CHIANG MAI
Chiang Mai’s standout days out.
The 15 shopping tours travellers book most in Chiang Mai right now, with prices, run times and the operator behind each one so you can choose the day that fits.
Shop Chiang Mai’s market, tour Thai herbs, then cook curry paste and a full Thai meal in an organic garden. English class.
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Chiang Mai market and organic farm visit plus a hands-on Thai cooking class. Cook your own dishes, then eat Khao Soi and more.
“It was one of the most beautiful experiences we had in Chiang mai! Our guide, Le Vin, gave such detailed explanations about all the ingredients, and the way he taught us was clear, engaging, and wonderful!!”
Chiang Mai cooking class with market visit and pickup: Thai herbs, hands-on wok cooking, mango sticky rice, plus PDF recipes.
Shop Chiang Mai ingredients at a market and organic garden, then cook and eat four Thai dishes with hotel pickup, recipes, and English guidance.
“The cooking course was excellent. Everything was very well explained and professionally guided. The instructor was extremely friendly and created a great atmosphere. The food was absolutely delicious, and I really enjoyed the experience. I would definitely do it again. At the end of the course, we also received the recipes by email, which was…”
Small-group Chiang Mai street food tour with hotel pickup, Thai ordering phrases, and two night markets of northern dishes and desserts.
“Really fun evening with a great guide and some really good food”
Watch Muay Thai at Chiang Mai’s Kalare Night Bazaar stadium, with the Wai khru ritual, fast Thai fighting, and great value seats.
“Ringside seat was a great choice as you are up close to the action. A great card with a mix of fights that had everything, including a few knockouts.”
Evening Thai cooking class in Chiang Mai with Somphet Market stop, organic farm ingredients, curry paste, 6 dishes, and hotel transfers.
“Come hungry and ready to eat! We had a great time cooking in Chiang Mai. They picked us up on time from our hotel and shuttled us to the local market, where they taught us about what we would eat and let us have some free time to wander. The cooking class was a lot…”
Chiang Mai in one day with a local market, Bua Thong sticky waterfalls, Wat Ban Den temple, and an elephant sanctuary for $70.
“Have you ever walked up a waterfall. Have you ever touched an elefant. I hadnt. Now I have. Great tour, and the guide, Blue, was amazing. Would love to do it again.”
Chiang Mai morning cooking class with a market and organic garden stop. Shop herbs, cook 6 courses at your own wok, then eat lunch.
“Learn about Thai ingredients, do some basic cooking and enjoy delicious food you can't believe you prepared.”
Chiang Mai night temple and Night Bazaar tuk-tuk tour with street-food tastings, dessert, and temple stories—4 hours from $34.24.
“I can not say enough wonderful things about this tour! It was so much fun and a great learning experience! The tour was well done at the guides were enthusiastic about both teaching and learning!!!!”
Chiang Mai cooking class with market and organic garden, then hands-on making six Thai dishes including curry paste and mango sticky rice.
“Food was good and they prepped a lot of the ingredients to make it efficient and allow everyone to pick their own menu. You don't learn a lot about cooking techniques though if that is something your curious about. The tour of the herb gardRead more”
Shop Chiang Mai ingredients, cook 5 dishes plus dessert in a local home kitchen, and eat everything you make with an English guide.
“Great experience. Everybody has his own cooking Station and learns a lot. Fully recommend it.”
Morning market walk and organic farm Thai cooking class in Chiang Mai. Hotel pickup, small group, open-air kitchen, $29 for 5 hours.
“We booked this tour and were picked up from our hotel, taken on a tour of the local market and got to try lots of tit bits and also were given info on what different types of food were.”
Chiang Mai cooking class with a market visit and organic farm tour. Cook 4 Thai dishes, then enjoy mango sticky rice.
“If you are Chiang Mai, Thailand please make some time to do this tour especially if you love Thai food the way that I do. This day was the most I’ve ate in Thailand because of how many dishes they made us cook & the food/ingredients were super fresh & tasty. The scenery was also…”
Cook 6 Thai dishes in a Chiang Mai Lanna home, including curry paste from scratch, after a market tour near Chiang Mai Gate.
“Our guide Flook was amazing! Very funny, very knowledgeable and a wonderful teacher. We had a great time learning about Thai cuisine and loved making the many dishes during the class. Loads to choose from and not all spicy, if that's not your thing. A must do if in Chiang Mai. Thank you Flook for…”
The old city, the temple mountains and the valleys around them, and every way to see them.
