CHIANG MAI
Chiang Mai’s best days out.
The 15 most popular shopping 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.
Chiang Mai market and herb garden tour, then cook Thai dishes and curry paste in an organic garden with hotel pickup.
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Chiang Mai farm-to-kitchen cooking class with market and organic farm visits, hands-on Thai cooking, and plenty of food for $34.
Chiang Mai market-to-kitchen cooking class at Daddy’s Kitchen with hotel pickup, hands-on woks, and a PDF Thai recipe book.
Shop Chiang Mai ingredients, then cook and eat four Thai dishes in an air-conditioned class with hotel pickup and a recipe PDF.
Eat your way through Chiang Mai night markets with a small guide-led group, hotel pickup, and Thai ordering help for about 150 minutes.
Watch Muay Thai at Chiang Mai’s Kalare Night Bazaar Stadium with the Wai khru ritual and 6 bouts, running most nights 9pm–11:30pm.
Evening Thai cooking with an organic farm market tour in Chiang Mai, with hotel pickup, 6 dishes, and what you cook for dinner.
“They picked me up from my hotel and then our group was driven to a market outside of Chiang Mai. It was a market for locals and very authentic. Our chef (Perm) showed us the different ingredients we would be using and had us smell various herbs/plants. He was so funRead more”
Chiang Mai market, sticky waterfalls, Wat Ban Den, and an elephant welfare sanctuary day with close encounters, bathing, and herbal vitamin balls.
Chiang Mai morning market and organic garden, then a hands-on cooking class where you pick 6 dishes at your own wok with pickup.
“Great cooking class! I liked that we could pick the menu items we wanted to eat. This was actually the second cooking class I did in Thailand but liked it since I could try making other dishes. I liked the hotel pick up too which was a nice bonus.”
Evening tuk-tuk tour in Chiang Mai with temple stops, street-food tastings, and dessert, ending at the Night Bazaar.
“We had a very nice time. I think we probably could have gone to one less temple (2 instead of 3). But it was a fun night activity and a good way to get our bearings in Chiang Mai!”
Evening cooking class in Chiang Mai with a local market and organic garden, then learn 6 Thai dishes using fresh ingredients.
“The staff was real friendly, helped us to prepare. The food explained everything about the plants. It was really nice.”
Chiang Mai market-to-home cooking class: shop Thai ingredients, cook 5 dishes plus a special dish, eat together, and take recipes home.
Chiang Mai organic farm cooking class with a Somphet Market visit. Hotel pickup, open-air kitchen, local herbs, tasty Thai dishes.
“We booked this tour and were picked up from our hotel, taken on a tour of the local market and got to try lots of tit bits and also were given info on what different types of food were.”
A Chiang Mai morning of market shopping, organic farm fun, and hands-on cooking of four Thai dishes, ending with mango sticky rice.
“So much fun. They picked us up at our hotel and took us home afterwards. The group we were with we all had individual cooking areas. We created our own menus. We walk through the garden and learned about everything. Even got to have Read more”
Cook 6 classic Thai dishes in a Lanna home near Chiang Mai Gate with a market tour, curry paste from scratch, and sticky rice.
From the Old City temples to the mountain trails and the night markets. Every way to spend a day in the north.
