[2025 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Warorot Market (Kad Luang) (Updated Apr)

✨️🎉 Let's take photos 📸, enjoy Chinese New Year, watch the parade, and find delicious food at the Chiang Mai Chinatown Chinese New Year Festival (Waroros Market) at Trok Lao Zhou, Wichiannon Road, and Chang Moi Road ✨️🎉 There are many interesting activities in the event, such as watching the parade to celebrate the Chiang Mai Chinatown Festival, golden lion and dragon performances, music performances, cultural performances on stage, and having fun with the photo corners in the event area. For those who are unable to come, you can watch the live broadcast of the event on the Chiang Mai Municipality Page. Location: Trok Lao Zhou, Wichiannon Road, and Chang Moi Road #Chiang Mai Chinese New Year #Chiang Mai Chinese New Year attractions #trip #tripmoments #Chiang Mai travel #Chinese New Year

Take a look at Kad Luang (Waroros Market), a souvenir shop. This market has a variety of products for us to shop. What interesting things are there to buy? I think it should be a regular place for many people who come to Chiang Mai. Waroros Market (Kad Luang) Chiang Mai / Waroros Market Waroros Market, also known as Kad Luang, is considered the largest market in Chiang Mai Province. It is an old market with a long history of hundreds of years. It is located on Wichiannon Road, Chang Moi Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai. It is easily accessible. 🎯 : Wichiannon Road, Chang Moi Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50300 ⏰️ : Open daily from 4:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ☎️ : 053-232592 #triptravelchina #100travelways #trip #tripmoments #Kad Luang #Waroros Market #Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai travel

Flight tickets from Bangkok to Chiang Mai are less than 1,000 baht. Once you grab a ticket, you're ready to go! A taxi from the airport costs only 87 baht. I checked into a hotel near Nimman that has a swimming pool and a gym. No deposit is required, and it's a very comfortable place to stay. Taking a motorbike to the Old City costs just 40 baht. I always enjoy walking around the Old City, getting massages, and trying delicious food. While strolling, I often come across fruit stalls. A portion of fruit costs 20 baht. I bought watermelon and cantaloupe for only 40 baht—fresh and tasty! As I walk, I admire the majestic and beautiful temples. There's always a serene atmosphere in this ancient city. The people living here seem so simple and kind-hearted. I really love this vibe. At Warorot Market, you can always find seasonal fruits. This time, I saw some vibrant lychees and couldn't resist buying them. They were sweet and tangy—absolutely delicious! Pure happiness.

#VisitChiangMai When you come to Chiang Mai, you must not miss exploring cafes and coffee shops. Chiang Mai is considered a city of creative cafes. Today, I would like to recommend tourists who visit Chiang Mai. If you stop by to buy souvenirs at Kad Luang or Waroros Market, you can refresh yourself at these two cafes with great views. 1. Still.Coffee & Life is a cafe located on the 4th floor of the Worawat Shopping Center. The shop is beautiful, simple, airy, and comfortable for relaxing your eyes and sipping coffee. 2. Makad is a mysterious coffee shop with a beautiful rooftop. But if you find it, it will not be a secret anymore. It is a cute shop with affordable prices and a rooftop with a view. The entrance to the shop is opposite Chiang Mai Cosmetics. There will be a sign in front. #VisitChiangMai #MustVisitCafes #Cafes #ReviewChiangMaiCafes #VisitChiangMai #KadLuang

Good vibe cafe, good for the heart, with a variety of coffee and other menus. There is also food and wine for sale. The shop is airy and comfortable, with very cool air conditioning, suitable for working or having a meal with family. The shop has souvenirs that are products from people in Chiang Mai. Good coffee, delicious food, reasonable prices, you can't miss it. You can park in front of the shop or park on the left hand side of the shop. Bring your parking ticket to get a free parking stamp. 🚗 #foodie #chiangmai #cafe #wine

Today I will share my experience of visiting the Chinese New Year Festival at Kad Luang, Chiang Mai Province. The event was held from January 21-23. There were many activities in the event, such as a Chinese singing contest, lighting firecrackers to pray to the gods at the shrine, paying homage to the shrine, and beautiful light arches for taking pictures along the way. There are also many shops and restaurants along the way for you to stop and visit. For those who missed this year, plan for next year. #thailand #chiangmai

#Chiangmaimarket #Chiangmaiwarorot #Chiangmaihat #Chiangmairattanbag #rattanbag #Chiangmaiwoodenware #woodenware #Chiangmaifruit #Chiangmaiflower #Chiangmainuts #Chiangmaifabric #Chiangmaihat #Chiangmaimarket #Warorotmarket #Warorot #Chiangmaibeads #Chiangmaibeamrang It's a complicated place, so I don't really go there often. But if I go again, I lose track of time looking around here and there. You can buy a lot of things here. 1. Rattan bag 2. Wooden tableware 3. Beamrang lunchbox 4. Sanjok accessories 5. Hat 6. Fruit 7. Nuts 8. Fabric 9. Handmade bead supplies 10. Flower 11. Knitted bag 12. School uniform specialty store And so on... There are so many. I visited a few of them. ​ 1. Eat Patungko The famous Patungko restaurant in Warorot Market. It is one of the representative street foods in Thailand and can be thought of as Thai donuts. The taste is nothing special, but if you eat it with condensed milk, you can say goodbye to your diet for a while.. The reason this place is famous is because they make Patungko in animal shapes.ㅎ It is also very popular with children. It is a hot place on Instagram. An animal-shaped skewer costs 20 baht, and a dragon-shaped one costs 30 baht. 2. Buy a hat There is a hat specialty store right next to the first Patungko store. There is a hat of all kinds, so it is worth a look. This place is not even marked on Google Maps. But it is already a famous hat store among locals. 3. Look around a store with many hot bags and rattan bags The prices are fixed. The price tags are all written down, so you can shop while looking at the prices. It is a good place to look around and if you need a bag, it is a good place to visit at least once. 4. Go buy wooden cutlery If you go to Ban Tawai in Hangdong, there is a wooden cutlery specialty store. However, there is a place in Warorot that sells quite a few products. It is much easier for tourists to visit this place. After buying from both places...the price difference is actually the same. Some products are a little cheaper here. Some products are a little cheaper there. Anyway, unless you are going to buy a lot in bulk, the price difference is not that big. This place not only sells wooden cutlery, but also sells Beomrang lunch boxes, and various other kitchenware, so it is fun to look around.

Getting There / transportation Attractions / local food Shopping / flower starting year 2023 with my sister went to the park call my mom supporting locals lunch + Thai dessert “Bua Loy” is my fav ever wonder around china town buy some flower for my boyfriends snap many photos #chiangmai #tripblazers #market #localfood #travel

📍 Damrong Shop, Waroros Market, Chiang Mai Ask Chiang Mai people which shop to buy souvenirs Everyone recommends this shop. We ordered a lot, we grabbed everything in the shop😂 What's special about this shop is that they pack very well. We told them we wanted to put it in the hold and they packed it very well. #Nam Phrik Num Not spicy at all, very delicious for us #Krap Moo Bought both with and without fat, both were delicious #Sticky rice Very soft #Fried sour sausage Just the right amount of sour, reheated it at home, very delicious If anyone is looking for souvenirs in Chiang Mai, I recommend this shop. Packing is free. #Chinese food guide😋 #Waroros Market #Damrong #Nam Phrik Num #Visit Chiang Mai

#BeautifulPhotoCoordinates This flower market or Kad Dok Mai is a source of almost every type of flower that comes out according to the time the flowers grow.. Roses.. Orchids.. Gerberas.. Chrysanthemums.. Peacocks (Cutters) .. and many more that we mostly don't know the names, we just know that they are beautiful and exciting to see.. We can buy both flowers and decorative leaves because there will be a shop that sells only leaves for us to choose from. So when we want to arrange a bouquet of flowers, we can add them to make it even more beautiful. The flower zone is located on the long road next to the Ping River. For those who drive their own cars, it might be a bit difficult to find parking because the road is a one-way road with lots of cars from day to night. But the market has underground parking. Pay a small parking fee. Walk out a little bit and you will see a dazzling array of things to choose from. If you want beautiful winter flowers to buy as gifts for someone special, you can stop by to choose and buy at Kad Dok Mai. I guarantee that you will not be disappointed. Confirmed. #wattosann

The shop is located at Waroros Market or Kad Luang. The shop is decorated in a unique and unique Nepalese style. The shop is a small shophouse. 👗👚👕The shop downstairs sells clothes, accessories, and souvenirs in Nepalese and Indian styles. ☕🥤☕The coffee shop is on the 2nd floor, serving both food and drinks. The taste is very good, my lord. 📍Location: 50 Khuang Meru Road, Soi Lao Zhou, Tambon Chang Moi, Amphoe Mueang, Chiang Mai Province 🕗Open for service: 8:00-17:00 #CafeLife#SecretLocation#CafeReview

“shopping at Warorot market” Warorot market (or Kad Luang) is a must-visit for food lovers as it offers a wide range of ready-to-eat meals, local snacks and all kinds of fresh produce ranging from fruits to flowers. A large section of the market features inexpensive goods, such as clothing, fashion accessories and personal care products. #mynovgetaway #travelsnacks#newphotographer#unforgettableexperiences#decembertravel

Here is a 4-day itinerary for Chiang Mai, combining classic attractions, cultural experiences, and local cuisine, perfect for first-time visitors: --- ### 🗺️【Itinerary Route】 **Day 1: Old City Cultural Exploration** - Morning: Visit **Chiang Mai Old City** (Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phra Singh, Wat Chiang Man) - Afternoon: **Tha Phae Gate** photo op + Weekend Market (if it's the weekend) - Evening: **Sunday Night Market** (Sunday only) or Night Bazaar on Chang Klan Road **Day 2: Nature and Adventure** - Morning: **Doi Suthep Temple** + panoramic view of Chiang Mai - Afternoon: **Bhubing Palace** (Royal Garden) or **Chiang Mai University** + explore Nimmanhaemin Road - Evening: **Nimmanhaemin Night Market** or visit a popular restaurant **Day 3: Elephant Conservation and Jungle Experience** - All day: Visit **Elephant Nature Park** (ethical elephant sanctuary) - Evening: **Chiang Mai Night Safari** **Day 4: Handicrafts and Relaxation** - Morning: **Bo Sang Umbrella Village**/Silverware Village for a handicraft experience - Afternoon: **Warorot Market** for local products, or experience a Thai massage - Evening: Dinner at a **riverside restaurant** or a rooftop bar --- ### 📍【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. **Wat Chedi Luang**: Landmark of Chiang Mai, ancient pagoda ruins. 2. **Doi Suthep Temple**: Golden temple with a great view. 3. **Elephant Nature Park**: Ethical elephant interaction experience. 4. **Nimmanhaemin Road**: Artsy cafes and designer shops. 5. **Warorot Market**: Local market for dried goods and spices. --- ### 🥘【Must-Try Foods】 1. **Khao Soi** (Curry Noodles): Recommended at "Khao Soi Khun Yai" 2. **Northern Thai Sausage** (Sai Oua): Try at Warorot Market. 3. **Mango Sticky Rice**: Mango Tango or street stalls. 4. **Chiang Mai Night Market Snacks**: Fried insects, coconut cakes, Thai milk tea. 5. **Riverside Restaurant**: For example, "The Good View" with river view and Northern Thai cuisine. --- ### 💡【Tips】 - Transportation: Walk or rent a motorbike (license required) in the Old City, use Grab or songthaews for suburban areas. - Season: Cool season from November to February is the best, April for Songkran Festival (book in advance). - Dress Code: Cover shoulders and knees for temples, bring comfortable shoes and sun protection. 🏠【Accommodation Recommendation】 1. Proud Phu Fah Chiang Mai Hotel

Ministry of Roasters-Chiang Mai Ministry of Roasters, Chiang Mai area, a cafe in Chang Moi area, a shop with a wide selection of coffee beans. Coffee lovers must not miss it. The shop is decorated in white tones. There is a zone that provides detailed coffee knowledge. The shop opens from 08.30-17.00. You can park on the side of the road or you can park in the temple (20 baht per car). #Chiang Mai Cafe #Chiang Mai #Where to go in Chiang Mai #Where to visit in Chiang Mai #What to eat in Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai recommendations

This “dinasour “ very famous in chiang mai , I queue and wait 40 minutes to get this little cute food Is crispy and crunchy, taste is good , should come to try if you in chiang mai

#thailandtrip Chiangmai will always hold a special place in my heart, and it’s a city I’ll keep returning to again and again. The architecture alone is enough to make it a must-visit destination. Lanna-style buildings and temples are simply mesmerizing. The Ho Kham Pavilion in Rajapreuk Park, with its majestic and intricate design, and the Silver Temple (Wat Sri Suphan), gleaming in the sunlight with its detailed silver carvings, are just two examples of the city’s rich architectural heritage. The way these structures embody the essence of Lanna craftsmanship and culture is breathtaking. Every corner of these places tells a story about the kingdom that once ruled this northern region of Thailand, and it always leaves me in awe. But it’s not just the architecture that draws me back. Chiangmai is also a haven for food lovers, and I can never get enough of the local cuisine. Dishes like khao soi, with its rich coconut curry broth and crispy noodles, northern-style larb with its spicier, more herbaceous kick compared to its Isan counterpart, the savory-sweet hung lay curry, and the smoky, flavorful sai oua (northern Thai sausage) are some of my all-time favorites. Each dish reflects the deep culinary traditions of the region, shaped by its history and geography, and every meal in Chiangmai feels like a celebration of the senses. Another thing I love about Chiangmai is its seasonal surprises. Throughout the year, you’re bound to stumble upon different fruits in season, whether it’s the sweet strawberries in cooler months or the tangy gooseberries. The variety and freshness make every visit feel unique, no matter how many times I’ve been before. One of the things that makes Chiangmai truly stand out is its distinct Lanna culture. A visit to the city’s museums, such as the Lanna Folklife Museum or Chiang Mai National Museum, reveals a wealth of knowledge about this northern kingdom and how it differs from other regions of Thailand. The Lanna people have their own dialect, traditional music, dance, and even clothing, which contrasts with the Central Thai, Isan, and Southern Thai cultures. Where the central region might be known for its grand temples and royal history, or Isan for its agricultural roots and folk music, the Lanna people celebrate their heritage with a deep connection to the mountains, a slower pace of life, and spiritual practices that often feel more closely tied to nature. Visiting these museums allows tourists to dive deep into the unique customs, beliefs, and traditions that make Lanna culture so special. Ultimately, Chiangmai offers a complete package—stunning architecture, mouthwatering food, a vibrant cultural scene, and the beauty of nature all around. Whether it’s strolling through its centuries-old temples, savoring a bowl of khao soi, or learning more about the Lanna kingdom, there’s always something new to discover. For these reasons, Chiangmai will always be on my go-to list!

#thailandtrip Winter in Chiang Mai casts a gentle spell with its cool breezes and vibrant floral displays. The city comes alive as local cafes serve up steaming cups of freshly brewed coffee—a perfect way to start the day while soaking in the relaxed vibe of the morning. No visit here is complete without savoring the legendary Khao Soi Khun Yai. This local gem offers a bowl of creamy, spicy curry noodles crowned with crispy toppings, ideal for warming you up on a brisk winter day. After a satisfying meal, meander through Baan Kang Wat, an artisan village where local creativity shines in every handcrafted item. Nearby, Jing Jai Market offers a charming array of eco-friendly and handmade treasures that capture the spirit of Chiang Mai. If you’re visiting in February, the Chiang Mai Flower Festival is a must-see. Buak Hard Park transforms into a stunning canvas of tulips and poppies, inviting you to pause and appreciate nature’s artistry. The colors, set against the backdrop of a clear winter sky, create a picture-perfect scene that’s both serene and inspiring. For an authentic local experience, wander through Warorot Market. This bustling hub overflows with traditional textiles, fresh produce, and unique souvenirs—a true taste of Chiang Mai’s everyday life. As the day winds down, take a leisurely stroll along the Mae Kha Canal. The peaceful waters and gentle night air offer a quiet respite, perfect for reflection. Cap off your evening with a cool beer at a local bar, letting the relaxed pace of winter in Chiang Mai lull you into contentment. In Chiang Mai, winter is a season of simple pleasures—a delightful blend of good food, vibrant local culture, and natural beauty that invites you to relax and savor every moment.

#Get a discount without relying on luck Hia Song Noodles, Kad Luang. This shop has a branch on the fifth floor of Sri Phat Building. But this branch is in Kad Luang in the alley next to Wat Sikh Nam Thari. It is the original shop. Very delicious. The taste is well-rounded, not too strong. The shop has been open since 1935, 90 years. This shop also has wonton noodles, which are hard to find. Recommended menus: pork slice noodles, stewed pork, pork intestines, dry tom yum, wonton with fish ball in clear soup. The shop makes soft and clean intestines. There are other offal. Seasonings: peanuts, roasted chili paste, lime juice, all freshly made. Good price, not expensive, 30-45 baht. For those who are not convenient to travel to the shop, you can order food through delivery services such as Grab Food, Line Man, and Food Panda by searching for the shop name "Hia Song Noodles". I recommend it.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Thai dessert shop Tai Ban Dai is located under the stairs to the 2nd floor of Waroros Market, also known as "Kad Luang", Chiang Mai. This shop has been open since 1971. This shop is famous for its variety of Thai desserts, both fresh and dry. Popular menu items include Foi Thong, Luk Chup, Khanom Chan, Mor Kaeng, and Khanom Keng Maphrao On. All desserts are moderately sweet and reasonably priced. The shop is open every day from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. In addition to buying directly from the shop, you can also order through delivery services such as foodpanda, Grab, and Lineman.

#Get a discount without relying on luck This time visiting Chiang Mai, I would like to recommend Building A coffee shop, a coffee shop hidden in the alley of Lao Zhou, a row of shophouses near the Guan Yu Shrine (or if you can't find it, you can start from Waroros Market). It is a coffee shop for the new generation. There is a signature menu of coconut iced tea, as well as various coffees that you can choose the type of roast. The baristas are highly experienced, making delicious coffee with a clear, rich taste. If you are walking around Waroros Market and want to sit and relax and sip delicious coffee, I would recommend this shop. There is no parking lot and it is a shop that is not air-conditioned, so it is a bit hot.

Driving through Chang Moi Road, heading towards Waroros Market, I saw foreigners and Thais queuing up to buy coffee from this shop. So I decided that I had to stop by one day. When I stopped by in the morning, the shop just opened, so it was quite relaxing. It is a small coffee shop in a corner next to Bangkok Bank. There are many coffee menus and a few desserts to choose from. Most of them focus on take away or if you want to sit in the shop, there are counter-bar chairs for you to sit on. The coffee tastes good and the price is very reasonable. It is a good choice if you come to shop at Kad Luang. It is very chill. (In the evening, the shop also has cocktails. You have to try it.) Location: Before reaching Waroros Market, on the left next to Bangkok Bank Open 6:00 - 22:00 every day #Get a discount without relying on luck #VisitChiangMai #WhereToGoChiangMai #ChiangMaiWorthVisiting #CafeWithRelaxingAtmosphere #ChiangMaiCafe

#celebrateit It is said to be the largest market in Chiang Mai, with a history of more than 100 years. There are about 500 shops in the building from the 1st basement floor to the 3rd floor above ground, and a variety of products from fresh food to miscellaneous goods for tourists are available. In particular, on the fresh food floor, locals also come to buy ingredients, so you can get a glimpse of the private life of Chiang Mai people. There are many stalls on the road outside, and eating out is also one of the pleasures.

Building A at Warorot Market 🥤 #New cafe located in Kad Luang, Chiang Mai "Building A at Warorot Market" is a small cafe in an old building before reaching the shrine and Win Cosmetic. Kad Luang is another shopping area in Chiang Mai that everyone must know. Come and chill and watch the way of life of the people here. It's so chill. 🤎🤍 The shop has both Coffee / Non-coffee drinks that taste good and are not expensive. If anyone passes this way, please stop by. ☕🍵 📍Location: "Kad Luang", Chiang Mai, before reaching Win Cosmetic 📍Open: 08.00 - 17.00 #BuildingA #Chiang Mai Review #Chiang Mai #chiangmai #Thailand #cafechiangmai #Chiang Mai Travel #Kad Luang Chiang Mai #Get a discount without relying on luck

#getgoing2025 Warorot Market (Kad Luang): This bustling local market, also known as Kad Luang, is a feast for the senses, offering a wide variety of local produce, food stalls, clothing, and household goods. It's a great place to experience the local culture and sample authentic Thai cuisine at affordable prices. You can find everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to prepared meals, snacks, and local handicrafts. The market is particularly vibrant in the morning and evening, when locals come to shop and socialize. Exploring Warorot Market is a great way to immerse yourself in the local life of Chiang Mai and discover hidden culinary gems.

Building A at Warorot Market 🥤 •—ChiangMai, Thailand🇹🇭 Open daily : 8.00am-5.00pm . ✨Pop Up Cafe ตั้งอยู่ใน “ตลาดวโรรส หรือ กาดหลวง” ย่านเก่าแก่ของเชียงใหม่ ได้เสพบรรยากาศเห็นวิถีชีวิตของผู้คน เครื่องดื่มทางร้านมีทั้ง Coffee / Noncoffee ที่รสชาติดี ราคาไม่แรง ใครผ่านมาทางนี้มาแวะกันได้นะ ☕🍵🧋 #BuildingA #chiangmai #Thailand #cafechiangmai #กาดหลวงเชียงใหม่ #เที่ยวเชียงใหม่

5-day Thailand tour: Enjoy the tropical vibes! Carefully selected routes to help you experience the unique charm of Thailand. Come and explore with us! -------- 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Wat Phra That Doi Suthep—Warorot Market—Chang Klan Night Market Visit the ancient Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and experience its tranquility and sanctity. Stroll through the bustling Warorot Market and pick up some unique souvenirs. In the evening, head to Chang Klan Night Market to taste authentic snacks and experience the local nightlife. Day 2: Maetaman Elephant Camp—Maetaman Bamboo Rafting—Blue Temple—Nimmanhaemin Road—Chiang Mai Night Safari Get up close and personal with elephants and experience their gentleness and cuteness. Then, enjoy the fun of bamboo rafting and the coolness and excitement it brings. Visit the Blue Temple and appreciate its unique architectural aesthetics. Stroll along Nimmanhaemin Road and enjoy a leisurely time. In the evening, visit Chiang Mai Night Safari and observe the nocturnal life of animals. Day 3: Chiang Rai Hot Springs—White Temple—Black House Relax and unwind at Chiang Rai Hot Springs and wash away the fatigue of your journey. Then, visit the famous White Temple and experience its purity and sanctity. Finally, explore the mysterious Black House and experience its depth and fantasy. Day 4: Free Day in Chiang Mai On this day, you can explore Chiang Mai at your own pace, discover the charm of this ancient city, taste local delicacies, buy unique souvenirs, or visit other attractions that interest you. Day 5: Old City of Chiang Mai On the last day, we will visit the historic Old City of Chiang Mai and experience the ancient charm of this city, as well as learn about its culture and history. Here, you can stroll along the ancient streets, admire the ancient architecture, and experience the local cultural atmosphere. -------- Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Chiang Mai Night Safari 🌟🌟 Address: 33 Moo 12, Nong Kwai, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai Province Opening Hours: 11:00–22:00 Duration: 2–3 hours Take a night tour on a sightseeing bus and get up close and personal with the animals for a unique experience! 🏯 Old City of Chiang Mai 🏯 Address: Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand Opening Hours: All day Duration: 1 day Immerse yourself in Thailand's important cultural heritage and experience the weight and charm of history. 🕍 White Temple 🕍 Address: 1 Phahonyothin Rd, Pa O Don Chai, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai 57000 Opening Hours: 8:00–17:00 Duration: 2–3 hours Admire the sacred and pure white temple architecture and appreciate the unique beauty of religious art. 🌃 Chang Klan Night Market 🌃 Address: 89, 2 Changklan Rd, Tambon Chang Moi, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50100 Opening Hours: 16:00–23:30 Duration: 1–4 hours A wide variety of handicrafts, brightly lit after dark, bustling with people, and full of excitement. -------- Tips: - Food: Thai food is rich in spicy, sour, and sweet flavors. Try it in moderation to avoid stomach discomfort 😋. - January Weather: The temperature in Thailand in January is moderate, warm and comfortable during the day, and slightly cool at night. Remember to bring a light jacket 🧥. - Visa Information: Thailand is visa-free, but your passport must be valid for more than 6 months for a smoother entry 🛫. - Souvenir Prices: Compare prices when buying souvenirs. Rayong Province offers more affordable prices 🛍️! -------- Thailand tour: food, scenery, and beautiful memories await you to explore and enjoy the exotic charm! 🌟

📍 Chiang Mai One-Day Itinerary Morning: • Start your day at Wat Phra Singh, a masterpiece of Lanna architecture. Stroll around the peaceful temple grounds, admire the intricate wooden carvings, and soak in the tranquil morning atmosphere. Midday: • Head to Warorot Market (Kad Luang) to explore Chiang Mai’s bustling local life. Grab a refreshing tropical fruit smoothie and browse for unique local snacks, fresh produce, and souvenirs. 🍲Lunch: • Enjoy a bowl of rich, flavorful beef noodles at Rote Yiam Beef Noodle, a Michelin-recognized eatery known for its delicious broth and tender meat. It’s the perfect spot for a satisfying lunch break. Afternoon: • Visit Wat Chedi Luang, where you can explore the ancient ruins and admire the towering chedi. This temple is an important historical landmark and offers plenty of photo opportunities with its mix of ancient and modern architecture. Evening: • Conclude your day at the magnificent Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, timing your visit for the moonlight. By evening, the golden pagodas glow brightly against the dark sky, creating a magical and serene atmosphere. The quiet of the night makes it an ideal time to reflect and take in the beauty of this sacred site. 💡 Tips: • Bring a light jacket for the evening visit to Doi Suthep, as it can get cooler. • Ensure your phone or camera is charged to capture the golden beauty under the moonlight. • Be mindful of temple etiquette, including modest dress and quiet behavior. #Thailand ##chiangmai

Itinerary: Day 1: Smooth entry into Chiang Mai—>Tha Phae Gate, Wua Lai Walking Street—>Temples in the Old City, Wat Chedi Luang—>Night Safari Day 2: Elephant Cafe (Elefin Farm & Cafe)—>Alice Cafe (Chom Cafe and Restaurant)—>Nimmanhaemin Road Day 3: Warorot Market—>Fly to Bangkok Night Safari: It's okay. I recommend you don't go too late, as many animals will have eaten and gone to sleep. Elephant Cafe: Recommended. You can interact with elephants and take photos with them. Alice Cafe: Very small, with lots of people taking photos. Nimmanhaemin Road: Lots of food and shopping. Warorot Market: Just an old market. There are lots of things, but it's hard to find what you want. Chiang Mai Night Bazaar: Not recommended. Food: Near the Old City: Kat's Kitchen: Seafood Tom Yum Noodles (delicious) Blue Noodle: Clear Beef Noodles (not delicious) Michelin Banana Pancakes Rotee Pa Day: Street stall, open from 6–7 pm (okay, average) Near Nimmanhaemin Road: Kao Soy Nimman: Teresa Teng's favorite curry noodles (not as delicious as expected, small portions) Small BBQ stall: Opposite Omakase by Sensai, open from 6–7 pm (delicious) Joost Smoothie: Smoothie (delicious, but unfortunately it's not mangosteen season, so I didn't get to try the mangosteen smoothie) Egg Rice (good)

When traveling to Chiang Mai, Thailand, in addition to checking out the ancient temples and celebrity cafes, it is also necessary to visit the local markets. In Chiang Mai, the most famous market is Warorot Market. So what’s there at Waroro Market? For ordinary traditional markets, restaurants are the main business, but in the Waroro market, on the contrary, there are fewer businesses operating restaurants, and there are more cosmetics stores, clothing stores, daily necessities stores, handicraft stores, and fabric shops. shop, dry goods shop, dried fruit shop, fruit shop and flower shop, etc., the types are relatively diverse. Of course, Thai local specialty delicacy walolo is also a must. If you want to wait to eat Thai local specialties, you have to wait until after the evening, because many food stalls are "opening" one after another. All kinds of snacks are full of fragrance, which is simply a paradise for foodies. - Transportation guide: A. You can take a red songthaew to Waroro Market. The songthaew fare is 30 baht per person. B. You can also take the Chiang Mai bus R1 and R3 lines and get off at the Waroro Market bus station. The bus fare is 20 baht per person. C. You can also make a reservation on Grab to go to Waroro Market. The specific fare is based on the pick-up location. It is recommended to make a reservation on Grab when traveling with two to four people. It is very cost-effective to share the fare equally. Just search for "Chiangmai Warorot Market" in Grab destination. #11月Good Places 2024 #globaltravel #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #ChiangmaiTravel #Chiangmai