Things to do in Doi Saket

Absolutely fantastic! Absolutely worth it! So happy! The temperature was perfect even in winter, not hot at all. The two instructors were wonderful, providing exceptional emotional support! Highly recommended!!

The instructor was very nice and would even skate backwards with you. He was humorous and fun, but it got a bit tiring towards the end. I recommend bringing some rope gloves, as they can be a bit tight on your hands. They provide a buffet lunch with about 4-5 dishes, which is fine for a light meal. The restaurant has a terrace that's great for taking photos.

It was a lot of fun! First, we went to the local farmers' market to see some unique local ingredients, and then we went to a cooking school to learn how to make Thai food. The teachers were very welcoming, and the atmosphere was great. The venue was like a small garden with lots of beautiful plants and even a Chinese tortoise.

Great night out, even the girls fighting is spectacular, the atmosphere is electric and the food is remarkably good, go and enjoy urself…,

Chiang Mai Zoo boasts a beautiful environment surrounded by lush greenery, with a rich variety of animals, making for a very comfortable viewing experience. The zoo's layout is well-designed and suitable for family trips. Overall rating: Highly recommended, especially for family outings; allow ample time for a leisurely visit!

After breakfast, I took a taxi to Thapae Gate to take pictures. I took a few pictures by myself first, and then I saw someone who would take pictures for 100 baht and chase away pigeons for me. It was a great place to take pictures. After taking pictures, there are some drink shops nearby. If it is very hot at noon, you can also find a massage place to rest, walk around and take pictures. Be careful to protect yourself from the sun! The sun is still very strong.

Chiang Mai's Old City is tranquil and leisurely, with old city walls and ancient temples scattered throughout, creating a relaxed pace. The roads are flat, making it easy to stroll at a leisurely pace without having to rush. There are small shops and rest seats everywhere, so you can stop and rest when you get tired and soak in the simple atmosphere of the old city. It is perfect for bringing elders to explore in peace.

First, we went to a market where everyone was taking kitchen classes. Then we went to a culinary school to learn about plants. Finally, we learned how to cook. The steps were explained in great detail; it's actually quite simple. We made one dish and ate it. The food was delicious, and the culinary school environment was also very nice.