San Kham Paeng Hot spring

San Kamphaeng Hot Spring, Chiang Mai is situated 23 km from San Kamphaeng district and 36 km from the city. The spring is located in scenic surrounding of spectacular hills and large and shady trees. San Kamphaeng Hot Spring, Chiang Mai hosts a splendid lush green park which is spread over an area of 40-acre.The park has been beautifully landscaped and it has a range of flowers. This place is the perfect destination for people who are health and physical well being conscious. The water at San Kamphaeng Hot Spring, Chiang Mai possesses high sulphur content which cures many diseases and improves blood circulation. The temperature of water at San Kamphaeng Hot Spring, Chiang Mai is around hundred degrees centigrade. The water comes from a deep source many attempts have been made to harness this energy.

Vachiratharn Waterfall

Vachiratharn Waterfall is a popular waterfall in the Doi Inthanon National Park. It is one of the most visited waterfall in the national park. Also called Tad Khongyong, Vachirathan Waterfall is part of the Doi Inthanon Waterfall. It is about 750 meters above sea level. On its opposite side is Pha Mon Kaeo, a steep cliff.

Wat Phra Singh

Wat Phra Singh, located on the west side of Samlan Road, within the old city walls. The main entrance, guarded by two enormous dragon-like "lions," is directly opposite the end of Rajdamnern Road and the old name called 'Wat Lichiang.' Wat Phra Singh has the most complete version of Lanna Chappel and is home to Phra Buddha Sihing, considered Chiang Mai's important and sacred Buddha mage.

Wat Chediluang

Having gained recognitiong as one of the greatest pagodas of Chiang Mai, Maha Chedi Luang is a castle-like structure combined with bell-shaped pagoda features. It reflects the transitional period of such structures, featuring early Lanna style architecture of the 14th century.

Wat Suan Dok

The 14th century temple of Wat Suan Dok is located just west of the old city walls on Suthep Road. The temple was built by King Keu Na of Lanna for a revered priest visiting from Sukhothai as a place for the monk to spend the rains retreat. The name of the temple roughly translates to "field of flowers."

Chiang mai City

Chiang Mai (Thai:Th-Chiang Mai.ogg เชียงใหม่ (help·info), Lanna (local): เจียงใหม่), also sometimes written as "Chiengmai" or "Chiangmai", is the largest and most culturally significant city in northern Thailand, and is the capital of Chiang Mai Province. It is located some 700 km (435 mi) north of Bangkok, among some of the highest mountains in the country. The city stands on the Ping river, a major tributary of the Chao Phraya river.