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  Phu Ping Palace ตำบล สุเทพ อำเภอ เมืองเชียงใหม่ เชียงใหม่ 50200, Thailand

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• Chiangmai Ram Hospital

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  Chiangmai Ram Hospital 8 Bunrueang Rit Rd, Tambon Su Thep, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

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• Wat Chedi Luang

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  Wat Chedi Luang 103 Prapokkloa Rd, Tambon Si Phum, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

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• Chiang Mai

  Chiang Mai is often described as real Thailand, it is also the largest and most culturally significant city in northern Thailand, and is the capital of Chiang Mai Province. It is located 700 km north of Bangkok, among the highest mountains in the country.
  
  Chaing mai is also a great place for trips from trekking to volunteer work to visiting hill tribes.
  The Chiang Mai night-life is not as concentrated or outrageous as Bangkok. There are many relaxing bars, several discotheques, live music venues and one street with hostess bars which cater to tourists. It includes a walk-in arcade with a Muay Thai boxing ring near the Imperial Mae Ping Hotel. The city maintains its liberal, laid back attitude with several areas and venues that accommodate the gay and lesbian scene. The Chiang Mai night-life is lively and goes well into the small hours. Bars and late-night restaurants are located all over the city.
  
  At the Galare Centre, there is a free display of Thai cultural dancing and music. There is also a cluster of bars, American franchise fast food and coffee outlets.
  
  Chiang Mai has a large and famous night bazaar for arts, handicrafts, and imported products of all descriptions, and a number of large, well-appointed modern shopping centers. You will also notice that Chiang Mai is a lot cheaper than anywhere else in Thailand. The night bazaar alone sprawls along several city blocks along footpaths, inside buildings and temple grounds, and in open squares.
  
  A handicraft and food market opens every Sunday afternoon till late on Rachadamnoen Road, the main street in the historical center, which is closed to motorised traffic. Every Saturday evening a handicraft market is held along Wua Lai road, Chiang Mai's silver street on the south-side of the city beyond Chiang Mai gate, and which is then also closed to motorized traffic. Both Saturday and Sunday events attract many local residents and tourists.

  Chiang Mai, Thailand

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• Elephant Jungle Sanctuary

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  Elephant Jungle Sanctuary 119/10 Thapae Rd Soi 5, Tambon Chang Moi, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50100, Thailand

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• X Centre Chiang Mai

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  X Centre Chiang Mai 816 Moo 1, Mae Rim Sameong Rd.,, Rim Tai, Mae Rim, Chiang Mai 50180, Thailand

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• Buddhist Tower

  Large Buddhist tower with great view on MaeWang district - pass through the Buddhist monastery to get there - careful with your head, the ceiling is low.

  Buddhist Tower Don Pao, Mae Wang District, Chiang Mai 50360, Thailand

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• สว.ข้าวมันไก่ สาขาบ้านกาด

  Relatively large and clean restaurant - Thai food.

  สว.ข้าวมันไก่ สาขาบ้านกาด Ban Kad, Mae Wang District, Chiang Mai 50360, Thailand

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• Ban Kat Fresh Market

  Great rural food market - start to open at 7-ish and close around 6pm - Fruits at the front, cooked food in the middle and fresh vegetable and meat at the back

  Ban Kat Fresh Market Ban Kad, Mae Wang District, Chiang Mai 50360, Thailand

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• Mae Wang Hospital

  District hospital for hill-tribes and rural people. Ok for real emergencies, but for any other issues where you can travel an extra hour, it is safer to go to Chiang Mai.

  Mae Wang Hospital 191 Tambon Ban Kad, Amphoe Mae Wang, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50360, Thailand

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• Lim Chong Han
  There are a lot of flower inside. Also, there are a few bunch big big bamboo. The rose is big and smell very good. I went around morning, there are a lot of butterfly and bee around the color. If you like flower, this place is definitely for you. You can spend 1 or 2 hours here depending on how much place you stop to take photo (definitely you will shoot a lot, LOL). You cannot enter to the building of the palace. Besides, this palace is built at hill, so you need more energy to finish whole path, I would recommend wearing a sport shoes so that you won't feel pain later at your foot. Overall, worth the ticket to enter this palace. A must go palace in Chiang Mai.
• Ryan Rhodes
  For 50 baht entrance, it is definitely worth it. The gardens are spectacular and the homes on the property are beautiful. Takes 1 to 2 hours to leisurely walk the grounds. You cannot enter the palace or any homes. They do require full length pants for men and women which I found to be silly (minus 1 star). But you can rent for 40 baht at entrance. Definitely worth visiting if you are here for the temple anyway.
• Nicholas Manderfield
  Worth the cost of entry. Dress code is strict as this was the first “temple” type location I was unable to wear shorts at, and had to purchase pants (for actually super fair prices compared to in town prices) to be able to enter. Tons of beautiful photo locations, hundreds of types of plants and flowers. We spent a few hours here and could have spent more. I would recommend blocking off 7 hours if you’re coming from Chiang Mai, we didn’t have enough time to really walk all of the grounds and had to rush everything.
• Card A
  This is a must see when you are in Chaingmai,  Aince arriving at the main entrance men must have long pants and ladies long skirts and cover the shoulders, few shops near the entrance that offer to lend or sell such clothes There are an great things to see, you can find a guide near  the Ticket office, it is normally not too crowded but the Palace covers large area. Must see in Chiangmai
• Erin McGeoy
  Peaceful place with lovely staff :) I recommend you dress conservatively , visit Doi Suthep then come here Motorbike not allowed inside but parking close by, lovely walk around the gardens

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