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Chiang Mai Old City Wall Route l เส้นทางรอบคูเมืองเชียงใหม่ This trail starts from Ta Pae Gate and goes along the old wall of Chiangmai Old City Square. You will experience the ancient construction of the wall as well as the architecture of many temples along the way. There are also cultural scenes on the way from local foods, houses, small streets, and historic sites. It is recommended to bring a hat for unshaded sections of this route. You will find many spots you can make stops on your walk.

Chang Mai - Chiang Rai - Chiang Saen Cycling Route l เส้นทางจักรยานเชียงใหม่ - เชียงราย - เชียงแสน This trail starts from Chiang Mai and heads north towards Chiang Dao district, then loops to the North region of Chiang Rai towards Chiang Saen district. You will get to explore many amazing things on the way from local communities, riding through surrounding nature and mountain ranges, different foods along the way, and Khong River where you will be riding along overlooking Laos. You can...

Changmai City Thapae Gate Walk l เส้นทางเดินจากประตูท่าแพเมืองเชียงใหม่ This is one of many walking routes to explore the beauty and local life of Chiangmai City. It starts from Iron Bridge and crosses the Ping River to Ta Pae Gate (the East Gate of Chiangmai City) . Then, it leads you inside the ancient city wall to see more temples and street life. There are many local restaurants to try out along the way! Getting there: You can start walking from the East side of Iron Bridge.

Wat Umong Temple - Wat Phra Non Temple l วัดอุโมงค์ - วัดพระนอน This trail starts in Wat Umong Temple and Wat Phra Non Temple area. Some sections go along the local roads and some go into the forest. You will be visiting the temples and old ruins. There are many types of plants and wildlife as well as Lanna style Architecture style that is native to Northern Thailand to see. Please make your visit in respectful gestures and make sure to dress culturally appropriate (For example; pants that...

Wat Umong Temple l วัดอุโมงค์ Wat Umong Temple also known as Wat Umong Suan Puthatham is a temple that is 700+ years old. The Buddhist temple is surrounded by serene nature and is home to a variety of interesting treasures such as the Ashok Pillar. Additionally, the temple's surroundings contain a multitude of animals such as turtles, fishes, and birds. It is also a great place to study Lanna style Architecture native to Northern Thailand.