Huay Tung Tao Lake is a tranquil reservoir nestled at the foot of mountains where locals come to relax. Offering shade from the heat with cold beverages and refreshments in one of its small bamboo huts dotted along its shores, Huay Tung Tao Lake makes the ideal destination for locals seeking peace.

Along the shore there are various restaurants where you can sit down and get delicious and reasonably-priced Thai cuisine. While most staff don't speak English, just point at what you want from their Thai-only menus!

Wat Pha Lat, situated in the lush jungle near Chiang Mai, offers an inviting experience. Hikers who take part in its famous Monk's Trail hike will experience amazing landscapes along their journey.

For your own safety, when visiting Chiang Mai it is recommended that you take a songthaew (red truck; Chiang Mai's public transportation system) from within its city center; one way costs approximately 150 baht per person.

Are you seeking an unforgettable adventure? Look no further than a full-day zip-lining tour in Chiang Mai! Kickstart your day early by travelling in an air-conditioned minivan around the city collecting other guests before venturing off into the jungle mountains.

Eagle Track, located 30 minutes north of Chiang Mai, provides three packages. The Bronze package is ideal for families or people afraid of heights; Silver and Gold packages provide adrenaline thrills for thrill-seekers.

Nimmanhaemin is an oasis of culture, coffee, food, and shopping - not to mention some of the city's best rooftop bars!

Nimman Village in Chiang Mai is becoming an increasingly popular spot for digital nomads who rent affordable apartments there. There's an excellent selection of fully furnished, spacious rentals in the Nimman neighborhood to meet every digital nomad's budget and taste - and Nimman is home to some fantastic eateries, coffee shops, and wine bars!

Doi Ang Khang is famous for its picturesque viewpoints. Some of the best can be seen from Monson Viewpoint and at military basecamp; these views become especially breathtaking during wintertime when there is heavy fog cover.

His Majesty Bhumibol Adulyadej established the Royal Agricultural Station, designed to promote temperate climate fruit, vegetables, flowers and tea cultivation. You can walk, drive or bicycle around its wide circle to admire its stunning plantations and gardens.