Wat Tha Mai-i — Local services in Chiang Mai Province

If you have plan to visit Chiang Mai, lemme to tell whole day activities at there:

Morning is time to perfect to looking for traditional snacks of Thailand.You can go to 'Siri Wattana Market's. You can go there by songthaew 30Baht or ride mototaxi. Many seller ready to serve you there and the food really made drool.

Finish to explore the market, you can fill your stomach with brunch 'Khao Soi'. This is the authentic of North Thailand menu. Maybe if you at Bangkok or south Thailand, little bit hard to find this food. Many Khao Soi vendors scattered in Chiang Mai. The famous ones restaurant name is 'Khao SI Kun Yai'.

Lets explore a place called as a canyon in Thailand, Pha Chor. Take 20 minutes to reach this place from Chiang Mai downtown.

Time to lunch and try the popular of Thai menu: Pad Kra Pao. You can visit this restaurants: KAPRAO KRADONG. Because this place have many menu and size. You can order KAPRAO with chicken, shrimp, squid, etc and they ready from small to XL size.

5.Go to a temple, I came to Wat Intakhin Sadue Muang. Located next to Three Kings Monument. Visit here is Free. And new experience for tourist is can make a wish and write it at lantern, then hang up it. Lantern price is 100THB.

6.Time to take a picture at most popular spot in Chiang Mai: Tha Phae Gate. You can record or take shot with thousands of pigeon.

7.Night come, time to shopping and do culinary at Night Market. There were several market open everyday, open on 6pm till midnight. Located just 800m from Tha Phae Gate. night markets that you can visit at night are: kalare market, Chiang Mai night Bazar, anusarn, phaploen market.Their location is next...

The attractive outer wall/hedge/statues of 'Wat Tha Mai-i' must be seen by hundreds of people every day - but that's probably all they see of this interesting temple complex. Why? - because it's on the Chiang Mai Outer Ring Road (highway 121) just before (or after) the bridge over the River Ping.

If you travel this route, it's well worth a stop to view the numerous buildings, statues, walkways and lakes. Some of it has been refurbished, some of it needs a makeover, but it all adds to the interest. You can easily spend half an hour here, and there's plenty of parking space.

A variety of fish and turtles inhabit the ponds and welcome being fed. Amongst other reviews I read that the toilets are amazing, and as I missed that, I have a good reason to stop next time I'm passing.

Recommended. Young kids seem to...

Wat Tha Mai I is a quiet, local temple tucked away from the tourist crowds. It’s not flashy or grand like the city’s more famous temples, but that’s what makes it special. The atmosphere is calm and reflective, with a simple yet charming architecture. Locals come here to make merit or just enjoy the peaceful surroundings. If you’re exploring beyond the main city temples and want a more authentic spiritual experience, this hidden gem is worth...