CHIANG MAI
Chiang Mai’s best days out.
The 12 most popular historical tours in Chiang Mai. What each one involves, what it costs and who runs it, so you can pick the right day before you book.
A 3-hour guided walk through Chiang Mai’s Old City temples, from Lanna Wat Phra Singh to a teak Wat Phan Tao and Chedi Luang.
Most Popular“John was amazing! We had a really small group of 4 but he was still presenting passion and involvement to the tour. Told us about culture, history and many local facts. I recommend this tour!”
Bike Chiang Mai’s Old City in 4 hours, morning or night. Temple highlights, market snacks, and easy 12–14 km riding.
“Farm our guide was full of local knowledge and very attentive and safely conscious on the busier roads looking after us well. I learnt a lot about the temples and local knowledge plus the food market was great too.”
Bike Chiang Mai’s Old City in 4 hours on a small-group tour with temples, City Pillar views, and a market snack break.
“Great tour with a small group. We were slightly late and the guide was very accommodating. Highly recommend as a way to see the city and find you way around. Thank you”
Private night bike tour through Chiang Mai’s Old City, with temple visits, quiet lanes, and a market snack stop for a relaxed 4-hour ride.
“My Guide Tee was the best! I learned so much from him, I had the best time, we can see Chiang Mai from a local point of view, almost seeing from inside out, a lot of education about history and about Buddhism, of course we visited wonderful temples! I got to try amazing food from…”
Walk Chiang Mai’s old city with an English-speaking guide, visiting Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang, plus Three Kings Monument for Lanna context.
“Our tour with Farm was great! I feel lucky we had such a kind and knowledgeable guide to help us get to know Chiang Mai! We learned a good amount of Chiang Mai history and got to see much of the old city. For people who want to appreciate the history of the city, I…”
Private Sukhothai Historical Park day trip from Chiang Mai with hotel pickup, bike exploring, admission included, and a guide who explains it all.
“The park was mesmerizing: serene, spiritual, and historically very informative. It sure was the best part of my Chiang Mai trip. And it was our tour guide, M, who made this wonderful exploration possible. He was sincere, kind, knowledegable, and sensitive to our needs. He drove nine hours in total but never lost concentration. Many…”
Chiang Mai old town on foot: Three Kings Monument, Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang with an English guide, water, and tickets.
“An excellent walking tour. My guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. Everything was included, from all entrance fees and donations to a snack of fried bananas. Highly recommended!”
Chiang Mai history meets mouth-watering street food on a 3-hour small-group tour with Lanna temples, Warorot Market tastings, and local transport.
“Friendly guide & some unique places but didn't expect it to be private tour so guide couldn't personalize to our interests. Could've used more explanations for some places.”
Hybrid bike tour of Chiang Mai’s old city: temples and markets, veg lunch, hotel pickup, water, and a small-group guide.
“Our guide Jane was both fun and knowledgeable and safely led us through the maze of the old city highlights. The temples were awe inspiring and the colourful market an epic delight!”
A 4-hour private Lanna heritage walking tour in Chiang Mai with temples, the moat, a local market, and café stops for $45.
“Richard was wonderful! I learned so much from him. He shared so much, I left our time together with a slightly changed perspective, for the better. Bonus, I was the only one so I had Richard all to myself. Highly recommend!”
Walk Chiang Mai’s Old City highlights in 3 hours, from Wat Chiang Man to Wat Chedi Luang, with a small-group guide and bottled water.
“Great tour with Jen the guide! She was very knowledgeable, with great English and attitude. It was a great start to know Chiang Mai. Recommend!”
Chiang Mai Foodies and Historic Walk combines Old City temples, Warorot Market tastings, guided stories, and a Thai meal with coffee.
“I had a destination wedding in Chiang Mai and wanted to take my guests on a food tour. It was a large group - perhaps 13 people - and some folks had to peel off before the end to go to another activity they previously planned. Despite all thRead more”
From the Old City temples to the mountain trails and the night markets. Every way to spend a day in the north.
