Guidebook for Chiang Mai

Patchima

Joined in 2016

Drinks & Nightlife

The Riverside Bar & Restaurant

Good Food Good Song and Good Restaurant.

176 locals recommend

The Riverside Bar & Restaurant

11 ถนน เจริญราษฎร์

176 locals recommend

Good Food Good Song and Good Restaurant.

The Good View

The Good View Bar & Restaurant opened its doors on January 19, 1996, and has been serving and entertaining locals and visitors of Chiang Mai ever since. The concept of our restaurant remains true to our original visions and is reﬂected on every piece of decorations.

194 locals recommend

The Good View

13 ถนน เจริญราษฎร์

194 locals recommend

The Good View Bar & Restaurant opened its doors on January 19, 1996, and has been serving and entertaining locals and visitors of Chiang Mai ever since. The concept of our restaurant remains true to our original visions and is reﬂected on every piece of decorations.

Grill patties 4 alley behind Big C Extra.

Chiang Mai Business Park Soi 1.

Warm Up Cafe

6 locals recommend

Warm Up Cafe

40 Nimmanahaeminda Road

6 locals recommend

Sightseeing

Wat Phra Singh

The temple houses an important Buddha statue: the Phra Buddha Sihing which gives the temple its name. The origins of this statue are unknown but, according to legend, it was based on the lion of Shakya, a statue since lost which used to be housed in the Mahabodhi Temple of Bodh Gaya (India). The Phra Buddha Sihing statue is supposed to have been brought, via Ceylon (present day Sri Lanka), to Ligor (present day Nakhon Si Thammarat) and, from there, via Ayutthaya, to Chiang Mai. Every year, during the Songkran festival, the statue is taken from wihan Lai Kham and carried through the streets of Chiang Mai in a religious procession during which the spectators honour the statue by sprinkling wat

357 locals recommend

Wat Phra Singh

2 Samlarn Rd

357 locals recommend

The temple houses an important Buddha statue: the Phra Buddha Sihing which gives the temple its name. The origins of this statue are unknown but, according to legend, it was based on the lion of Shakya, a statue since lost which used to be housed in the Mahabodhi Temple of Bodh Gaya (India). The Phra Buddha Sihing statue is supposed to have been brought, via Ceylon (present day Sri Lanka), to Ligor (present day Nakhon Si Thammarat) and, from there, via Ayutthaya, to Chiang Mai. Every year, during the Songkran festival, the statue is taken from wihan Lai Kham and carried through the streets of Chiang Mai in a religious procession during which the spectators honour the statue by sprinkling wat