Doi Suthep is situated in the Doi Pui/Doi Suthep National Park on the mountain overlooking Chiang Mai. The temple can be reached by road which winds 18km up the mountain to the temples base.

• It is a huge complex with beautiful views of Chiang Mai.
• You get a nice view of the city from one of the view points.
• Remember to be respectful and quiet when entering the actual temples.
• There are some small restaurants where you can take a break and have something to drink.
• Look for the white elephant and read up on the legend about the founding of the temple
• From here, you can drive to visit a local village and shop in the market - about 15 minutes away.

Huay Kaew Waterfall is a lovely, free to enter, countryside area at the foot of the Doi Suthep – Doi Pui Mountain Range National Park.

• If you can go further up the mountain there are some better ones
• It would be great to see this when there has been rain further up the mountain.
• It's a nice place to lounge and have a picnic , there are some fruit and snack stalls nearby

Wat Phra Singh is an important Buddhist monastery and temple on the west side of Chiang Mai, Thailand. Founded in the 14th century, it houses two medieval Buddha statues.

• Take your time to see all the smaller buildings with lots of interesting items inside.
• Must see place for history, art and religion lovers.
• Great opportunity to sit and chat with the young monks.
• Peaceful place to spend an hour or two.

Wat Chedi Luang is a temple complex with a partially crumbled 15th-century chedi and a pillar believed to protect the city.

• There is a dress code for the temple, so remember to bring something to cover shoulders or a longer sleeved shirt.
• The grounds are large and uncrowded compared to the palace and temples in Bangkok, making it easy to take photos without stepping on another photographer.
• The temple itself is beautiful; but what makes this unique is the ability to sit under a tree and talk to the monks.
• With a small donation for the wat, you can have a good time here.
• It's well worth adding to your list of temples to tour if you're staying in Chiang Mai for a couple of days.

Wat Chiang Man is a Buddhist temple inside the old city (which is contained within the city walls and moat) of Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand.

• Feb is the suitable time to visit as the weather is very nice, about 25 degree C.
• Very few tourists making a calm and peaceful environment.
• All is well maintained and makes for some great photos.
• The grounds at Wat Chiang Man are very interesting, with the elephant-heavy stupa in back to the main temple buildings