A Private Tour Can Make All The Difference! With a private tour, you and your friends or family can experience the best-kept secrets of the city and ultimately the real Thailand in a personal and special way. A private tour has several advantages and special benefits over a join-in tour. Probably the most obvious advantage Read More +
Experience the magic of a thousand lanterns lighting up the night sky at the Yee Peng Lanna International 2024, held at Tudongkhasathan Lanna (Lanna Dhutanga), located next to Mae Jo University. The event is scheduled for November 15, 2024, in Mae Jo Sansai. Prepare for an evening of serenity, reflection, and fellowship at this unique Read More +
Welcome to our exciting journey through the best ziplines in Chiang Mai! Chiang Mai, a city in the highlands of northern Thailand, offers not only breathtaking natural beauty but also a plethora of thrilling adventures for adrenaline junkies. Ziplining is among the most exciting of these activities, offering unique perspectives of the region’s lush landscapes Read More +
Chiang Mai is the perfect place for an off-road biking adventure. Safe, jungle trails weave high up into the mountains, giving you a chance to leave civilization behind and experience a side to the Thai countryside that you may not otherwise have seen. Read More +
Buckets of water splashing, super soakers squirting water, and people dressed in colorful clothing. What is it?! It’s Songkran, Thailand’s “Water Festival” that attracts millions of people every year to celebrate the wet and wild fun! Read More +
Chiang Mai, Thailand’s ‘Rose of the North’ is brimming with exciting things to do for vacationing families. Whether you have young children or teenagers, the incredible sites and activities in this exotic city will have your kids talking about their trip for years to come. Read More +
Thailand has really made a name for itself within Southeast Asia because of its national food. Dishes such as stir-fried pad Thai noodles, hot and sour tom yum soup, and creamy curries of yellow, green, or red hues have people falling in love with Thai cuisine after just one bite. Read More +
A highlight of the North, Doi Inthanon National Park is home to the highest point in Thailand, peaking at 2,565 metres above sea level. Scores of visitors flock to the park every year to enjoy its stunning waterfalls and scenic hiking trails, alongside epic jungle vistas, varied wildlife, and its charming cultural and historical significance. Read More +
Perhaps the most magical and most recognizable festival in the Land of Smiles is the Thailand Lantern Festival. Locally known as the Yee Peng Festival (Yi Peng Festival), this celebration is marked by the thousands of floating lanterns released into the night sky. Read More +
Chiang Mai, a city that was once the capital of the Lanna Kingdom in Thailand, is now a hotspot for backpackers looking to travel in style. The “Rose of the North” has it all: upscale food vendors serving up steaming bowls of curry and stir-fried noodles, an ever-growing wellness scene, and quirky craft beer bars and live music venues scattered among hip hostels and boutique guesthouses. Read More +
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