Chiang Mai, located in the north of Thailand, is the second largest city in Thailand, the ancient capital, and the northern rose of Thailand. Even Thai natives love this legendary and mysterious city. Whether you come to work, travel or just pass by to have a look at the scenery, the only exception is that you will be attracted by the unique charm of Chiang Mai's classical mystery. Antique streets, quiet moat water, bars and cafes all over the ancient city, crowded weekend night markets, and more than 300 temples scattered inside and outside the ancient city.

1. Residence

Anantara Resort Hotel, a five-star hotel is recommended here. The hotel has a particularly good environment and an excellent geographical location. Less than 20 minutes from the airport and a few minutes' walk from Anushan Night Market. There are many delicious foods around, as well as spas, afternoon tea and other places.

You must punch in at the holy place.

Chiang Mai Ancient City: Its essence lies in the concentration of most temples and scenic spots, as well as numerous hotels, cafes and restaurants; Chi Tommy Tam Temple: It is the most famous of the six temples in Chiang Mai. Together with Pasin Temple, it is the highest-ranking temple in Chiang Mai. Tiger Garden: Here you can take photos with young tigers and get close to adult tigers. Dating wild animals here is exciting, but there is a charge for taking pictures with tigers. Jungle leap: Jungle leap is a very popular tourism project in Chiang Mai. It flies in the largest rain forest in Chiang Mai. During its flight on the skyline closest to the sky, it can overlook the deep and wide virgin jungle and scream when flying over the edge of the waterfall.

3. Necessary items

Passport, ID card, mobile phone, wallet, Thai calling card, charging cable, charging treasure, it is best to bring an umbrella because there are thunderstorms, motion sickness medicine and your own toiletries in Thailand from time to time because hotels in Thailand do not provide these, cameras, necessary skin care products and some make-up products; Sunscreen and mosquito repellent are necessary. Don't go out to play by yourself and come back for a few degrees. Finally, some clothes.

4. About catering strategy

Songsa Market: Located in the ancient city of Chiang Mai, walk north along the moat; It is the market with the most fruit snacks; Mr. Kai's bar: Take the first crossing south at Chidilong Temple and walk 50 meters east. It's a very authentic Thai food with good quality and low price. Black? Can you? Coffee (Thai restaurant): Opposite the Thai restaurant, think about how pleasant it is to go in for a cold drink or coffee on a hot day.

Chiang Mai, Thailand has neither the hustle and bustle of Tokyo nor the grandeur of Paris. However, people who always smile have written one beautiful story after another in this fertile land known as the "Rose of Northern Thailand". This place has gathered many small objects with national characteristics and the most famous local flavor food. This is a good place to experience different ethnic customs.