Chiang Mai, a city with an altogether unexpected feel in comparison to clamoring Bangkok. We propose investigating the city’s various sanctuaries;

My most recommend to visit the first home of the Emerald Buddha at (1)Wat Chedi Luang and walk a portion of the boulevards of the Old City. At that point, find the city’s energetic craftsmanship scene on the polished (2)Nimmanhemin Road. Later toward the evening, visit the mountain sanctuary of (3)Doi Suthep. From the base of the sanctuary, there are 300 stages up an unpredictably cut staircase the longest in Thailand to the sanctuary door.

(4)Elephant Nature Park, around 60 km away. The recreation center is the glad home to elephants everything being equal. You will hear the individual accounts of safeguarded and stranded elephants, and perceive how they turned out to be free from maltreatment without precedent for their lives. You can help feed these sublime animals before making the most of your own veggie lover buffet supper. After lunch, visit “Feline Kingdom,” where many stray felines and little cats are thought about, at that point head back to the recreation center to help staff wash the elephants in the waterway. Your visit helps bolster the program’s local ventures and offers a priceless chance to help elephant preservation.