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Hosted by Guide Annie Trip Highlights: Explore the Original Sticky Waterfalls, visit Sacred Spring & the Spirit House, hike to Bua Tong Cave, enjoy an authentic Thai lunch, fresh-cut fruits, dessert, and soda pop. This isn’t a rushed stop or a mass tour — it’s a personal, premium, and all-inclusive experience designed for comfort, safety, and genuine local insight. From carefully timed visits and small groups to thoughtful inclusions like equipment, meals, and insurance, everything is handled for you. Our focus is simple: no stress, no hidden costs, and no compromises — just a well-curated morning with people who truly know the place.

Northern Thailand’s minority groups have fascinating and unique cultures. Discover the different beliefs and costumes of Akha, Meo, Lisu, Karen, and Palaung people with a local guide to ensure sensitivity on this convenient tour from Chiang Mai. Also soak up the beauty of Chiang Dao Caves and stop at a butterfly garden and orchid farm: Please note that the farm entrance fee is at your own expense.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Chiang Mai for an escape into nature with this mountain bike adventure in Doi Suthep National Park. Take in incredible views of the Mae Ping Valley as you zip down a 5,250-foot (1,600-meter) mountain, meet local villagers, then refuel with a delicious Thai lunch by a lake.

Pedal through the highlands of Chiang Mai with a guide taking care of navigation and directions on this guided cycling tour. Focus on the scenery and the experience, looking out over the city and visiting highlights such as Suthep National Park, the Doi Suthep Temple, the Queen's Palace, and a Hmong hill tribe village. After lunch at altitude, feel the wind in your hair while you coast downhill back into the city.

Add some outdoor adventure to your Chiang Mai experience with a small-group or private trekking tour to the caves of Chiang Dao. This complex of five limestone caverns is full of beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, and many double as Buddha shrines, complete with statues and offerings. After your cave visit, head to Namtok Bua Tong-Nam Phu Chet Si National Park for a hike to Buatong Sticky Waterfall before returning to your hotel with included pickup and drop-off.

Get off the beaten path and see a side of Chiang Mai that most first-time visitors miss on an electric bike tour of the Ping River banks. Riding an e-bike lets you cover more distance with less effort, and takes you to parts of the mountainous province that cars can’t—plus, you’ll visit traditional villages and even an archaeological site.

Try three different adventures in one tour on this small group tour in Chiang Mai. Adventure lovers are drawn to this tour, where you can try ziplining, a giant swing, and the jungle luge cart. You’ll keep costs down by booking this small group tour, which also includes hotel pickup and drop off from hotels in Chiang Mai.

Explore Land of Angels Waterfall Park, a popular tourist destination located about 1 hour north of Chiang Mai. Known for its cascading man-made waterfalls, pools, and rock formations, this park is designed to resemble a magical wonderland. Discover cascading waterfalls, beautiful gardens, whimsical cafes, and a cave you can explore for a touch of adventure. While the falls themselves are man-made, they're beautifully designed to create a natural look. Forwarding to Wat Ban Densali Si Mueang Kaen (Wat Ban Den) located in Chiang Mai's Mae Taeng district, is a magnificent and extensive temple complex renowned for its elaborate Lanna-style architecture. Forwarding to Bua Tong Waterfall well-or known as Sticky Waterfall. Enjoy Thai lunch buffet and seasonal fruits and take some rest. Take a short hike through the forest to discover Nam Phu Chet Si, a mineral geyser that gushes from the ground and flows into streams. Admire the beautiful natural scenery and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Enjoy unrivaled views of Chiang Mai during a sunset hot-air balloon ride that reveals the Rose of the North at its most glorious. Not only will you see the city bathed in golden light, you’ll enjoy cooler temperatures than you would if exploring at midday. Plus, drinks such as Champagne and juice are included.

Get up early to experience the way of life of Thai monks, by giving alms to them, and then visiting several of Chiang Mai’s temples, both famous and hidden- that you wouldn’t find on your own. This is a small group tour, so you’ll keep costs down but still have an intimate experience. You might even come away with spiritual merit at the end of this tour.

Get a panoramic view of Chiang Mai City from atop an ancient temple built in 1383 on this full-day, guided tour to one of the island’s most famous temples with tour of Bua Thong Waterfall included. Climb 306 steps to visit a shrine to Buddha before looking out at the city from the temple 3,500-ft (1067-meters) above sea-level. At “Sticky Waterfall” climb the falls tiered limestone layers and swim in its pools. Lunch and round-trip transport included.

Ascend to 3,500 feet (1,069m) without breaking a sweat on a half-day tour that takes you to the mountaintop Wat Phra That Doi Suthep temple and Phu Ping Palace. An early start means you avoid the crowds that congregate around midday, while exploring with a guide means you benefit from important social and historical context.

Visit three Buddhist temples around Chiang Mai, including Wat Doi Suthep—one of northern Thailand’s most important temples—on this private half-day tour. Your guide shows you the lesser known Wat Umong and Palad Temple (Wat Pha Lat), then continues to Wat Doi Suthep where you can hear monks chanting and watch the sun set over Chiang Mai. You also have the option to practice meditation at Wat Umong.

Explore Chiang Mai at night with a private local host who shares highlights and hidden gems including temples and night markets. You can personalize your itinerary according to what interests you most—whether you want to sample street food, shop for souvenirs, or admire temples when they're illumated by night. Throughout, you'll be able to connect with your local host in a way that large group tours wouldn't allow.

With literally hundreds of temples to choose from, you could spend weeks exploring Chiang Mai. Cut to the chase in just a morning (or an afternoon) on this guided door-to-door tour of three signature temples. Start at mountaintop Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, with sweeping views across the city; head to 14th-century Wat Suan Dok, with its bell-shaped stupa; finish at Wat Chedi Luang, once home to the Emerald Buddha.

Enjoy whitewater rafting 6 km ( aprroximately 1 hour) on Maetaeng River Chiangmai. This program provides an exhilarating trip for first time rafters Reccomend for beginner ,family, kids Tackle a grade 2-4 rapids. Floast past beatyful scenery. Floast past Elephant Sanctuary where you can see them chilling , eating ,relaxing and swiming in River

Take a day trip to Chiang Rai and see the modern architectural marvel of Wat Rong Khun (White Temple). Explore the ancient royal city of Chiang Saen, take a long-tail boat ride on the Khong River, and explore the Golden Triangle. Your full-day itinerary includes a restaurant lunch plus round-trip hotel transport from Chiang Mai. Numbers are limited to a maximum of 18 people to ensure a fun group experience with your professional guide.

Northern Thailand is hailed as one of the best places in Asia for its food, which draws its influences from Laos, Myanmar, and Nepal. Master the art of traditional lanna (northern Thai) cuisine during an evening cooking class that’s ideal for visitors with limited time in Chiang Mai. You’ll receive personalized attention in a small group limited to eight people and overcome the language barrier during a tour of a Thai market.

See the highlights of Chiang Rai in just one day on this small-group tour from Chiang Mai. You'll visit the magnificent Wat Rong Khun, also known as the White Temple, spend time in Wat Rong Seur Ten (Blue Temple), and get the chance to learn about traditional and contemporary architecture at Baan Dam Museum, often referred to as the "Black House."

Visit Doi Inthanon National Park on this tour from Chiang Mai. You'll visit a Hmong community market, and go trekking through rice fields, with a stop for an included lunch along the way.

Experience an unforgettable off-road escape at Spartan Motorsport Chiang Mai, set in the natural landscapes of Don Kaeo, Mae Rim—just minutes from the city and near the peaceful Huay Tung Tao area. From the moment you arrive, the excitement builds as you gear up, get briefed, and warm up with a quick test ride. Then the real fun begins: feel the rush as you power through dirt tracks, splash across rugged terrain, and weave along forest trails where every turn delivers a burst of adrenaline and pure freedom. With easy-to-handle ATVs and trails designed for all skill levels, this adventure is perfect for families with older kids, couples, friends, and solo travelers wanting a fun, unforgettable way to explore Chiang Mai’s outdoors. Ready to ride? Secure your spot and let the adventure roll.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and rich culture of northern Thailand on this 2-day trekking adventure in the Doi Inthanon and Mae Wang National Park areas. Hike through lush rice fields, visit Karen Hill tribe villages, swim in refreshing waterfalls, and embark on a serene bamboo rafting journey. Experience a unique overnight stay in hill tribe village, complete with a cozy campfire dinner under the stars

Join a half-day cooking class in Chiang Mai that offers hands-on instruction with lively commentary from your chef-instructor. Take a guided tour a local food market to see ingredients typically used in Thai cuisine, then return to the cooking school kitchen to learn to prepare six dishes. Once you have finished, enjoy the meal that you helped to create. Hotel pickup and drop-off is provided.

Explore the Golden Triangle of Chiang Rai on a full-day, private trip that includes a Mekong River cruise, Mae Khajan hot springs, and hill tribe community visits. Traveling with a private driver-guide is a convenient, comfortable way to reach the remote Golden Triangle area from Chiang Mai, visiting temples, markets, and villages as you go travel all the way to the borders of Laos and Myanmar.