Atraccions turístiques a Mae Wang

You will explore the Ang Ka Nature Trail inside Doi Inthanon National Park, set around Doi Inthanon — Thailand’s highest mountain. The surrounding preserved forests have become one of the country’s best parks, known for crisp, cool air and scenic viewpoints. The park is named after King Inthawichayanon, a Chiang Mai king who worked to preserve the northern forests. Along the trail you will climb up what is often called the Roof of Thailand and visit striking waterfalls such as Wachirathan and Sirithan. Along the way you may spot wildlife like serows, wild boars and gibbons. The experience also includes meeting the people of the Karen hill tribe, giving you a local perspective on life in the highlands. Return transfers are included so you can relax and enjoy the natural highlights without worrying about logistics.

At the Chiang Mai CAD Sky Lantern Festival on 24 and 25 November 2026, you will experience one of Thailand’s most atmospheric celebrations. On arrival you will register at the venue and enjoy local performances that set the mood. In the Loy Krathong zone you will receive a krathong to join the traditional water tribute. Along the way you will have time to relax and soak up the festive atmosphere before a Thai buffet dinner is served. After dinner you will move into the ceremonial area where the festival ceremony begins. You will take part in the shared moment of releasing sky lanterns and watch a fireworks display light the night. The event blends music, ritual and visual spectacle, offering opportunities to observe local custom and take part in a collective lantern launch. The ceremony concludes before you return to Chiang Mai, leaving you with lasting memories of the lights, sounds and communal celebration.

This experience in Mae Wang district, Chiang Mai will combine wildlife, river scenery and a short stroll to a waterfall. You will be collected and returned to Chiang Mai City in an air-conditioned van, with lunch included. The provider offers 24/7 service and unbeatable prices. During the day you will meet and interact with elephants, spend time relaxing at Mae Wang Waterfall and enjoy bamboo rafting along Mae Wang stream. As you move through the district, you will experience the natural setting around the stream and waterfall while taking part in each activity. The trip focuses on these three highlights and the convenience of roundtrip transfer and a included lunch.

Smile Organic Farm sits 45 minutes from Chiang Mai old city, near San Kamphaeng Hot Springs, and offers a cooking experience set in a calm organic garden. On the way to the school you will stop at a local market, where you will see the traditional way of life of people who live in the countryside of Chiang Mai. At the farm you will learn how to grow vegetables and taste herbs in the organic kitchen garden before moving on to preparing and enjoying Thai dishes in a relaxed atmosphere. Your cooking class will use produce grown on site, and all dishes are available as vegetarian or vegan. Experienced, friendly teachers will give you personal help and share recipes that are easy to recreate at home. After the class you will receive an e‑book with all the recipes by email, so you can cook the dishes again once you’re back home.

This cooking class takes place at a garden-based cooking school in Chiang Mai. You’ll prepare and cook Thai dishes yourself, guided by experienced local instructors who explain ingredients, techniques and traditional uses. The setting includes a garden with trees, plants and a dedicated area displaying herbs and spices used during the class. Between cooking sessions, you’ll have time to relax in open pavilions by the lake and walk through the grounds. The experience combines practical cooking instruction with time spent in a landscaped outdoor environment, offering a clear introduction to Thai food and preparation methods.

At Chiangmai Elephant Care you'll explore the centre’s long-standing approach to ethical elephant tourism and conservation. The experience is built on work that began in 2017, and the staff share the practical knowledge they’ve gained from working with elephants as tour guides at their care facility. You’ll hear about the organisation’s mission to create a better future for elephants and their commitment to raising awareness about elephant welfare. Along the way you’ll learn about the challenges elephants face, including habitat loss, poaching and human–elephant conflict, and how these issues affect their well‑being. The team will explain the physical, emotional and social needs of elephants, how they study behaviour and instincts, and the ways they create environments where the animals can thrive. The focus is on ethical care: improving quality of life so elephants can experience joy, comfort and more freedom.

This experience will take you through the highlights of Chiang Rai, with round-trip transfers between each destination. You will learn about the city’s history and see why it’s often described as an overlooked but rewarding part of northern Thailand. The focus is on culture and design, so the pace will suit anyone interested in art, architecture and photography. You will visit the White and Blue Temples (Wat Rong Khun and Wat Rong Sear Tean), both noted for designs that mark a clear shift away from traditional Thai golden temples. Along the way you may explore Chiang Rai’s artistic side at the Baan Dam Museum (the Black House) by Thawan Duchanee, or choose to visit Wat Huay Pla Kang (the Red Temple) with its towering Guan Yin statue and wide panoramic views. As you move through these sites, you will see distinctive architecture and artistic expression that set Chiang Rai apart from more familiar Thai landmarks.

This small-group tour takes you to three striking temples — the White Temple (Wat Rong Khun), the Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten) and the Red Temple (Wat Huay Pla Kang) — and also includes a visit to nearby hot springs. You’ll see the unconventional white architecture of Wat Rong Khun, the vibrant blue hues of Wat Rong Suea Ten, and the mix of traditional and modern elements at Wat Huay Pla Kang. A buffet lunch is included, and round-trip transfers from your hotel are provided. A knowledgeable guide will accompany you throughout the trip and share insights into each temple’s history, architectural features and cultural context. As you move between sites, you’ll learn about the symbolism and craftsmanship that make these temples distinctive. The experience is designed to give a clearer sense of Thailand’s religious and artistic traditions while keeping the group small and focused.

On this full-day tour from Chiang Mai you'll meet gentle elephants and climb the famous Sticky Waterfall. The day begins at a cruelty-free elephant sanctuary where five elephants live in relative freedom, including a playful baby. You’ll feed them bananas and bamboo, walk beside them through the jungle and take part in a mud bath and a splash in the river. The sanctuary has no riding, no chains and no performances, giving you a hands-on connection with the animals in a calm setting. Afterwards the journey continues to the Sticky Waterfall, a limestone cascade set in lush jungle. Here you can climb directly up the flowing water without slipping, enjoying the cool pools and the surrounding scenery. Together, the sanctuary visit and the waterfall offer a mix of wildlife interaction, outdoor activity and natural scenery for a memorable day near Chiang Mai.

At Ran-Tong Save & Rescue Elephant Centre in Chiang Mai you'll encounter elephants rescued from all over Thailand and surrounding countries. Each animal is brought to the sanctuary and cared for with passion and enthusiasm. The centre's work focuses on protecting elephants and preventing further abuse, while also educating visitors about their long history within Thai culture. As you move through the site, you'll learn about rescue stories, daily care and the centre's strong emphasis on animal welfare. Founded in 2009, Ran-Tong has rescued over 40 elephants to date, and continues its work with the help of public generosity, support and private donations. The experience is centred on respectful interaction and learning, so you will gain a deeper understanding of the challenges these animals face and the conservation efforts that support them. Overall, you will learn a lot about elephants and leave with a clearer sense of Ran-Tong’s mission to protect and care for these animals.

This night tour of Doi Suthep and Wat Umong lets you see two of Chiang Mai’s best-known temples in cooler evening air. After a short hike up to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, you'll enjoy sweeping views of the city as the lights come on. Along the way and at the site, golden statues and temples will glint under the moonlight, giving a very different perspective from daytime visits. You will also visit Wat Umong, a 700-year-old Buddhist temple noted for its ancient chedis and underground tunnels that contain original paintings from the Lanna Dynasty. An English-speaking guide is included to explain the history and significance of each place you see. The tour includes hassle-free pickup and drop-off from your Chiang Mai hotel, so you can relax and focus on the evening atmosphere and the sights.

On this small-group outing for 4–9 people, a professional and friendly tour guide will escort you to a collection of highland highlights. You’ll visit the Twin Pagodas (the King and the Queen pagoda) and reach the highest spot in Thailand, often called the Roof of Thailand, where you’ll take a short walk along a nature trail. Along the route you’ll see Wachiratharn Waterfall (Diamond waterfall) and spend time at a White Karen Hilltribe Village (not the Long Neck village). At the nearby Hmong market you can view many products from the Royal projects. The experience includes insurance, lunch, an experienced guide and round‑trip transport in an air‑conditioned minivan. Entrance fees are not included and must be paid locally to the government officer.

This experience will provide you with the opportunity to immerse yourself in the traditions of Thai culture in Chiang Mai. You'll have the chance to sit down and enjoy a traditional, homemade Khantoke dinner, including tasting dishes of curry, minced pork, fried pumpkin and more. During the experience, you'll be able to learn more about the traditions of the region, as well as watch a cultural show featuring Lanna dance performances and traditional folk music.

On this small-group tour of Chiang Mai, you’ll visit the striking Blue Temple, one of Thailand’s most gorgeous Buddhist temples. Along the way, you’ll spend time at Dantewada (also called the Angel Land), a man-made waterfall park where colourful flower gardens and sculpted falls create peaceful, photo-friendly scenes. You’ll also explore the Bua Tong Sticky Waterfall, a popular natural phenomenon where you can climb the limestone cascades set against lush green mountain scenery. As you move through the day, you’ll see a variety of waterfalls, enjoy mountain views and experience authentic Thai nature, all bundled into a single outing that highlights different landscapes and attractions around Chiang Mai.

This ticket will provide you with the opportunity to experience a Muay Thai boxing match at the Thapae Boxing Stadium. During the experience, you'll be able to choose between a standard or ringside seat, from which you'll be able to admire the athleticism of the boxers as they engage in battle. Afterwards, you'll have the chance to take photographs with some of the fighters involved.

A visit to Doi Inthanon, Thailand’s highest peak, takes you into cool, misty mountain scenery. You will wander through forest paths and follow the Pha Dok Siew Nature Trail, which passes terraced rice fields, wildflowers and Karen villages whose air often carries the scent of coffee. Along the way you will hear the rush of Wachirathan waterfall and may feel its cool spray on your skin. You will have chances to photograph the King and Queen’s Pagodas and to browse the Hmong Market, where you can sample fresh produce. The experience combines natural sights and local culture in a way that suits families, couples, solo explorers and small groups looking for a peaceful escape into nature.