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One of the many questions Thais may ask Thailand tour makers is ‘Have you been to Chiang Mai yet?’ underscoring the feeling that Chiang Mai is a keystone of Thailand tours. Because Chiang Mai, which is recognized as "The Rose of the North", exudes a unique charm, making it a shining jewelry among Thailand tours. In your Chiang Mai tours, you can taste this beautiful city many feathers to its bow with its cultural richness, relative peacefulness, fantastic handicraft shopping, delicious food and proximity to many natural treasures. Being a provincial city, Chiang Mai is extremely affordable by Western standard. During your Chiang Mai tours, we Indochina Odyssey Tours, your professional Thailand holiday operator, warmly welcome you to explore Chiang Mai's history, handicrafts, culture, dances, food, and more.
Numerous Buddhist temples is a must see highlights during your Chiang Mai tour . Many of these are well preserved and maintained, and are the city's primary tourist attraction. The temples of Chiang Mai are built according to the Lanna architectural style which is different from those you see in Bangkok. Pay good attention to the temples and slowly you will be able to differentiate the style of temples in Chiang Mai from those in Bangkok.

Visitors of Thailand tours to Chiang Mai often use it as the gateway to visit other sights in northern Thailand. Doi Inthanon, the tallest mountain in Thailand, is a day trip Chiang Mai tours. It is one of the most accessible mountains in the country, as vehicles can go right to the top.

In your Chiang Mai tours, the long-neck people who live in the rural areas surrounding Chiang Mai is truly worth exploring. Their villages among the hill tribes now welcome tourists to visit in order to bring more income. Along your Chiang Mai tours, you can also visit hot springs, caves, gushing waterfalls, or go bamboo rafting, or ride the elephants.

 When evening comes, you should attend a northern Thai cultural show. There are performances held at a number of venues in Chiang Mai, where you enjoy dinner while watching the show. Ask for the khantoke dinner, where you sit on the floor with your dinner presented to you on a tray. The meal comprises traditional northern Thai fare this is both tasty as well as interesting. After dinner, you can explore the popular Chiang Mai Night Bazaar. This is the place to look for souvenirs and handicrafts - those on sale at the Night Bazaar are usually cheaper than you can get from specialty shops.

 After finishing the whole Chiang Mai tours, you will be surprisingly amazed to find yourselves lost in one of Southeast Asia's most charming cities.