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Flight of the Gibbon Adventure Tour is a zip line canopy tour through pristine, 1500 year old rainforest outside of Chiang Mai, Thailand. 18 platforms, skybridges and lowering stations connect 2km of zip lines that take you through different layers of the rainforest canopy. We are very active in rainforest restoration and primate rehabilitation projects. While you may not see Gibbons (yet), you will fly through the trees like one!
Home cooking class Welcome to our home and enjoy your memorable day with our family. If you prefer a small class size cookery school in Chiangmai, we are your answer. You will get more intimate experience of Thai cooking class with our own unique style. Don't hesitate to be our guest
Elephant Nature Park is a unique project set in Northern Thailand. Established in the 1990's the aim has always been to provide a sanctuary and rescue center for elephants in Thailand. The park is...
Located high in the hills above Chiang Mai, this magnificent temple was commissioned by King Kuena, ruler of the region from 1367-1388.
Enjoy German Sausages at Anusan Market (Night Bazaar) In the "food court" area of the Chiang Mai night bazaar, look for a little cart with a sign that says "German Sausage and Orange Juice". It is...
This temple was built in the period of Phra Chao Maha Proma (1345-1400), which is home to Phra Buddha Sihing, Chiang Mai’s most important and sacred Buddha image.
This 18-hole championship course features fairways lined with palms trees and plenty of water hazards and bunkers, making this layout a challenge for all skill levels.
Temple built on what were once a 14th-century monarch's gardens. Today, site of a Buddhist university and a popular spot for photographers, especially during sunset. Some of the temple's chedis (spires) contain ashes of Chiang Mai's royal family. Also, one can see half of a holy Buddhist relic brought from Sukothai in 1371, which unfortunately split into two upon arrival in Chiang Mai. The other half is buried at Doi Suthep. A 500-year-old bronze Buddha image, one of the largest in northern Thailand, is also housed here, in the small hall at the back of the compound.
