Chiang Mai Jazz Festival
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📍 Nimmanhaemin Park
World-class jazz musicians perform in open-air settings, including the historic Nimmanhaemin Park. Past performers include Dee Dee Bridgewater and Snarky Puppy.
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📍 Nimmanhaemin Park
World-class jazz musicians perform in open-air settings, including the historic Nimmanhaemin Park. Past performers include Dee Dee Bridgewater and Snarky Puppy.
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📍 Chiang Mai Gate
A weekend-only market showcasing handmade textiles, silver jewelry, and local crafts from hill tribes. Best to arrive before 10 AM for the widest selection.
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📍 Nimmanhaemin Square
Over 50 local and international beers on tap, with live music and Thai street food. Entry is free but VIP passes include a souvenir glass and 5 free tastings.
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📍 Nimmanhaemin Park
The city transforms into a floral wonderland with parades, flower displays, and local competitions. Expect 1.5 million flowers arranged across 200 floats at the Nimmanhaemin Park.
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📍 Chiang Mai Night Bazaar
One of the largest night markets in Southeast Asia, open every night and packed with street food, handicrafts, and souvenirs. Try the grilled pork skewers at the corner near the clothing stalls.
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📍 Wat Phra Singh
A serene Buddhist event where monks light thousands of lanterns around the temple complex. Best viewed from the top of the 306 steps before sunset.
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📍 Old City Amphitheater
International and local musicians perform across four stages in the Old City. Entry is free but VIP tickets grant backstage access and food combos.
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📍 City-wide
A 10-day festival promoting compassion and abstinence from meat. Expect face painting, body piercing art, and strict vegan food options.
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📍 Elephant Nature Park
A day of educational tours, feeding sessions, and close encounters with rescued elephants at the Elephant Nature Park. Book in advance — slots fill quickly.
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📍 Royal Park and Mae Sa River
A 1.5 km swim, 40 km bike, and 10 km run through the city and surrounding countryside. Spectators can cheer along the Royal Park loop.
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📍 Mae Sa Waterfall
A smaller, family-friendly version of Songkran with gentle water fights, flower floats, and blessings at the Mae Sa Waterfall. Less chaotic than the city.
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📍 Nimmanhaemin Square
Over 100 food vendors serve regional Thai dishes from the North, including Sai Oua sausage, Khao Kho, and Nam Prik Noom. Try the mango sticky rice at stand 47.
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📍 City-wide
A 10-day festival promoting compassion and abstinence from meat. Expect face painting, body piercing art, and strict vegan food options.
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📍 Chiang Mai Gate
Over 100 street food vendors serving everything from pad thai to grilled pork belly. The best time to eat is between 6 PM and 8 PM when all stalls are open.
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📍 City-wide
A month-long exhibition of contemporary art across 10 venues in the city. Highlights include a new installation by Thai artist Pailin Prasartsuk.
📅
📍 Old City Amphitheater
International and local musicians perform across four stages in the Old City. Entry is free but VIP tickets grant backstage access and food combos.
📅
📍 Nimmanhaemin Square
Over 50 local and international beers on tap, with live music and Thai street food. Entry is free but VIP passes include a souvenir glass and 5 free tastings.
📅
📍 City-wide
A month-long exhibition of contemporary art across 10 venues in the city. Highlights include a new installation by Thai artist Pailin Prasartsuk.
📅
📍 City-wide
A 10-day festival promoting compassion and abstinence from meat. Expect face painting, body piercing art, and strict vegan food options.
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