Afternoon tea at Four Seasons Hotel: Four Seasons Hotel is the most luxurious hotel in Chiang Mai. This one in Chiang Mai is idyllic and fragrant, overlooking the mountains and terraces. Here, not only ears of rice are inserted on the dining table, but also buffaloes and rice seedlings can be one of the pleasures of hotel activities.

2. Chiang Mai University Art Museum: There are often exhibitions of contemporary artists from Thailand and the world. Although casual, you can still see many creative elements that inspire you. Artists have brought novel and peculiar ways of thinking and perspectives, which, combined with local classics in Chiang Mai, have inspired countless sparks.

Wumeng Temple: Wumeng Temple near Chiang Mai University is called Forest Temple, surrounded by a large forest and a lake. It is a good place to cultivate one's morality. There is a dark tunnel in the temple, where you can see the dark flowers. There is also a lake where pigeons can be fed, and many small stone carvings can be seen in the area where monks live behind.

4. Zhou Bianyou, Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai can be regarded as a transit point in northern Thailand, and there are many small towns around it that are worth recommending. Baixian's artistic utopia attracts Xiao Qingxin, while Chiang Rai is famous for its breathtaking White Temple, Black Temple and Golden Triangle.