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Recommend Top Tourist Attraction 
Elephant at work Mae Sa Camp at Km 10 and Pong Yaeng Camp at Km 19. Offer you elephant show daily and excited elephant riding sight seeing tour.
 
Mae Rim Orchid  Many orchids become Thailand's National flowers, in various of kinds or species you can see here.The farms provide sufficient information on the cultivation process, original real orchid souvenirs and jewelry. You want to buy orchid, make sure to get the right paper form from the Chiangmai International Airport Plant Quarantine Office before exporting. Open daily with entrance fee.
 
Mae Sa Snake Farm  Mae Sa Snake Farm is situated on Mae Rim Samoeng Road at km. 3. The farm displays snakes from all over Thailand and studies snake breeding as well. Snake shows and an extraction of venom from snakes are provided to visitors.
 
Doi Suthep  This very touristic spot, situated at the top of a 1601 meter mountain, is part of the Doi Suthep-Doi Pui national park. Doi Suthep temple is one of Northern Thailand most revered Buddhist sanctuaries. The thick forests around it are refuges of several bird species. A road leads fromChiang Mai to the top of the cliff, an area with restaurants, souvenir shops and jade factories and shops. From there the visitor can choose to climb 300 steps stairways or take an elevator. The central chedi.The original reliquary got this Lan Na style extension in the XVIth century. The pilgrims receive merits by putting golden leaves on its four parasols.
 
Phu Ping  This Palace was built in 1962 and the compound is normally open to public when the King and/or the Queen are not there.

It is located on the mountain, about 14-15 kms from Chiangmai city. Phuping Palace is a beautiful place full of flowers, a lot of trees and places to walk. Visitors can take pictures of the Palace from the outside and during December to January a lot of beautiful roses can be seen.
 
Doi Pui  Doi Pui is the highest point of the mountain . Several hilltribe villages are located nearby.
 
Giant Panda  In 2003 , a pair of pandas war loaned to Thailand by the Chinese goverment. they arrived in late summer, and after a period of acclimation thay went on display at Chiangmai zoo.
 
Chiang Dao Cave  One of the most interested cave in CHIANG MAI suited in Ampour chiang Mai 77 Kilometer from CHIANG MAI in front of the cave have a pond with many kind of the local fish And insind the cave have guild tour sevice.
 
Doi Inthanon  The Himalayan Springs of Thailand. For many years, people have take mountains as symbols of Northern Thailand. Most tourists' choices fall on either Doi Inthanon of Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai. The authenticity and beauty of nature always remains in the memory of individuals who has witnessed any of these tourist destinations. Another interesting chapter is about Himalayan birds, especially rare ones living in the area. In addition, there are also night butterflies, another mysterious creature which are defined as "ghost insects". Many pictures of them expanding their wings show how amazing the nature here is. Three more chapters give basic information about the nature tour to Doi Inthanon National Park and Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, for example, how to get there, accommodation, attractions, and trekking and moutain bike trails. They also describe routes for bird seeing.
 
Ban Thawai  This fair features demonstrations, contests and sales of wood carvings and local handicrafts, and includes local folk performance and a procession highlighting the entire range popular northern Thai wood crafts.
 
Wiang Kum Kam  THE ORIGINS OF WIANG KUM KAMBUDDHIST TEMPLES IN WIANG KUM KAM

The ancient city of Wiang Kum Kam was situated in the vast plains of the far north of the country, the largest area of flat land at the site of present-day Chiang Mai and Lamphun. It is believed to be the earliest historical settlement in the Chiang Mai area established by Mon settlers as a satellite town for the Haripunchai kingdom. Archaeological remains excavated at the site, such as the stone tablets with Mon inscriptions, pottery, earthenware moulds, Buddhist sculpture and architecture, suggest that there has been a long and continuous history of settlement in the area dating back to the 8th century Haripunchai era.

GETTING TO WIANG KUM KAM
The recently excavated ruins of Wiang Kum Kam, located 5km south of the city of Chiang Mai, can be accessed by Route 106 (the Chiang Mai - Lamphun road) near the Ping River.
 
Bosang and Sankamphaeng  Bosang and Sankamphaeng are among the old tourist spots of Chiang Mai fame for their fine products; umbrellas, Thai silk and cotton. Along the way is dotted with manufacturing centres of silverware, wood craving, ceramics, weaving and emvroidery as well. Tourist who come to Chiang Mai are recommended to visit these places to buy fine local products and souvenirs and to see the demonstrations of the making of handicrafts.
 
Walking Shopping Street  Open only on Sunday from the evening till midnight. You will find many kind of handicraft Lanna style and also many service and food available.
 
Chiangmai night bazaar is located right in the heart of the city. There are many hotels in that area and visitors can enjoy walking along the shopping streets and spend time in the night bazaar and many other shops. The night bazaar building has so many shops selling Thai handicrafts, souvenirs, antiques, clothes, hilltribe products, wood carving, silverwares, lacquerware, celadon, ceramic, paintings, Thai silk and cotton, etc.

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