden antiques music chiang mai gay

There are many things to do in Chiang Mai with an endless range of activities. We have listed below the most popular things to do in Chiang Mai."/>Sport activity activities ATV bowling bungy jump bowl balloon canoe canoeing kayak cycling shooting paintball golg horse riding microlite elephant riding fishing karting rock climbing sky river kayaking

Chiang Mai Hotels range from 5 Star De-luxe to clean and comfortable accommodation for those on a tight budget. The great variety of Chiang Mai hotels is just amazing

The Chiang Mai - Sankampaeng road has become a living display of inventiveness, and the elaborate design proof of perseverance in handicrafts. Running for 13 km. to the North of Chiang Mai, the rode is lines with factories and showrooms selling craft goods of all descriptions. Sankampaeng is the most popular destination for tourists to discover the making of Thai handicrafts and to shop for souvenirs; with some knowledge of comparable goods elsewhere, it is possible to negotiate reasonable prices. Each factory specializes in one craft and it is possible to see demonstration's of artisans and craftsmen at work. So don't miss this opportunity of discover the making of Thai Silk, celadon, wood carving, sterling silver, lacquer ware, jewelry, saa paper, umbrellas and much more : jump in a taxi and discover these beautiful skills passed down for generations.

This Thai Wat, Wat Umong Suan Puthatham, more commonly referred to as Wat Umong, is a 700 year old forest Temple on Suthep Road in Chiang Mai.

Chiang Mai is one of beautiful cities in Thailand with long history and very old traditions. Chiang Mai is considered as the cultural center and the second largest city after Bangkok. This city is famous for its beauty, culture, natural scenery, and the gentle nature of its people.

The Bungy Jump in Chiang Mai is located in a Jungle setting and is operated under New Zealand standards. The Bungy Jump is the ultimate challenge. Are you up to it. Jump alone or with a friend. Do it forwards, do it backwards, feel the wind as you plummet towards the ground. Get your Certificate of Courage to show off to your friends. You will never forget the experience.

Wat Phrathat Doi Kham, the Temple of the Golden Mountain, is a beautiful Thai Wat with a spectacular view over the city of Chiang Mai. Wat Phrathat Doi Kham is an older Temples than Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai's best known Thai Wat.

Sabaidee Santitham Restaurant is one of the latest bar/restaurants to open up in Santhitham, the rapidly expanding gay area of Chiang Mai. Sabaidee Santitham Restaurant is located next to the Santhitham Guest House and is under the same management. On entering the bar area you are immediately confronted with a long curved counter in the middle of which is a glass topped, sunken aquarium running the full length. The bar menu offers the usual spirits, cocktails, beers and soft drinks.

"I still fondly remember my first visit to Sankampaeng Road. I was so happy and so in spired with everything I saw that I made another 4 trip after that. I like everything about the handicraft factories on Sankampaeng Road : the fact that these skills have been passed down for generatations, the fact that these skills have been passed down for generations, the beauty of silver articles, the natural dyeing of thai silk, the delicate style of celadon ware, the skilful work done on teak wood… and above all, the kindness of the villagers that work in thesw factories. And even if I know that these factories are mostly famous among tourist, I love the fact that one single street gives you the opportunity to discover a total of eight different handicraft techniques.." The arts and crafts of any country are a livings examples of the region's rich past and heritage. With skills that are passes down for generations, the art of Thai crafts is a reflection of Thai people's creativity and ingenuity. Chiang Mai is probably the most well-know city in Thailand where old traditions and cultures still remain to be seen today, and its people have often been note for their gift of the country, they had time to invest in the creative and the beautiful, time to spend on the painstaking detail and the seemingly insignificant.

Dokmai Garden is a secret garden, hidden away slightly off the beaten track but within easy traveling distance of Chiang Mai. Dokmai Garden is privately owned by the Seehamongkol family who, as a labour of love, have turned a former Longan orchard into a gardener's delight with over 800 species of Tropical plants

we attended a traditional Lanna Thai Wedding in Chiang Mai. The Bride and Groom and their immediate families together with many of the guests were resplendent in traditional Lanna Costumes.