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Thai Cooking Class at Organic Farm in Chiang Mai★ 4.97 (20,810) · 6h
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Chiang Mai Thai & Akha Cooking Class with Master Chef★ 4.98 (4,680) · 6h
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Chiang Mai: Doi Inthanon Day Trip, Waterfall & Hilltribe Lunch★ 4.80 (1,849) · 8h–9h
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Phuket to Phi Phi Islands: Maya Bay & Snorkeling Speedboat★ 4.91 (1,594) · 8hUS$ 163View ›
Chiang Mai: Bua Tong Waterfall, Elephant Sanctuary & Bamboo Rafting★ 4.96 (1,570) · 8hUS$ 55View ›
Chiang Rai Temples Day Trip: White, Blue & Chinese Temples★ 4.95 (1,391) · 13hUS$ 149View ›
Thai Cooking Class Chiang Mai: Learn at Organic Farm★ 4.97 (1,262) · 8hUS$ 37View ›
Doi Inthanon, Elephant Sanctuary & Trek: 3-in-1 Chiang Mai Tour★ 4.78 (1,159) · 10h–12hUS$ 46View ›
Thai Cooking Class in Chiang Mai: Market to Table★ 4.99 (952) · 6hUS$ 28View ›
Chiang Mai: Evening Street Food Tour with Hotel Pickup★ 4.74 (866) · 2h 30mUS$ 40View ›Top rated (10)
Chiang Mai: Sticky Waterfall, Elephants & Long Neck VillageYou climb a limestone waterfall, walk with elephants in an ethical sanctuary, explore a Karen village with a local guide, then choose between white water or bamboo rafting—all in one day with lunch, transport, and an English-speaking guide included. The fixed itinerary and included meals mean you show up and move through four separate experiences without arranging anything yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see four different sides of Northern Thailand in one day without arranging transport, tickets, or timing between stops—the fixed schedule is what makes it possible to fit a waterfall, elephants, a village, and a river into a single outing.
Chiang Mai: Jungle Coffee Trek, Roast & Karen Village LunchYou’ll trek deep into Chiang Mai’s shaded coffee forests with local guides, plant your own seedling beneath ancient trees, share a fresh Karen-style lunch in the village, and roast your own Arabica beans by hand before brewing them yourself. Expect muddy shoes, real conversation, and flavors you’ll remember long after you leave.
Chiang Mai: Thai Cooking Class & Market Tour with Organic IngredientsYou’ll shop for fresh herbs at a Chiang Mai market, learn real Thai recipes at your own cooking station, pound curry paste by hand, then share a relaxed meal with new friends. Expect laughter, gentle guidance from your local host, and flavors you’ll keep craving long after you leave.
Chiang Mai: Evening Cooking Class & Market Tour with PickupYou’ll wander through Chiang Mai’s lively Kom Market with a local guide before learning Thai recipes at your own cooking station. Expect laughter over woks, hands-on help from your instructor, and new flavors you’ll remember long after you leave. Includes hotel pickup and drop-off so you can relax into the evening.
Chiang Mai: Sticky Waterfall, ATV & White Water RaftingYou spend the morning climbing a limestone waterfall and swimming in its pools, then ride an ATV through jungle and farmland outside the city, then raft a 4 km stretch of level 3-4 rapids. Lunch and all entry fees are included, and you're back by late afternoon. The whole day is built around not having to arrange transport, timing, or meals yourself.Is it for me?Good for anyone who wants a full day of mixed activity without arranging three separate bookings and timing — the fixed itinerary and included transport mean you show up and the day unfolds in sequence.
Chiang Mai: Full-Day Cooking Class & Local Market TourYou spend a full day learning to cook five Thai dishes in a countryside home, starting with a real local market tour where you pick ingredients and taste street food. The instructor guides you through making curry paste, soups, stir-fries, curries, and desserts, then sends you home with a recipe book. Hotel pickup from downtown Chiang Mai is included, and the class runs about 20 minutes outside the city center.Is it for me?This works well if you want to learn real Thai cooking techniques in a home setting rather than a commercial kitchen, and prefer picking your own ingredients at an actual local market instead of a prepared class setup. The full-day format and included market tour mean you're not arranging transport or sourcing ingredients yourself.
Chiang Mai Tuk Tuk Driving and Bamboo Rafting: 10 hoursA 10-hour small-group activity in Chiang Mai where you drive your own tuk tuk through the Mae Wang region, stop at a remote mountain temple and an elephant home, and finish with bamboo rafting on the local river. A professional guide leads throughout; groups stay under 18. Pickup from your hotel or a designated meeting point is included, and lunch with a vegetarian option is provided.Is it for me?You're driving the tuk tuk yourself the whole day, not sitting as a passenger—this suits anyone who wants hands-on control and the novelty of operating Thailand's most iconic vehicle. Groups stay under 18, which keeps the pace manageable and the stops less crowded than larger tours.
Doi Inthanon Trek & Coffee: Thailand's Highest Peak from Chiang MaiYou trek about two hours through Thailand's highest mountain, visit the Twin Pagodas at the summit, see the park's largest waterfall, and taste Arabica coffee grown on the slopes. Lunch and all park fees are included, and a private driver handles the round-trip transfer from your Chiang Mai hotel, so you only show up and walk.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Thailand's highest peak and walk its trails without arranging transport, park tickets, or timing yourself around a group — the private format and included lunch mean you move at your own pace and eat when you're ready.
Ethical Elephant Sanctuary Chiang Mai: Half-Day Care ExperienceA half-day ethical elephant sanctuary visit in Chiang Mai where you observe rescued elephants in a natural environment, learn their behavior and dietary needs, and support conservation-focused care. Hotel pickup is included, and the morning or afternoon slot fits around your schedule. The sanctuary prioritizes animal welfare over entertainment, so you'll watch the elephants roam and socialize as they would in the wild rather than perform.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure if you have the afternoon free after returning to the city, or the afternoon slot if you want to spend your morning elsewhere in Chiang Mai. Either way, the fixed schedule and included transport mean you're not arranging logistics—you're just showing up to spend time with the elephants on their terms.
Thai Cooking Class in Chiang Mai: Market to Farm KitchenAn evening Thai cooking class at an organic farm 13km outside Chiang Mai where you tour Somphet Market, hand-pick fresh ingredients, then cook six authentic dishes at your own station in an open-air kitchen. A live English-speaking chef leads the class, which includes van pickup from the city, a colored cooking book, and a meal of what you've made. Children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?The class asks for an evening commitment of about five hours and involves standing and working at a cooking station in an open-air kitchen—so it suits someone with a few hours to spare and the energy for hands-on cooking, not someone looking for a quick demonstration or a seated experience.
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Chiang Mai Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer 24/7You're met at Chiang Mai airport arrivals by an English-speaking driver with your name, driven in an air-conditioned vehicle to your hotel, and given driver contact info and meeting point details in advance. The service runs round the clock, flight tracking is included, and the price is fixed before you arrive.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Chiang Mai with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation at the curb — the driver waits at arrivals, the price is locked in, and you know exactly who to look for and where to meet them.
Chiang Mai Airport Transfer: Private Car & Van PickupYou arrive at Chiang Mai Airport and text a WhatsApp number; a driver with your name on a sign meets you at your gate and loads your luggage into a private car or van. The route, vehicle type and price are set before you land, so you skip the taxi queue and the negotiation. The service runs 24 hours and fits groups up to nine passengers.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in Chiang Mai with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and price haggling—the fixed price and 24/7 availability mean you can arrive at any hour and head straight to your hotel without arranging transport on the spot.
Doi Suthep Temple Tour Chiang Mai: Climb the Sacred MountainThis 3-hour temple tour takes you from central Chiang Mai up Doi Suthep mountain in a traditional red songthaew—the open-sided shared taxi locals use—to visit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, one of Thailand's most sacred Buddhist sites. An English-speaking guide leads you up the temple's famous Naga-flanked staircase and explains the history and symbolism of the golden chedi and the shrine. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included within the Old City; five departure times throughout the day let you fit it into a short stay.Is it for me?Pick a morning or afternoon slot if you're staying outside the Old City—you'll meet the group at Thapae Gate rather than arrange a separate pickup, and the songthaew ride plus guide commentary fit neatly into three hours.
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep temple tour by songtaew from Chiang MaiA 3-hour guided tour of Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, one of Thailand's most sacred temples, departing from your Chiang Mai hotel in a local songtaew (open-sided pick-up truck with benches). You ride up the mountain like locals do, climb the grand staircase flanked by mythical serpents, and explore the glittering temple grounds with a licensed English-speaking guide who explains the history and symbolism. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; temple entrance is 30 THB per person on the Small Group With Entrance Fees option, or you can skip the fee and explore the grounds on the Small Group Without Entry Fees option. The Private option includes both ticket and transfers.Is it for me?Book the Small Group With Entrance Fees if you want the full temple experience with entry included and prefer sharing the ride with other travelers; choose Without Entry Fees if you'd rather skip the ticket and save cost; pick the Private option if you're traveling with family or friends and want the songtaew and guide to yourselves.
Chiang Mai: Thai Cooking Class & Market Tour with GardenYou’ll start your day in Chiang Mai with a local market visit to pick out fresh ingredients before heading to an organic garden for hands-on Thai cooking. Choose your favorite dishes and learn directly from friendly instructors who’ll share tips (and jokes) along the way. Enjoy your meal by a peaceful lake pavilion—and leave with new skills plus a few stories worth retelling.
Chiang Mai: Evening Thai Cooking Class & Organic Garden TourYou’ll wander a Chiang Mai market with a local guide, pick fresh herbs from an organic garden, then cook six Thai dishes yourself — all at your own pace. Choose your menu, adjust spice levels, relax by the lake or in an air-conditioned dining room, and leave with recipes plus a few stories you didn’t see coming.
Chiang Mai Temples Tour: Doi Suthep & Wat Chedi LuangA guided tour of three iconic Chiang Mai temples—Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Wat Pha Lat and Wat Chedi Luang—with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup within the Old City or 2 km radius, and admission fees included. You choose between a shared join tour starting at the meeting point, private tours with optional add-ons to the Gems Gallery and night market, or a meeting-point option without tickets. The tour runs 4 to 5 hours for shared departures, 7 hours for private tours, or 9 hours with add-ons.Is it for me?Choose the shared join tour if you're comfortable meeting other travelers and want the shortest timeframe; pick a private tour if you prefer a personalized pace and want to include the Gems Gallery or add cultural stops like the night market and craft village. The meeting-point option works if you're already familiar with temple entry or want to skip admission fees.
Chiang Mai Mae Ping River Cruise and Farmer House VisitA Mae Ping River cruise departing from Wat Chai Mongkol jetty in Chiang Mai, with hotel pickup included, that drifts past local riverbanks and ends at a working Thai farmer's house where you explore gardens and eat fresh fruit or a bowl of Khao Soi. Choose between a one-way trip to the farm, a two-hour round-trip cruise, or the same cruise with a creamy curry noodle soup lunch included.Is it for me?Book the two-hour round-trip cruise if you want to stay on the water and soak in the river views without a meal commitment. Add the Khao Soi option if you'd rather eat lunch at the farm and have a fuller sense of how the place works—the noodles are served there, not on the boat, and you get time to walk the gardens before heading back.
Mae Ping River cruise & farm visit: Chiang Mai half-day tourThis half-day tour from Chiang Mai combines a 45-minute cruise down the Mae Ping River with a visit to a working farmhouse where you learn traditional rice and herb cultivation, sample fresh garden produce and herbal drinks, and eat a bowl of the region's signature Khao Soy noodle curry. Hotel pickup and return transfer are included, along with English-speaking assistance throughout. The tour departs hourly between 9am and 3pm and runs on a shared basis.Is it for me?Book this shared tour if you want a guided farm visit with meals cooked from what you just saw growing, rather than exploring on your own; the group structure means transport and timing are handled for you.
Chiang Mai Temples & Karen Village Tour: 4-Hour Small GroupA small-group tour of Chiang Mai's cultural landmarks in a traditional songtaew (open-sided pickup truck with benches), visiting Wat Sri Suphan, Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phra Singh, and the Karen Long Neck Village with an English-speaking guide. Groups stay under ten people. Hotel pickup and temple entry fees are included in one option; the other covers transport and guide only, letting you choose which temples to enter.Is it for me?Choose the small group option if you want to travel with other visitors and keep costs down, or the private option if your group wants to set the pace and timing. Either way, the songtaew is open-sided and unair-conditioned—authentic local transport, not a tour bus—so you're moving between stops rather than sitting still, and you see how locals actually get around Chiang Mai.
