Chiang Mai Thailand Holidays

Thailand – Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai Thailand holidays promise to ensnare and treat you to an extravaganza of delectable food, fascinating culture, and awe-inspiring architecture.

5 Reasons to Visit Chiang Mai

1. Profound History: The ancient city of Chiang Mai teems with historical importance and cultural wealth along every corner.
2. The Elephant Sanctuaries: An absolute must for any animal lovers, providing a far cry from their native habitats to ethical care and rescue.
3. Food: The local cuisine in Chiang Mai is simply sensational, offering a burst of innovative flavours and rich textures.
4. Shopping: A haven for shopaholics, from bustling night markets to boutique stores filled with unique crafts.
5. Temples: The city is adorned with over 300 antique temples, each showcasing its unique design and tranquil environment.

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Did You Know?

Chiang Mai was founded in 1296 and it used to be the capital of the independent Lanna Kingdom until 1558. Now that’s a bit of history!

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When to go on your Chiang Mai Thailand Holiday

The best time to embark on your Chiang Mai Thailand holidays is during the cool and dry season, usually between November and February. But remember, a little rain never hurt anybody, it just adds to the adventure!

Experiences

With its myriad cultures coalescing, you can expect a deluge of experiences ranging from city tours, mountain trekking, and cooking classes to name a few. Something for everyone!

Typical Costs

Thailand is renown for its affordability. Expect meals to range from £1-£3 for local cuisine, tickets to temples and attractions can range from £1-£10, and local transportation is markedly affordable.

Travelling Around on your Chiang Mai Thailand Holiday

From songthaews (red trucks) to tuk-tuks, travelling around the city is part of the adventure! Don’t be afraid to haggle for prices.

Getting here for your Chiang Mai Thailand Break

Regional and international flights land at the Chiang Mai International Airport daily. Also, there’s train and bus options from Bangkok that offer breathtaking views.

Access to the Country

Entry requirements to Thailand are generally hassle-free. Visitors from most countries can travel without a visa for stays of up to 30 or 90 days.

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Cities:

Hotels

From city centre hotels like the Eastin Tan Hotel (8.4/10 on guest reviews), known for its splendid mountain views, to the Tamarind Village (9.1/10) boasting of a tranquil setting and cultural proximity, there’s something for everyone’s budget.

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Things To Do

There are a huge number of things to do in Chiang Mai Thailand, so many that we have made an article for things to do in Chiang Mai Thailand

Top 5 Insider Tips for your Chiang Mai Thailand Break

1. Street Food: Skip the pricey restaurants and venture into the street food scene.
2. Navigational Skills: Getting lost in the old city is half the fun. There’s always something unexpected and interesting to be found down the narrow alleys.
3. Local Etiquette: Always be respectful when visiting temples and interacting with locals.
4. Visit the Night Market: A treasure trove of bargains, exotic goodies and mouthwatering grub.
5. Explore More: Step beyond the city limits to explore the fascinating surroundings.

So, there you have it. Everything you need for a smashing Chiang Mai Thailand Holiday. Now all that’s left is to pop kettle on, put your feet up, and start dreaming of your Thai adventure. For more information, visit our Thailand Tour.

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Cities in Thailand

Ayutthaya
Bangkok
Chiang Mai
Chiang Rai
Hua Hin
Kanchanaburi
Koh Chang
Koh Lanta
Koh Lipe
Koh Phangan
Koh Phi Phi
Koh Samet
Koh Samui
Koh Tao
Krabi Town
Pattaya
Phuket City
Ratchaburi
Sukhothai
Surat Thani

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