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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.