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Despite its relatively small size, Chiang Mai truly has it all. Located 700 km (435 miles) north of Bangkok in a verdant valley on the banks of the Ping River, Chiang Mai was founded in 1296 as the capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom. Today it is a place where past and the present seamlessly merge with modern buildings standing side by side with venerable temples. Not convinced yet? See our 10 Must See and Do list . Read More Most Booked Hotels Rating From The Imperial Mae Ping Hotel 3.9 / 5 Casa Marocc Hotel 4.2 / 5 dusitD2 Chiang Mai 4.4 / 5 Le Meridien Chiang Mai 4.5 / 5 Bodhi Serene Chiang Mai 4.3 / 5 Dusit Princess Chiang Mai 4.2 / 5 The Empress Hotel Chiang Mai 4.5 / 5 Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai 4.7 / 5 Shangri-La Hotel Chiang Mai 4.5 / 5 Tamarind Village 4.6 / 5 Most Booked Tours Wat Doi Suthep & Hmong Hill-Tribe Village Doi Inthanon National Park Tour Ping River Dinner Cruise Khantoke Dinner with Traditional Dance Performance Old City Half-Day Bike Tour Flight of the Gibbon™ Zipline Tour 2-Day Whitewater Rafting & Ziplining Full-Day Countryside Bike Tour with Lunch Aroy Aroy Thai Cooking School & Market Tour Full-Day Excursion to Chiang Rai & Golden Triangle First Time in Chiang Mai? There is so much to see and do around Chiang Mai that it can seem a little overwhelming to first-time visitors. To simplify things, we’ve selected the absolute best of the best around the so-called ‘Rose of the North’. This includes the must-see attractions, must-try restaurants, the most comfortable hotels and the best places to go bargain hunting. We’re confident that our concise guides will give you all the information you need to plan a fantastic stay in Chiang Mai. First Time in Chiang Mai? How to pick the right area for your hotel... Choosing a hotel in the wrong area can ruin your holiday so it’s worth spending a couple of minutes looking at the pros Read More» 10 Best Things to Do in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai offers a diverse range of natural and cultural attractions – beautiful temples, hill-tribe villages to Read More» 10 Best Hotels in Chiang Mai These Top 10 Chiang Mai Hotels is an eclectic mix, from a chic riverside retreat and Asian-style artist’s loft to Read More» 2 Days in Chiang Mai You will be able to see and do a lot in two days in Chiang Mai thanks to its compact size, plentiful one- and even Read More» 10 Best Restaurants in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai’s dining scene offers a diverse blend of traditional northern Thai cuisine, regional Thai flavours and Read More» 10 Best Shopping Experiences in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai is one of the few places where you can visit a factory or artisan’s workshop, watch crafts people at work, or Read More» Where to Stay in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai is quite a large place, with a lot of choice when it comes to hotels. Narrowing a choice of hundreds of properties down to just the one that’s perfect for you can be a challenge, but we think we can make it easier for you. We’ve picked out the best places in Chiang Mai according to a variety of budgets, locations and styles, so you can find the best hotel for your needs and preferences. 10 Best Hotels in Chiang Mai These Top 10 Chiang Mai Hotels is an eclectic mix, from a chic riverside retreat and Asian-style artist’s loft to Read More» 10 Best Luxury Hotels in Chiang Mai The Best Luxury Hotels in Chiang Mai all have a certain charismatic air, a delightful sense of place, top-notch service Read More» 10 Best Affordable Hotels Chiang Mai The best budget hotels in Chiang Mai are sourced from all over town to ensure that anyone looking for a hotel that’s Read More» 10 Best Hotels in Old City The best hotels in Chiang Mai Old City follow a theme of classic Lanna-style architecture, gorgeous interiors and Read More» 10 Best Chiang Mai Riverside Hotels A stay on the Riverside in Chiang Mai is all about relaxation, and the finest hotels and resorts strive to provide the Read More» 10 Best Hotels in Night Bazaar Booking a hotel in the Night Bazaar area of Chiang Mai offers the ultimate in convenience. Shops, restaurants, spas, Read More» Where to Go in Chiang Mai The historical city of Chiang Mai is quite a diverse place, with different neighbourhoods have very distinct personalities. At its heart is the beautiful Old City. Outside its almost perfectly square moat and ancient city walls is the bustling Night Bazaar, the peaceful Riverside and the modern Nimman Road. If you want to be sure that you are getting everything you want out of your time in the city, you should check out our area guides to see which part best suits you. Chiang Mai Old City Chiang Mai has great food and fantastic shopping, but its lofty peaks, lush forests and mighty rivers of Chiang Mai Read More» Night Bazaar The main venue for shopping in Chiang Mai, the Night Bazaar is a must-visit. Located at the intersection of Chang Khlan Read More» Riverside The understated elegance of Thailand’s second city shuns the development of five-star hotels along its riverbanks in Read More» Nimman Road (Nimmanhaemin) Nimmanhaemin Road, as well as the surrounding area that’s normally just called ‘Nimman’ – is by far the coolest Read More» Tha Pae Gate Tha Pae Gate is one of the most famous landmarks in Chiang Mai and is part of the crumbling city wall which once acted Read More» Doi Suthep Doi Suthep is a constant part of life in Chiang Mai. This mountain overlooks the city from the northwest, providing Read More» What to See and Do in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai is most famous for its beautiful ancient temples, though there is much more to see and do. The striking mountainous landscape around the city provides a lot of wonderful natural attractions and is home to two tribal villages. In the city itself, there are unique museums, fantastic spas and beautiful gardens and parks to enjoy. Check out our pick of the best things to see and do around Chiang Mai to get the most out of this cultural capital of Thailand. 10 Best Things to Do in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai offers a diverse range of natural and cultural attractions – beautiful temples, hill-tribe villages to Read More» 10 Must-See Temples in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai is not exactly short of a temple or two. There are over 300 ‘wats’ scattered throughout the city and Read More» Chiang Mai Night Safari Modeled after a similar attraction in Singapore, this expansive park features...