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Chiang Mai International Airport 44 Min

Wat Phra Singh (Gold Temple) (39 Min)
14Th-Century Buddhist Temple Boasting Gold & Copper Buddhas, Murals & Ancient Manuscripts.

Chiang Mai National Museum (33 Min)
Museum Highlighting The Art, History & Culture Of Northern Thailand In A Traditional Building.

Buak Hard Public Park (39 Min)
Sizable Park With A Contemporary Playground, Picnic Areas, Shade Trees & Water Features.

Wiang Kum Kam (35 Min)
Tours Are Available Of These Brick Ruins Of An Ancient City & Temple In Serene Surrounds.

Tha Pae Sunday Walking Street (37 Min)
Each Sunday Afternoon Until Midnight This Street Becomes A Gallery For Local Arts & Crafts.

Three Kings Monument (38 Min)
Sculpture Of Kings Mengrai, Ramkamhaeng And Ngam Muang, Purported Founding Fathers Of Chiang Mai.

Wat Chedi Luang (38 Min)
Temple Complex With A Partially Crumbled 15Th-Century Chedi & A Pillar Believed To Protect The City.

San Khamphaeng Hot Springs (23 Min)
Open-Air Spa With Hot Springs, Pools & Lodging In A Lush Setting With Gardens & Picnic Areas.

Wat Lok Moli (38 Min)
Buddhist Temple Dating To At Least The 1300S & Featuring A Prominent Chedi (Stratified Tower).

Art In Paradise Chiang Mai (37 Min)
Imaginative 3D Murals Are Displayed At This Interactive Art Gallery Popular With Families.

Wat Chiang Man (38 Min)
13Th-Century Temple With A Gold Chedi Offering Ancient Buddha & Elephant Statues On Scenic Grounds.

Wat Buppharam (34 Min)
Large Buddhist Temple Complex That Has Won Awards For Its Architectural Preservation.

Warorot Market ตลาดวโรรส (34 Min)
Vibrant, 3-Floor Market Featuring Fresh Produce, Street Food, Casual Clothing & Household Goods.

Chiang Mai Night Bazaar (34 Min)
Bustling Night Market Featuring Street-Food Vendors, Local Crafts, Souvenirs & Live Music.

Tha Phae Gate (35 Min)
Known As A Site For Many Community Events, This Preserved City Gate Dates Back To Ancient Times.