1. The ancient city of Chiang Mai: The ancient city of Chiang Mai can be said to be the epitome of life in Chiang Mai. Every corner of the ancient city reflects the rich Buddhist culture; in addition to the shining golden temples, There are also many restaurants, cafes and leafy gardens in the ancient city. If you want to appreciate the charm of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, your feet are the best means of transportation. You can basically walk around in a whole day.

2. Ningman Road: Ningman Road is not a tourist attraction in the traditional sense, but a neighborhood. It is known as a gathering place for the literary and artistic petty bourgeoisie. It is a favorite place for local young people. It has exquisite dishes. There are many Thai restaurants, Internet-famous cafes, unique creative shops, rich and interesting graffiti and sculptures, many of which are even opened by artists and performing arts stars. It is the best place to take photos and sweep the streets, taste delicious food and buy souvenirs.

3. Shuanglong Temple: Shuanglong Temple is also called Suthep Temple. It is named after two long dragons sitting and lying on the steps on both sides. The observation deck behind the main hall can overlook the entire urban area of ??Chiang Mai. , the golden pagoda of the Buddhist temple still enshrines the relics of the Buddha, attracting believers from all over the world to come for pilgrimage every year. It is recommended to arrange the tour on the same day as Chiang Mai University and Nimman Road. You can take a songthaew from Nimman Road or Chiang Mai Ancient City directly to the temple.

4. Chedi Luang Temple: This pagoda is built with ordinary red square bricks. Although it has weathered for a long time, the solemnity and peace of Buddhism still come across. The temple is completely free and developed, and just like Thailand's gentle citizens, they are open to everyone and treat each other with courtesy.

5. Sunday Night Market: Chiang Mai’s Sunday Night Market is one of the top ten night markets in the world. It runs through the entire old city of Chiang Mai and has many grand stalls. It is said that it is impossible to visit without spending 5 or 6 hours. over. Food worth trying in the Sunday night market include: sweet and delicious mango sticky rice, fragrant and cold coconut ice cream, appetizing green papaya salad, fragrant Thai seafood barbecue, lemongrass grilled fish, Thai hot and sour noodles Interested friends can also buy some special souvenirs, such as wooden elephants, silverware, and fabric embroidery.

6. Chiang Mai Night Zoo: One of the few zoos in Asia that is open at night. Chiang Mai Night Zoo is located at the foot of Doi Suthep Mountain. Every evening around 7 p.m., you can enter the park and interact with the animals up close, allowing you to enjoy a special natural journey and many performances. , wildlife show, white tiger show, dance show and fountain show are all great.