Coisas para fazer em Chiang Mai

The vehicle was a van, but the ride quality was surprisingly good. I expected a songthaew but arrived smoothly. I was the second to board and the last to get off. There was a separate driver. It took about 20-30 minutes, and we stopped briefly at a rest area. I didn't need to use the restroom, but a stranger in Thailand opened the van door, which startled me. The driver immediately came and stopped him. There was another tourist's child in the van, and they were scared too. It seems better to go with a group. At New Elephant Home, they provide a blue top, bottoms (optional, no cost), a hat, and flip-flops. There are about 20 elephants, and they explain about African and Asian elephants, and things to be careful of. There were also baby elephants and pregnant elephants. We fed them by slicing sugarcane and pumpkin, and also fed them tamarind, rice, and bananas. We received a cross-body bag for food and crossed on a raft to see the elephants. We spent a long time feeding them, and it was fun getting kisses from the elephants. The guide took great photos. We returned by raft. I think it was a canal connected to the Mekong River. The elephants were splashing in the water here, and we washed them nearby. After returning, we washed up briefly. There was a tap at a height suitable for washing legs, so we washed our legs and hands, and there was liquid soap nearby. The restrooms weren't bad. There was toilet paper and they were free. Towels were also provided. When bathing the elephants, they splash a lot, so it's good to bring a change of pants and underwear. Wearing flip-flops is also a good idea. Meals are included in the tour. It's served buffet style. There was water, Pad Thai, fried food, rice, soup, watermelon, and some kind of traditional Thai jelly. Other food seemed to be ordered separately, and coffee or Coca-Cola were extra. You have to expect to get dirty with mud from touching and feeding the elephants. Since elephants are vegan (?), their droppings don't smell, just like the smell of the countryside without fertilizer, haha. It was fun. I was the only Korean. I know that many Koreans go to Rang Khong? I actually felt more comfortable with people from other countries, and everyone was polite, which made it even better. Group size: Today, approximately 4+2+3+1+1 = 11 people. Guide: Achin was playful and kind. He will send photos later. Breaks: There were more breaks than expected, such as rest stop time, before waiting for the raft, and after bathing and changing clothes before lunch. I recommend the tour. It was fun.

We had a great time on our Chiang Rai day tour! 🩵 The trip was well-organized, enjoyable, and very informative. Our guide (Raine) was friendly and knowledgeable, and we learned a lot about the history and culture of each place we visited. The temples were beautiful, and everything was explained clearly without feeling rushed. Overall, it was a memorable experience and definitely worth it. Highly recommended! ✨

Such an amazing tour with an amazing tour guide, his name is James. Very informative, open to lots of questions, made sure we are comfortable and suggested more places to visit to fully enjoy Chiang Mai. James is a highly recommended tour guide. He is calm and always have a big smile on his face. Will surely book this tour again if ever i visit again with ny family.

The driver was very nice, and the overall trip was reliable. The Sticky Waterfalls are located in a forest park in Northern Thailand. The rocks of the waterfall are an amazing grayish-white with a bluish tint! The water is cool, and you can interact closely with nature as you climb up!

Four coaches with nine members is acceptable. This time, Jacky was enthusiastic and took me around, making my solo trip very enjoyable. Before departing, you can pay their accompanying photographer $300 per person, and at the end, they will provide you with some photos and videos. You can also tell the photographer along the way if you want to take pictures.

This was a truly great experience. Nene was our teacher and she did a great job explaining everything, from the use of all ingredients and why we have to cook at the temperature we do. And honestly the food we learned to cook here might have been some of the best Thai food I have had while in Thailand.

Everything is great, there are many animals, and it's very safe during the tram ride to see all the animals. If you book through Klook, the ticket will include all the tiger show, cowboy show, and wild animal show.

The cooking class experience was excellent. The market tour guide explained everything very clearly, and our instructor, Mai, was great at creating a fun atmosphere, so everyone had a wonderful time. The food portions were very generous; I recommend bringing a food container to take the dessert back to your hotel to enjoy at your leisure. Also, it's definitely worth paying extra for the air-conditioned room because there are mosquitoes outdoors, and it gets a bit warm after cooking. Enjoying the food in an air-conditioned room is the smart choice! The only downside was that the transfer vehicle didn't have air conditioning, and the staff kept taking photos of us but never shared them. I tried contacting them via email and Facebook Messenger, but received no response. I had assumed that since the staff were taking so many pictures, I didn't need to take many of my family for souvenirs, and now I regret not having those photos. It's a real shame that I can't retrieve them!

PU was my masseuse, and I chose the four-hour deluxe package. The entire process was very relaxing and enjoyable. The essential oil selection, body scrub, milk bath, traditional Thai massage, and facial treatment were all excellent. Most importantly, buying the voucher on Klook made it even more worthwhile! Facilities: Very relaxing. Masseuse: PU was very professional and attentive. Service: Five stars.