Chiang Mai'deki Turistik Yerler

Must-See Attractions

Chiang Mai’s diverse landscape spans the 13th-century ruins of Wiang Kum Kam and the royal winter gardens of Bhubing Palace. Natural landmarks include the dramatic river canyon of Op Luang National Park and the high-altitude cherry blossoms of Khun Wang. Ethical animal conservation is centered at Elephant Nature Park and Chai Lai Orchid, while Doi Tao Lake and Huay Tueng Tao offer water-based recreation at the foot of the northern mountains.

Elephant Nature Park

Rescue and rehabilitation center for elephants, dogs, and cats. Focuses on ethical observation without riding or performances.

The Kissing Mountains

A narrow, steep-sided canyon formed by the Mae Chaem River, featuring a pedestrian bridge suspended 32 meters above the water.

Wiang Kum Kam

Archaeological site of the 13th-century Lanna capital. Features excavated brick ruins, including Wat Chedi Liam and Wat Chang Kham.

Bhubing Palace

Royal winter residence built in 1961. Noted for its temperate climate gardens, extensive rose collections, and traditional Thai architecture.

Huay Tueng Tao Lake

Reservoir featuring bamboo dining huts on stilts and large-scale straw sculptures of animals including gorillas and elephants.

อุทยานแห่งชาติออบหลวง

National park protecting a river gorge, prehistoric rock paintings, and archaeological sites dating back to the Bronze Age.

ศูนย์วิจัยเกษตรหลวงขุนวาง

High-altitude research station known for its tunnels of Wild Himalayan Cherry blossoms that typically bloom in late January.

Siribhume Waterfall

Twin cascade located within Doi Inthanon National Park, surrounded by a manicured botanical garden and fern collection.

Chai Lai Orchid

Eco-lodge and social enterprise providing vocational training while offering ethical elephant encounters and bamboo rafting.

Doi tao lake

Large reservoir formed by the Bhumibol Dam, used for fishing and featuring floating houseboats for overnight stays.