Elephant Sanctuary

Elephant Sanctuary Chiangmai offers a unique and ethical experience with majestic elephants in a natural environment. This sanctuary in Phuket, Thailand, allows visitors to witness the elephants’ natural behaviours, participate in activities like feeding and bathing them in the river, and learn about their conservation.

With knowledgeable staff promoting responsible tourism, guests support the sanctuary’s mission to provide a safe haven for rescued elephants. It’s a place where visitors can forge a genuine connection with these incredible creatures, fostering a deeper appreciation for their well-being and long-term survival.

Morning ROUND:
PICK UP 6:30 – 7:00am // back 12.00PM

AFTERNOON ROUND:
PICK UP 12:30 – 1.00pm // back around 5.30pm

Elephant Paper craft

is an eco-friendly, naturally built, outdoor museum park focused on introducing and explaining the unique steps involved in making our world famous paper products from elephant poop fibers. The guided and interactive walking tour takes visitors through numerous pavilions explaining each stage of the fascinating process (from collecting and cleaning through product assembly) through the use of rich graphics, informative signage, demonstrations by our skilled artisans and complemented by our animated tour guides.

OPEN: Everyday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Bamboo rafting

Bamboo rafting in Chiang Mai is a popular outdoor activity that allows visitors to explore the region’s scenic rivers and lush landscapes while floating downstream on traditional bamboo rafts. It’s a peaceful and leisurely way to experience the natural beauty of northern Thailand’s countryside.

Cooking Class

Cooking Class is learn the art of cooking authentic Thai cuisine as chefs give you step-by-step demonstrations for each dish while explaining proper processes and techniques.

Thai food is known for its unique balance of five taste sensations in each dish or in the overall meal: sweet, sour, salty, spicy and bitter. Beyond the flavours and health benefits, Thai cuisine is made even more enticing by its elaborate presentation. This ancient skill is a beautiful demonstration of the convergence of Thai cuisine and culture. Intricate meals are garnished with flowers and masterfully carved fruit and vegetables to create edible works of art.

Chiangmai zoo

Chiang Mai Zoo is a beautiful and fertile attraction in cool climate all year round. Fertility of forest, flowers and rare Northern orchids in Chiang Mai Zoo. The wildlife attraction and learning center of all kinds of animal from all over the world and features activities such as, Lovely Koalas from Australia, Humboldt penguins with their family from South America, The Intelligent Cape Fur Seals, The only Indian rhino in Thailand, The elephant packs, The happy family of hippopotamus, Long neck giraffes, Humble zebras, Ostriches from Africa, Camels, Lions, Tigers from the deep forest, Babary sheep on the high cliffs, The nocturnal animal house, Rare animal of Thailand, Many kinds of reptile and many more animal.

OPEN: Everyday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Long neck village

The “Long Neck” tribe, also known as the Paduang or Karen-Padaung people, is an ethnic group in Southeast Asia, particularly in Thailand and Myanmar (Burma). The women of this tribe are known for wearing brass rings around their necks, giving the appearance of an elongated neck. This practice has led to them being commonly referred to as the “Long Neck” tribe.

The village is set up as a cultural and tourist attraction, and visitors have the opportunity to learn about the Paduang people’s traditional way of life, including their unique neck ring tradition.

Night Market

Night markets, Chiang Mai offer the best shopping options in Chiang Mai. The range and diversity is excellent, and they’re found dotted all over the city. If you’re in town at the weekend then you have even more options to choose from, with entire evenings spent browsing, shopping, snacking and soaking up the scene.

Chiang Mai’s night markets offer a much more interesting shopping experience, with stalls selling locally made handicrafts, one-off clothing items, and plenty of northern delicacies that are hard to find anywhere else.

Fruit picking

Fruit picking is a delightful and popular activity in Chiang Mai, Thailand, where visitors can experience the joy of harvesting fresh, ripe fruits directly from orchards. Chiang Mai’s tropical climate and fertile soil support the cultivation of a wide variety of fruits, making it an ideal destination for fruit enthusiasts.

Botanical Garden

Botanic Garden is a true paradise for nature lovers nestled in the picturesque of Chiang Mai, Thailand. As you explore the garden’s winding paths and trails, you’ll encounter a captivating assortment of tropical and temperate plants, orchids, ferns, and countless other botanical wonders.

OPEN: Everyday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM.