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.

• If you love the fresh air and lush vegetation, Makes a change from heat and humid conditions
• It's a great place to learn more about Buddhism and the local culture.
• It is a challenge to climb the 306 steps up to the top thru the golden pagoda and to temple
• A good thing is that this temple although high up, and many steps, caters for people who might have difficulty getting to the top. An elevator takes guests all the way up.
• The detail at this temple is amazing, the most intricate and impressive architecture
• The views over the city are worth the visit

Chiang Mai Zoo is the 1st commercial zoo established in 1957 which is home to several types of animal. If you have chance to visit Chiang Mai, don't miss this area.

• The Zoo is mostly on a hill, so you really do get a good walk in as you head up to the Panda's.
• You do have to pay extra if you want to see the aquarium, pandas or snow world.
• Hippos, flamingos, elephants, penguins, plenty of birds, and multiple peacocks walking around the zoo.
• You have an opportunity to either walk, get on the hop on off bus or hire a golf buggy to see your way around the zoo.

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

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 Phan Tao is an well-known ancient temple for its magnificent Lanna-style throne hall in Chiangmai. It’s where you can admire the traditional beauty of Thailand.

• This is a stunning old temple set in beautiful grounds.
• Really beautiful old temple made of wood, with gorgeous flower garden at the back on the grounds
• It gets a little crowded in here so go early in the day before the hoards arrive, and you might experience a little enlightenment yourself.