Chiang Mai Travel Guide | Hotels, Health Spas & Resorts at Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai Travel guides often recommend two to three days for visiting Chiang Mai. That seems an awfully short span of time to spend in a city and province that has so much to see and do. We challenge any traveler to do more than scratch the surface of this great northern province in a week.

One common complaint is the number of tourists in Chiang Mai. Ask yourself, "Why did all those tourists go there?"

One answer, "Besides being a very nice place to visit, Chiang Mai has a lot to see and do."

See our travel maps
@ Map of Chiang Mai Province
@ Map of Doi Inthanon National Park
Map of Chiang Mai  @ Chiang Mai area

Interactive map of @ National Parks in Chiang Mai many in and around Chiang Mai Province

Chiang Mai offers

• Great hotels, resorts and spas
• Important Buddhist temples
• Trekking around hilltribe villages
• An active night market
• Vibrant nightlife
• Great restaurants
• Excellent nearby nature trips
• Pleasant and hospitable people

Chiang Mai has facilities for luxury travelers and backpackers alike. The city is dotted with hundreds of affordable guest houses. Elegant continental cuisine and streetside eateries ccater to all price ranges.

Chiang Mai is very easy to get around.

• Chiang Mai is very walkable
• Tuk-tuks are everywhere
• Seelors are prolific
• Bicycling around is easy
• Rent a motorcycle

Chiang Mai abounds in shopping opportunities, from the shops in Borsang to the stalls along Chanklang Road; or hilltribes selling handicrafts.

Chiang Mai, come for a day, stay for a month.

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