How many days does it take to travel to Chiang Mai? What are the highlights?

It usually takes 7 to 8 days, I went for 5 days this time, I didn't have time to go to the old city, and I will go again next year.

The temples in Chiang Mai are much the same, they are all about the same, you can go to the temples, go to Thapae Gate, go to Ninman Road, go to the night market, if you play, three or four days is enough.

Depending on which aspect you prefer, a week of temple visits is not enough. Time is tight, Puping Garden, Suthep Temple, and there is a kind of Shuanglong Temple called Suthep Mountain, you must go, Miao Village can also go, sit on the top of the mountain and drink coffee. It takes a day on Doi Suthep.

There are also zodiac temples located all over the place, so you can look for them according to your zodiac sign. Then go through the ancient city to visit the Chedi Long Temple and so on, this is another day, it is a pity not to go to Chiang Rai in Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and then go for two days, the White Temple Blue Temple or something. Meals can be combined with routes and nearby specialty snacks.

Try not to go to Internet celebrity stores, most of them are unpalatable.

I arranged two weeks, one week in Chiang Mai, one week to Pai, Chiang Rai, Golden Triangle (Mae Sle), Chiang Saen Ancient City, Sukhothai, Lampang, Lampun, of which renting a car for 10 days basically traveled all over Northern Thailand.

Chiang Mai tourism, I think it takes five days, I feel that I must go to the local area to see the local grassland.

It takes at least a week to sell tours, because you are abroad, and the attractions you visit are more distinctive, you can go to the Royal Palace in Chiang Mai.

If you travel to Chiang Mai, it will take five or six days, because if you want to experience the customs of a strange country, you still need to play for a few more days.

I think at least three days, so you can go to the night market in Chiang Mai, on weekends, and then spend half a day visiting the ancient city and temples, and you can go to Sseryong Temple on your own.

About five or six days. Lampang, Wat Phra Sim, Wat Chedi Lung, Chang Kham Road, Pei Son Miao Village, Chiang Mai National Museum, Doi Suthep, Inthanon Mountain National Park.

A trip to Chiang Mai takes a week. After the past, first try the local specialties and a few special performances. Today's main thing is mountains and water, which is boring.

I think it will take a week to travel to Chiang Mai, and as for the local characteristics, uh, uh, I think Chiang Mai Shuanglong Temple is a good choice for those who believe in Buddhism.

12 April is the peak season of Chiang Mai, i.e. winter and spring.

As a famous summer resort in Southeast Asia, every year in December and April is the peak season of Chiang Mai, because the southern part of Thailand continues to have a dry season, the amount of rain is relatively small, the sun is abundant, and the ultraviolet rays are stronger, people in coastal cities and Bangkok will come to Chiang Mai to escape the heat, although there are few people in May and November, but the continuous rainy season can not be avoided.

Chiang Mai is located in the mountainous area, located in the plateau basin at an altitude of 300 meters, surrounded by mountains, clear riverside rivers flow through the city, the climate is cool, the trees are verdant, the flowers are vibrant, the latitude is high, the climate is cooler than that of central and southern Thailand. However, Chiang Mai is located in the tropics, with a tropical monsoon climate, and the temperature difference is not large throughout the year. The average annual temperature is around 22.

The best time to travel to Chiang Mai is from November to April of the following year in winter and spring, of which there is a grand Songkran Festival in April every year, during this time there is less rainfall, the temperature is not very hot, suitable for play. In the off-season from May to October, although it rains frequently, the room and board are cheaper, and the room and ticket are not tight, and there is a leisurely view. Chiang Mai has many events, holidays, markets, cultural centers, and entertainment throughout the year.

If you like a lively festive atmosphere, go to Songkran in April and Loy Krathong in November, which are different times of the year. If you like to be quiet, go in the off-season, I didn't have too many people wandering on the road during the day when I went in May, and I could only see the crowds at the night market on weekends, but it was hotter during the day in May.