Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is a Theravada wat in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand. The temple is often referred to as "Doi Suthep" although this is actually the name of the mountain where it's located.

• Wat Doi Suthep is approached by a steep flight of 300 stairs flanked by green trees and guarded by 16th-century Naga (snake) figures. An easier, if less atmospheric, route is via an adjacent funicular.
• The view over the city of Chiang Mai is fantastic and going up the road to the temple there are a few scenic viewpoints.
• No Thai temple is complete without its fair share of Buddhist amulets. You can buy some for your family too!
• Shoes must be removed and shoulders must be covered before entering this sacred area.

Old Chiangmai is your one-stop Thai Lanna cultural experience conveniently set in impressive grounds and all on site. What's more it is perfectly situated just outside the walls of the Old City of Chiang Mai and within easy reach of all the major hotels and guesthouses.

• Every night there are Khantoke Dinner Shows which is popular with Thai and overseas visitor alike.
• The meal is served on a wooden pedestral tray call "Khantoke", and the dishes are all authentic northern Thai delicacies.
• While guests enjoy the meal, there are performances of dance and music. Dances by ethnic hill tribe group such as Karen, Hmong, Lahu, Akha, Mien and Lisu..
• If you are interested in visiting a khan toke dinner show, your hotel or guest-house can probably book it for you.
• Alternatively, you can always book directly with the Cultural Centre although it doesn’t work out much cheaper than going via a tour company.
• Prices vary depending on who you book with, but expect to pay in the region of 500 to 600 Baht per person.