The 10 Tastings of Chiang Mai With Locals: Private Street Food Tour

Wat Chai Si Phum

Meet your local guide at Mountain View Guesthouse - Chiang Mai. Enjoy a light yet delicious local dish to start with

Find out why the Thai tea is so orange and choose your sweetness level or if you prefer it hot or cold, at a place nearby the monument

Chang Phuak Gate (The Elephant Gate)

No Thai food tour is complete without it, so try the best in town in a local restaurant nearby

Chiang Chom Temple (Wat Chedi Plong Pagoda)

Time to enter a local market close by, that few tourists know about, sit down and enjoy Chiang Mai’s most renowned dish - Khao Soi Time to lose the chopsticks and use your hands, try the spice-infused sausage Taste a local favorite savory coconut treat, and enjoy it with your favorite topping Discover this coconut walnut dessert wrapped in a banana leaf, after one taste you'll be asking for more! You might be getting full by now, pick up a yummy mango sticky rice from the market, eat it there, or take it home if you like!

Wat Ket Karam Museum

Did I say dream curry or green curry? It’s all the same here, with complex flavor and fried with rice at a place nearby

Traditional Arts and Ethnology Centre

Top off the tour with a beverage of your choice, beer, coffee or a soft drink. Kick back and relax on a beautiful local terrace with your host at a place close to the centre

Chang Phuak Gate (The Elephant Gate)

Pass by the protected by the moats, the old city is filled with monuments that mark the course of change in the city's seven hundred year history.

Wat Mo Kham Tuang

See the temple's has a viharn, an ubosot, a chdi as well as large and small salas and kuti buildings. It also has two interesting statues of Hindu deities.