CHIANG MAI
Chiang Mai’s best days out.
The 15 most popular walking 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 Old City temples in 3 hours. See Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phan Tao and Wat Phra Singh with a local GSTC-guided walk.
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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.
Walk Chiang Mai’s most iconic temples in 4 hours. See Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Pan Tao murals, and Wat Phra Singh with a live guide.
A 150-minute Chiang Mai walking food tour with local snacks, markets, and Hakka noodles, plus flower-market stops and carbon offsets.
Spend 5 hours in Chiang Mai with mahout-style elephant care, a hill tribe village, and a Mae Wang waterfall walk—no riding, no tricks.
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.
Walk Chiang Mai’s Old City in 3 hours, visiting Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phan Tao and Wat Phra Singh with an English guide for $16.
“Wonderful experience!! Adapted to kids too! Guide is funny and knowledgable. Must try in chiang mai!”
Walk Chiang Mai’s key temples with an ex-monk guide in 3.5 hours. Clear Buddhist context, light walking, licensed English help.
“This was wonderful. Cartoon (sp) was so informative and devoted about sharing the Buddha’s ways. Wonderful advice for any human. First day in Thailand. A little overwhelmed about what to do for first day. This was a perfect introduction.”
3-hour Chiang Mai walking food tour: Old Town bites like banana-leaf sticky rice, satay, khao soi, desserts, and a secret dish.
Chiang Mai old town on foot: Three Kings Monument, Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang with an English guide, water, and tickets.
“The guide, Kitty, was really difficult for the entire group to understand. He spent too much time at the onset talking about language and he repeated himself many times. I would recommend doing introductions and getting to the first temple aRead more”
A 2.5-hour Chiang Mai street-food walk with a pro guide, tasting classic Hakka noodles, pa tong go, and market snacks for $40.
“Pretty lame. No food was included only a coconut drink. That was not clearly explained when we signed up or by the tour provider.”
Chiang Mai’s temple walk with an ex-monk guide. See historic sites, learn Buddhism through practice, and enjoy free temple entry.
“This was a really great tour and I was able to learn a lot about Buddhism and the temples overall! The tour guide was more than happy to answer any questions while also providing lots of interesting and valuable information. Would definitely recommend doing this tour!”
Twilight 3-hour walk in Chiang Mai’s Old City: Wat Phra Singh, Wat Chedi Luang, and the Three Kings Monument. Expert guide, $18.
“The guide was very knowledgable also due to the fact that he was a monk for five years when younger.”
Twilight walk through Chiang Mai’s Old City temples, guided stories at Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang, ending at Three Kings Monument.
Join a small-group early morning walk with Chiang Mai monks, see devotees at a market stop, then chat about Buddhism at the temple.
From the Old City temples to the mountain trails and the night markets. Every way to spend a day in the north.
