Chiang Mai Attraction Tickets

The best time to purchase Chiang Mai Pass and explore the city is between October and April. During this time, the weather is pleasant with a frequent cool and light breeze, which makes the tourist destination even more enjoyable. It is an ideal time to experience all the vibrant Loi Krathong and Chiang Mai flower festivities and indulge in different kinds of outdoor activities in Chiang Mai. Although it might not get too cold during this time, it is advisable to carry a jacket and some light woolens at night.

• Walk to the different attractions of Chiang Mai city on foot as certain places in the city are situated very close to each other.
• Go to the outdoor laundromats around the city to do your laundry as it will be comparatively cheaper than the hotel laundry facility.
• Book your hotel near the market to savor the taste of the best local breakfast in Chiang Mai city.
• Have a delicious and pocket-friendly dinner at Chiang Mai Gate Food Market.
• Use the water vending machines to refill your water bottle along the streets rather than purchasing a new bottle of water every time.

• Songthaew- The best and the most popular local transportation in Chiang Mai is Songthaew. It offers two rows of seating that takes you wherever you want to visit in Chiang Mai.
• Tuk Tuk- After Songthaew, tuk tuk is the most locally preferred means of transportation in Chiang Mai. Although they are noisy, they are the best transport option to roam around the city provided you have the bargaining skills.
• Rented Vehicle- If you wish to travel around Chiang Mai on your own, you can rent out scooters, large motorbikes, or cars according to your convenience. Through the rented vehicles, you can enjoy the freedom of roaming across Chiang Mai at your own pace.

• Carry a moisturizing sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses as the temperature in Chiang Mai can sometimes become very hot.
• Pack light comfortable clothes and footwear as you will be required to walk a lot along the streets of Chiang to explore all the attractions included in the Attraction Pass Chiang Mai.
• Always keep a pocket-friendly packet of tissues when you are spending most of your day outdoors.
• Keep all your documents and valuables in good-quality luggage to ensure safety and security.
• Pack a power board or carry a power converter to recharge your phone, camera, and other electronics in Chiang Mai.

Dos:- Follow the etiquette and dress code of traveling to the temples in Chiang Mai.- Use a spoon and a fork to eat your meals in the different restaurants of Chiang Mai.- Savor the taste of the local and delightful Thai food at the Chiang Mai food halls with the help of the Chiang Mai Pass.

Don’ts:- Do not show anger anywhere in the temple or in public places.- Never forget to wear your helmet while traveling around the city on a bike or scooter.- Avoid touching the monk or pointing your feet at the monk or the image of Buddha as it is considered immoral in the temples in Chiang Mai.

• Weather- The weather in Chiang Mai generally remains overcast and oppressive in the wet season, and the place remains hot all year round.
• Language- Thai is the common language of the people in Chiang Mai. However, some people in the city also speak in Lanna or Kham Mueang language.
• Time Zone- The time zone followed in Chiang Mai is Indochina Time (GMT +7).
• Trip Budget- The average trip budget for a solo traveler is 50204 Baht, 90157 Baht for couples, and 169050 Baht for a family of four members for a seven-day trip in Chiang Mai.
• Currency- The currency used in Chiang Mai is the Thai Baht.