Top Northern Thailand Food Tours - page 2

Explore Chiang Rai’s colorful night markets & sightseeing visit with a local on an evening food tour of the city on foot and by car. Bring an appetite for this small-group Chaing Rai food tour, which includes samples of local market foods and desserts, with pickup and drop-off from your Chiang Rai hotel with night sightseeing.

This incredible tour combines the best of outdoor activities with a hike and mountain bike descent in Doi Suthep National Park. Trek to the top of the summit near a Hmong village, then cruise at high speeds towards Lake Huay Tueng Thao on your bike. This tour from Chiang Mai is ideal for fit adrenaline junkies and nature lovers alike. It includes round-trip hotel transfers, water, two meals, equipment, and an expert guide.

Taste Chiang Mai at night on a guided food tour filled with local flavors, lively markets, and red songthaew rides between key stops. Begin at Warorot Market, one of the city’s oldest local markets, and sample Northern Thai favorites such as Sai Oua sausage, crispy Thong Muan coconut rolls, mango sticky rice, and Thai iced tea. Stroll through the nearby Flower Market before riding to a local Northern Thai restaurant for a traditional dinner with Gaeng Hunglay, Larb Moo, and Yum Samunprai herbal salad. Continue into Chiang Mai Old City for a short evening walk, then end at Chang Puak Gate Night Market with famous pork leg rice and freshly made hot rotee. Perfect for food lovers seeking an authentic Chiang Mai night food experience with a local guide.

This Chiang Mai city tour combines iconic temples, authentic street food, and the charm of exploring by classic tuk tuk — available in both daytime and nighttime experiences. Led by a knowledgeable local host, the tour blends culture, history, and local flavors in a relaxed small-group setting. Every stop is carefully curated to showcase the best of Chiang Mai through local insight, memorable flavors, and unique city highlights.

Explore Chiang Mai’s rich culinary culture on a guided morning street food tour through hidden local gems, historic temples, and vibrant markets. Taste Northern Thai specialties like Khao Soi and Sai Oua, along with local street food favorites such as Khao Man Gai, pork satay, mango sticky rice, and more including a family-run eatery loved by locals since 1957. Walk through the charming Old City, visit Wat Chiang Man and the historic Wat Gate Community, then ride a traditional red songthaew between selected food and market stops. Continue to Warorot Market along the Ping River for a lively street food experience. This half-day tour blends local flavors, culture, history, and Chiang Mai’s traditional local taxi. Book now and discover the true flavors of Chiang Mai like a local!

Discover authentic street foods with private open-air transportation, Tuk Tuk tour, which will make you feel like a local in the city with our local guide. You will experience and see the best part of Chiang Mai, including Chiang Mai Gate, Wat Phra Singh, Wat Chedi Luang Varavihara, Elephant Gate. Moreover, you will discover and taste some Thai local street food that famouse in Chiang Mai. Before ending the tour, your guide will take you to a rooftop to enjoy the night view of Chiang Mai.This tour includes pick up and drop off from your accommodation.

Join this small-group tour of the Chiang Rai night markets and discover foods you might just pass right over if you were alone. Your guide will take you through the market, giving you samples of different foods and explaining their importance in northern Thai culture. You’ll also have hotel pickup and drop off to keep the tour running smoothly.

See Chiang Mai’s landmark temples, historic moat, and local bites on a cultural journey through sites connected to the city’s UNESCO World Heritage nomination. Pickup starts from 7:00 AM in Chiang Mai Old Town and selected areas. This full-day experience takes you through some of Chiang Mai’s most important temples, including Wat Suan Dok, Wat Umong, Wat Pha Lat, Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Wat Jed Yod, Wat Chiang Man, Wat Phra Singh, and Wat Chedi Luang, while also connecting to the story behind the city’s UNESCO nomination. Along the way, you’ll enjoy local flavors with tasting stops at Siri Wattana Market, around the Three Kings Monument, and Warorot Market, for a total of 10 local bites. The day ends with a return to your hotel, full of food, culture, and Chiang Mai stories.

Speed up your sightseeing and check off more landmarks than a walking tour with this guided bike ride around Chiang Mai. Have the opportunity to visit places off the usual tourist trail that most travelers miss—including local communities and markets. To help keep energy levels high, the trip includes a dinner with multiple Thai dishes to try out.

Enjoy our one of Best Sale Food tour in Chiang Mai. Walk around all beautiful street food vendors with our experience guide. Enjoy a delicious vegetarian or no vegetarian food one of the Micheline star restaurant.

What we’ll do: Start your day with a 7:00 AM hotel pick-up, followed by a scenic 1-hour drive to visit Khun Tan Tunnel, once the longest railway tunnel in Thailand, and a perfect photo spot. Continue to the charming White Bridge before enjoying a relaxed brunch. Explore Wat Phra That Hariphunchai and then visit Hariphunchai National Museum. Then lunch, and visit Wat San Pa Yang Luang and Ku Chang Elephant War Shrine, with more local bites along the way. End with stops at the Queen Chamathewi Monument and Wat Chamadevi, then return to Chiang Mai, arriving at your hotel around 4:00 PM.

Combine both a foodie tour and a cultural one in this guided, small-group evening tour in Chiang Rai. You’ll visit places like the Blue Temple, the Clock Tower, and Wat Huay Pla Kang (The Big Buddha) before hitting the night market. Here, your guide will show you some foods you may miss if you were on your own.

What is Chiang Mai like as morning food stalls wake up? Join a Chiang Mai Old City food tour through local markets and street food spots with a local guide who shares the stories behind the city’s food culture. Enjoy Northern Thai favorites like Khao Soi, Khao Man Gai, Sai Oua sausage, mango sticky rice, and local snacks as locals begin their routines. Visit Wat Chiang Man, stroll through the historic Wat Gate Community, and ride a traditional red songthaew between selected food and market stops when distances are longer. Experience the lively atmosphere of Warorot Market by the Ping River. Perfect for travelers who want to discover Chiang Mai through historic neighborhoods, authentic street food, and a classic local ride. Book now and discover one of the city’s most charming times of day.

Explore Chiang Rai’s colorful night markets & sightseeing visit with a local on an evening food tour of the city on foot and by car. Bring an appetite for this small-group Chaing Rai food tour, which includes samples of local market foods and desserts, with pickup and drop-off from your Chiang Rai hotel with night sightseeing.

Led by our expert local guides, you’ll dive into Chiang Mai’s food scene like never before. Start your morning like a local with a classic Thai breakfast—sticky rice, expertly grilled in a fragrant banana leaf. Then, prepare to savor the flavors of authentic Chicken Satay paired with its iconic, creamy peanut sauce. Try it and tell us if it rivals Bangkok’s version! Next dive into the bold and vibrant world of Northern Thai cuisine! Relish a richly spiced Larb Moo (a zesty pork salad) and Sai Ua, the famous Northern Thai sausage—each bite a powerful explosion of flavor that will elevate your experience. In the meantime refresh with a natural Lemongrass Juice. Savor Chiang Mai’s signature dish, Khao Soi—silky coconut curry noodles, served in an unforgettable setting. Pair it with stir-fried Morning Glory and a Chilled Thai Tea. Cool off with a vegan butterfly pea ice cream paired with delicate rice balls floating in creamy coconut milk. Oh, and don’t forget our Secret Dish!

Spring out of bed and step into an exploration of Chiang Mai’s celebrated Michelin Guide Street food. Designed as a perfectly paced brunch into lunch experience, this walking tour leads you through vibrant local markets and old town lanes. With a knowledgeable local guide, you will hear the stories behind each neighborhood and the culinary heritage that shaped its most loved dishes. Enjoy three rare Michelin Bib Gourmand selections, chosen for their character and authenticity: Thana Ocha’s Hakka pink noodles (Yen Ta Fo), the delicate hand steamed Khao Kriab Pak Moh at Lung Khajohn Wat Ket, and the crisp deep fried dough at Pa Thong Ko Ko Neng. At every stop, your guide looks after ordering and timing so you can relax, taste, and take photos at your own pace. Along the way, you will learn about key ingredients, cooking techniques, and how locals enjoy each bite. Unhurried, polished, and deeply satisfying, this experience lets Chiang Mai feed your morning in the most memorable way.

Live like local, do what local people do, eat what local people eat. 7.00 am. pick up from your hotel. Exploring Warorot Market is a great spot for travelers wanting to experience the true Thai culture and daily life. Refreshing your morning with Hot Soymilk in the market. Try Chaingmai local street food for your breakfast. Drive around Chaingmai old city for Wat Phrasingh and Wat Chiangman. Learn & shop varity of handmade products ie: Umbrella Making, Thaisilk, Silver ware, Laquer ware at Bo Sang handicraft village. Return hotel around 11.30 am.

If you're looking for a laid-back tour where you can make friends, explore without any rush, and experience real local life, this is it. We’ll guide you to hidden gems and introduce you to authentic experiences, like the true lifestyle of hill tribes—not the touristy version. Our tours connect you deeply with the culture and people, offering a genuine glimpse into the way life really is here.

Start the tour and pick up from your hotel at 3.30 pm. Then drive to Thapae Gate the important and beautiful gate in Chiang Mai city after that visit the Sriphum Corner the one you can see the difference between the old and the new city .Next visit Changphauk Gate and Haulin Corner where is the important one in the city too after that straight to Kuhaung Corner from here will walking to see the the people what they did and walking until Saunprung Gate then drive to Tree Kings Monument where you will see the important kings monument who was built this city . Next drive to Chiang Mai Gate Market the one you will see alot of street foods and also can try some of the locals food after finish continue walking to Khatum Corner the last place for visiting before return to your hotel. Don’t miss this program when you are in Chiang Mai for the good memories

See a different side of Chiang Mai that few visitors experience with a gentle boat ride on the Mai Ping River past old homes and temples. Disembark at a local farm where you'll be served a herbal drink and a warming bowl of khao soi noodles for lunch before returning to your starting point.

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.

Learn about local Thai ingredients with a trip to the market, then prepare and cook a four course lunch that you can enjoy with your group on this cooking session in Chiang Mai. This is a group tour, so you’ll keep costs down, but still get plenty of personalized attention. After you cook, you can sit down to your homemade lunch.

Try all sorts of delicious Thai foods on this dinner cruise that takes you along the Ping River in Chiang Mai. You can relax as you float by temples and houses on the riverbanks, while your dinner is served. Feel free to purchase alcoholic drinks onboard, as you sit back and relax in the romantic atmosphere.

The ride starts easy, passing through serene rice paddies before gradually climbing into the lush greenery at the base of the Doi Kiew Lom mountain range. Along the way, we’ll stop at a small village, where you’ll have the chance to walk around, soak in the atmosphere, and learn about their unique culture and way of life. Further up, we’ll visit a Hmong village, offering another opportunity to explore and connect with local traditions. From there, get ready for a solid uphill ride—challenging, but absolutely worth it. As we climb the hills around Doi Kiew Lom, you’ll be rewarded with stunning mountain views and rich greenery If you love temples but want something new, then you will love Phra That Si Mueang Pong (Wat Ban Pong). It took 19 years to build and has only recently been completed. Set on a quiet hill it offers a peaceful escape from the city. The hike up is steep but shaded, with bells to ring along the way and the chance to cross paths with monks.