How to Spend 3 Days in CHIANG MAI Thailand | Travel Guide

Welcome to your dream guide for an unforgettable three-day journey in the heart of CHIANG MAI, Thailand! I'm beyond excited to share with you all the insider tips, hidden gems, and must-see spots that will make your trip nothing short of magical. From the breathtaking scenery to the rich cultural tapestry, we've got an action-packed itinerary that's going to blow your mind.

Let's dive right into a day-by-day adventure, where each day unfolds with its own unique set of wonders in Chiang Mai. As your friend and guide, I'm here to spill all the secrets on how to get the most out of this city, including those off-the-beaten-path places that most travelers miss. Trust me, it's going to be epic!

Calling all food lovers! Get ready to embark on a culinary voyage like no other. We're going to munch our way through Chiang Mai, from the coziest spots for local treats to the bustling markets filled with the freshest flavors.

Whether it's your first time touching down in Chiang Mai or you're back for more, this guide is crafted to make your three days absolutely extraordinary. So, are you ready to jump into this adventure with me? Let's make some unforgettable memories together in Chiang Mai! 🌈✈️

💲*To streamline your travel planning, we've converted all local currency prices into USD. This simple step means easy budgeting for our international travelers, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable trip without the fuss of currency calculations!*
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00:13 Intro
00:49 Best time to visit Chiang Mai
01:21 How To Get Around Chiang Mai
01:59 Where to Stay in Chiang Mai
02:32 Day 1 –Cultural Exploration (Temples of Chiang Mai, Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Chiang Man, Wat Phra Singh, etc)
08:20 Day 2 –Adventures Unleashed (Elephant Jungle Sanctuary, Sticky Waterfalls, Nimmanhaemin Road, etc)
12:04 Day 3 –A Journey Through Paradise (Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Bhubing Palace, Namtok Huay Kaew Waterfall, etc)
16:05 Outro

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[htandat]

This travel guide is fantastic! Chiang Mai is such a vibrant and culturally rich city, and having a concise itinerary for a short stay is incredibly helpful. The recommendations provided seem to cover a diverse range of experiences, from exploring historical temples to indulging in delicious local cuisine and immersing oneself in the bustling night markets. Whether it's your first time visiting or you're a seasoned traveler, this guide offers something for everyone and ensures that every moment in Chiang Mai is well spent. Thanks for sharing these insightful tips and inspiring wanderlust!

[DembergueNunes]

These were two of the best videos I have seen, very educational, with very good information.

[basemarfaoui]

in fact, Chiang Mai, Thailand, offers a delightful blend of cultural immersion, culinary adventures, and outdoor exploration through Discovering Chiang Mai's Cultural Heritage by Exploring the vibrant Warorot Market (Kad Luang), where we can shop for local handicrafts, textiles, and fresh produce while soaking in the bustling atmosphere and Exploring the charming streets of Chiang Mai's Old City, where we can wander through ancient temples, browse boutique shops, and sample local street food that will leave special and unforgettable memories of our time in Northern Thailand

[chocoeco]

This is an amazing place! Thailand is really beautiful!

[LionHeartNet]

wow absolutely amazing place to visit, i wrote it down to my list.

[StephenFrimpong-imby]

Explore the bohemian Nimmanhaemin Road, known for its trendy cafes, art galleries, and boutique shops. Remember to stay hydrated, wear comfortable clothing and footwear, and respect local customs and traditions during your stay in Chiang Mai

[MelisaMay]

Discover the hip cafés, boutique stores, and art galleries along Nimmanhaemin Road. When visiting Chiang Mai, don't forget to drink enough of water, dress comfortably, and respect the native way of life.

[jenkins]

thanks for this thailand travel guide!

[achoaiidi]

I will certainly explore Chiang Mai's ancient temples and immerse yourself in the vibrant night markets for a true taste of Thai culture and cuisine

[IcaroMatiasSousa]

The video has a lot of good information so I like your channel a lot, it makes my knowledge grow

[therealcfb]

If you go during Songkran keep your vehicle windows up lol. Also those wall in downtown were being built when I was growing up there so tourists can say wow look at the ancient architecture 😂

[nicolasmaritz]

WE miss Chiang Mai so much! Not sure if the vlog on my Channel makes one nostalgic...

[SibylleRAMIADANA]

Thank you very much for the beautiful video.

[stephanelauzon]

Sorry for my poor english...Your video is just too much (in the good way) I've been watching tons of videos to make the best plan to visit Thaïland (20 somme days) You showed me places that i didn, t saw in other videos. By putting a price give us a easier way for the budget Thank you very much, from the province of Québec, Canada :)

[swethapn]

Seeing a lot of burning season articles..I plan to travel with my baby in two weeks. Should I be worried?!

[ExoticVacation]

👇Best Tours & Experiences in CHIANG MAI Thailand:

[tripsbyteee]

I need a tour guide, Any info would help. Thanks 🙏🏽

[stephanelauzon]

For the elephant, i strongly recommand to go where you don't ride or bath the elephant

[RetiredInThailand]

Shung Mai? One of the more unique ways to mispronounce it.! (Chee eng ... is probably the best way for English speakers to pronounce it ... but you need to say it if you were trying to expressing a 2 syllable word with one syllable ... the the 'g' at the end is not fully pronounced, more like 'implied'(ie almost like you were going to say the 'g' but as soon as your tongue got in position to make the 'g' sound, you decided not to say it. Alternatively I hear many native Thai speakers pronounce it more like 'Xi eng' With the Xi being more of a 'Chinese 'Xi' pronunciation, with an 'implied T' at the start (like you might pronounce 'tsunami' in terms of how the 't' gets expresses in some 'extra air' released before you pronounce the 'T/C' .

That is to say, it's a very deceptively hard word to say properly, so no one is going to slam you for wrong pronunciations ... but usually it's mispronounced with a 'C' (Chang is the usually acceptable mispronunciations, ;-)


Anyway, all good choices, but I would suggest if you plan ahead, taking in a local (as in outside of the old city to one of the 'Amphore' /districts that surround the main tourist districts and sub-districts and look for a temple celebration ... there are literally hundreds of temples within a 20km radius, almost all of them will 'take turns' holding 2 or 3 day celebrations throughout the year, which include big night parties and day time Ceremonies. Lots of eating, drinking, music, & dancing mixed with authentic traditional entertainment and ceremony (Sin-sai I think they call it, where you spend about 30 minutes to an hour sitting with the locals listening to Monks chant, 'climaxing' in a 'joining' of the community by everyone connecting themselves together with strings tied to a web of overhead stings, while the Monks crank up the intensity of the chanting to 'eleven'!) being one of the more interesting to watch or join in.

Later you can join the community in the partying (until 11pm or midnight ... Thais will ignore complaints of noise (if you tell them their temple party is too noisy, they will probably just say, 'thank you, glad you appreciate the effort we went through to make it this loud!)

I live out in Hang Dong, and nearing the end of the week you can always hear some big temple party happening off in the 'distance' (as Chiang Mai is in the literal 'tropical jungle mountain;s, there is lots of jungle even in the 'suburbs' to absorb the sound, producing the sound necessary to do this is quite the acoustic feat!! )

[Tigerpaw]

How do you apply for an international drivers permit in Thailand?