Things To Do In 2 Days in Chiang Mai
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Explore the city of temples in 2 days
Live like a local in Chiang Mai for 48 hours! Whether you’re a foodie, shopaholic, or nature lover; finding fun things to do in Chiang Mai for 2 days is easy. Looking for exactly what to do in Chiang Mai for 2 days? Look no further! Day 1: Visit the many temples Chiang Mai isn’t exactly short of temples! In fact, it has more temples than any other Thai province. There are more than 300 ‘wats’ throughout the city and surrounding areas. From the famous Wat Phra That Doi Suthep perched up in the mountains to the visually impressive Wat Chedi Luang in the heart of the Old City, exploring the temples in Chiang Mai is a must! Day: 1: Explore the Chiang Mai night markets The best place to shop in Chiang Mai is its night markets! There's a range of markets scattered throughout the city, and most of them are full of locals. If you're lucky enough to be in Chiang Mai on a weekend, don’t miss out on the Sunday Walking Street! This epic night market is packed with cute and quirky shops, delicious and authentic Thai street food, and a lively ambiance. During the week, check out the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar which is opening every evening and has all the best local souvenirs. Day 2: Have brunch on Nimmanheiman road Nimmanheiman is known to the trendiest area in Chiang Mai, with locals flocking to the many boutiques and brunch spots here all week. Hit this area for breakfast or brunch one day and you’ll find a plethora of tasty options. Soak in the laid back vibes at Healthy B Café or stop in for a fresh smoothie at Smoothie Blues. Other popular brunch places include the very cool Rustic & Blue and the cute Bake & Bite Café. Day 2: Wander around the Old City Take a red truck from Nimmanheiman to the Old City, and spend the rest of your day wandering around inside what’s left of its ancient walls. The Old City is home to many of Chiang Mai’s most famous temples, as well as the famous Thapae Gate where many locals choose to hang out during the evenings. Food-wise, you’re spoilt for choice with an abundance of authentic Northern Thai dishes on offer at every corner.
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We had a very good time with Ae. She was so nice for us and the kids adored her. She knows so much about Thailand and she like to share her knowledge. If you are looking for a guide, don’t hesitate to go with Ae!
Ae was terrific, introducing us to the history and area of Old Town Chiang Mai as well as to some of the great food opportunities along the way. We all appreciated Ae's warmth and their deep knowledge.
We were delighted to spend a morning being shown around Chaing Mai by Boy. He is a wealth of knowledge about the city and delivered us safely back to our hotel, which was much appreciated.
We had a wonderful time being shown around by Purichat (aka May). It was fascinating to see the aspects of the city we would never have found on our own. Purichat is a local born and bred, and knows the city inside and out. She’s very friendly, speaks great English, enjoys sharing her city, and, as our adventures trying local fruits in a market proves, is maybe a little mischievous as well. 😀 As we’d already been to one place she was planning to take us, she quickly adapted the tour and took us to a new site. We’d happily recommend this tour and Purichat as a tour guide.
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