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Thai Cooking Class in Chiang Mai: Learn 6 DishesA half-day Thai cooking class in Chiang Mai where you learn to prepare six dishes across different categories at a local home, starting with a market visit to source ingredients and meet vendors. The class runs five hours in your choice of morning or evening; you get your own wok, an English-speaking instructor, all ingredients, a cookbook and certificate, plus free pickup and drop-off within 3 km of downtown Chiang Mai. Suitable for all cooking levels, and children under 120 cm can attend as visitors (THB300 per child) to enjoy two free dishes without cooking.Is it for me?Book the morning class if you want to shop the market when it's busiest and cook while the day is fresh; the evening option works better if you're sleeping in or prefer to cook after exploring the city. Either way, you're cooking yourself rather than watching a demonstration, so you leave with actual techniques in your hands, not just a meal eaten.
Doi Inthanon: Private Day Trip Waterfalls, Karen Village & PickupYou’ll feel mountain air on your face at Doi Inthanon’s peak before wandering under waterfalls and through cloud forests with a local guide. Taste pad thai at Thailand’s highest point and share smiles with Karen villagers in Sobhad before browsing Hmong market stalls for wild fruit or handwoven scarves. This day trip leaves you with memories that linger long after you’re back in Chiang Mai.
Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai Day Tour: Temples & Golden TriangleA guided day tour from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai covering the White Temple (Wat Rong Khun), Blue Temple (Wat Rong Seua Ten), Black House (Baan Dam) and the Golden Triangle where Thailand, Laos and Myanmar meet. The tour includes hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide (Mandarin available), entrance fees, Thai lunch and insurance; you travel by road and boat, starting early and returning to Chiang Mai the same day. A Karen Long Neck village visit and Mae Kachan hot spring stop are part of the route.Is it for me?This is a shared guided tour with a set itinerary and fixed schedule, so all the stops—the temples, the Black House, the hot spring, the village visit and the river—fit into one day without you arranging transport, entry fees or timing. It suits travelers with limited time in northern Thailand who want to see the major Chiang Rai temples and the Golden Triangle without managing logistics themselves.
Chiang Mai: Elephant Sanctuary & Sticky Waterfall Day TripYou’ll spend your day meeting rescued elephants near Chiang Mai—feeding them by hand and learning from their mahouts—before heading out for a swim and climb at the Sticky Waterfall. Includes private hotel pickup, group sanctuary visit, all entry fees, and a simple Thai lunch. Expect muddy hands, laughter, and moments that stick with you long after.
Chiang Mai: River Tubing, Waterfall Slide & Elephant WatchingYou’ll float through Chiang Mai’s jungle on a river tube, watch elephants wander by the banks, slide down Saa Gee waterfall, and share tea and snacks with your group at base camp. With a local guide handling all the details—including hotel pickup—you can just soak up the slow rhythm of northern Thailand.
Phiphi Islands: Private Sunrise Speedboat & Pool Club LunchYou’ll start before sunrise from Phuket on a private speed boat charter to Phi Phi Islands—arriving at Maya Bay before crowds or heading to Bamboo Island if it’s closed. Swim in Pi Leh Lagoon’s emerald waters, spot monkeys from your boat near Monkey Beach, and end with a relaxed Thai lunch at a marina pool club. Expect quiet moments—and maybe a little salt left behind.
Chiang Mai Food Tour: 15+ Tastings with Local GuideA 4-hour food tour of Chiang Mai led by a professional foodie guide in a private songtheaw truck, stopping at street vendors and fresh markets to taste 15+ regional dishes. Groups stay under 8 people. The tour covers Northern Thai specialties—khao soi curry, grilled chicken, som tum papaya salad, sai oua sausage and more—that most travelers miss on their own, and ends in the Nimmanhaemin district. Bottled water is included; the tour operates in all weather and is suitable for all fitness levels, though it is not suitable for vegetarians, pescatarians, no-pork diets, or severe shellfish, peanut or gluten allergies due to the nature of street food vendors.Is it for me?The 4-hour commitment leaves your morning or afternoon intact, so you can fit this around hotel check-in, a rest day or other plans. Book it if you want to understand Northern Thai food instead of guessing at the menu, and if you're willing to eat meat—the street vendors' limited options mean vegetarians and no-pork diets will miss most of the dishes.
Chiang Mai: Jungle Kayak Adventure in Chiang Dao ValleyYou’ll paddle through Chiang Dao’s tangled jungle rivers with an expert local guide, ducking under bamboo branches and spotting flashes of wildlife along the way. Includes hotel pickup from Chiang Mai, a riverside lunch with veggie options, all gear provided—and plenty of small moments you’ll remember long after you dry off.
Chiang Rai Temples & Golden Triangle: Private Day TourYou’ll wander Chiang Rai’s dreamlike White & Blue Temples before sipping fresh tea on misty hillsides. With a local guide handling all logistics, you can cross into Laos at the Golden Triangle or drift along the Mekong by boat—no crowds or rigid schedules. It’s a day full of color, small surprises and space to breathe.
Half-Day Morning Cooking Class in Chiang Mai: Market to TableA half-day morning cooking class in Chiang Mai where you shop for fresh ingredients at a local market, then cook four Thai dishes at your own wok station under live instruction in English. Hotel pickup and drop-off within 3 km of Kom Market are included, along with an online recipe book and snacks. You learn proper technique in real time—no TV editing, no shortcuts—with an instructor who answers questions and coaches you through each step.Is it for me?The morning start and 4-hour duration mean an early commitment, but that's what lets you finish cooking and eat before the day gets hot. Come if you want to learn techniques you can actually use at home, not just watch a demo—you're doing the cooking, not observing it.
Chiang Mai: Elephant Sanctuary, Wat Ban Den & Sticky Waterfall DayYou’ll walk beside rescued elephants near Chiang Mai, wander through Wat Ban Den’s blue-roofed temples with a local guide, then climb up Bua Tong—the famous Sticky Waterfall—without slipping. Lunch is included and there’s hotel pickup too. You’ll leave with muddy shoes and maybe a new favorite memory.
Chiang Mai Temples: Doi Suthep, Pha Lat & Chedi Luang TourYou’ll wander Chiang Mai’s most storied temples—from panoramic Doi Suthep to tranquil Pha Lat and ancient Chedi Luang—with a local guide sharing history and small moments along the way. Expect hotel pickup, all entry fees covered, and time to soak in both city views and quiet corners you might not find alone.
Chiang Mai: Sticky Waterfall & ATV Adventure with LunchYou’ll step barefoot onto Chiang Mai’s famous Sticky Waterfall rocks (yes—they really are grippy), cool off in jungle pools, share a homemade Thai lunch with your group, and kick up mud on an ATV ride through forest trails—all with pickup included and a local guide who keeps things relaxed and real.
Chiang Mai: Doi Suthep Sunrise & Wat Pha Lat Small Group TourYou’ll start before sunrise in Chiang Mai, climbing Doi Suthep’s steps as the city wakes below you. With a local guide leading your small group, you’ll see golden temples light up at dawn, wander through jungle-shaded shrines at Wat Pha Lat, and walk ancient tunnels at Wat Umong before heading back with new stories—and maybe a bit more peace than you came with.
Chiang Mai Day Tour: Chiang Dao Cave & 5 Hill Tribe VillagesAn 8-hour tour from Chiang Mai combines a guided descent into Chiang Dao Cave—the largest in the region, with narrow passages and formations built over centuries—and visits to five distinct hill tribe villages where Akha, Meo, Lisu, Karen and Palong families live and work. Pickup from Chiang Mai's Old City is included; the guide speaks English and leads both the cave exploration and the village visits. Choose between a private tour or a small group departure.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want the day at your own pace with just your group and the guide; choose the small group option if you prefer a set schedule and don't mind sharing the experience with other travelers. Either way, the guide is English-speaking and leads both the cave and the village portions, so you're not navigating between different people or figuring out logistics yourself.
Chiang Mai City Bike Tour: Old Town, Markets & TemplesYou’ll pedal through Chiang Mai’s winding old town streets, snack your way through Warorot Market, visit quiet temples and see local blacksmiths at work — all with a friendly guide leading the way. Expect plenty of laughs, new tastes, and glimpses into daily life you’d probably miss on your own. This isn’t just sightseeing; it’s feeling part of the city for a few hours.Is it for me?Book this one if you want to see Chiang Mai's everyday life—the market vendors, the temple alleys, the working craftspeople—without arranging a guide or figuring out where to go; the bike and the route do that for you.
Doi Suthep Temple & Hmong Village Small-Group TourA half-day small-group tour from Chiang Mai visits Wat Phra That Doi Suthep temple and the Hmong village at Doi Pui, with a professional English-speaking guide, hotel pickup and all entrance fees included. Groups are capped at 9 people. The tour covers Buddhist architecture, Northern Thai traditions and how hill communities adapt to modern life. Hotel pickup applies to hotels within 6 kilometers of the Three Kings Monument; pickups outside that zone carry a surcharge.Is it for me?Choose the small-group option if you want a guide's full attention and a pace that lets you ask questions without feeling rushed through the temple and village. Pick the private group if you're traveling with family or friends and prefer not to share the minivan with other travelers.
Doi Inthanon Full Day Tour: Thailand's Highest PeakThis full-day shared tour from Chiang Mai climbs Doi Inthanon, Thailand's highest mountain at 2,565 meters, with stops at two waterfalls, the twin King and Queen Royal Pagodas, a Karen village, and a gentle forest walk on a wooden platform trail. Hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide are included; groups stay under 10 people. National Park entry fees and lunch are paid separately on the day.Is it for me?Choose the option with entrance fees included if you want to avoid carrying cash and handling multiple payments on the day; pick the option without fees if you prefer to pay only what you use or if you're traveling on a tight budget. Groups stay under 10 people, so the pace stays manageable and the guide can answer questions without rushing between stops.
Chiang Mai: Sticky Waterfall Bike Tour & Longtail BoatYou’ll cycle quiet country roads near Chiang Mai, cross Mae Kuang reservoir by longtail boat, snack on local treats mid-ride, then cool off climbing Bua Tong’s famous Sticky Waterfall before sharing lunch with your group. Expect muddy shoes, laughter, and maybe a new story to tell.
Chiang Rai: White & Blue Temples + Long Neck Village from Chiang MaiYou get hotel pickup, entry to the White and Blue temples, a boat trip to the Laos border, lunch, and a guide who speaks English—all in one twelve-hour day. The route covers the Golden Triangle, the Long Neck village, and Mae Kachan Hot Spring without you arranging transport or tickets. Pickup is free from central Chiang Mai; outside that zone costs extra on arrival.Is it for me?Book this if you want Chiang Rai's main sights in one day without arranging your own transport, tickets, or timing—the fixed itinerary and included pickup mean you show up at your hotel and the rest is handled.
