Chiang Mai, the best city for roaming

When you come to Chiang Mai, you must take your time to explore the Old City. 🌟Highlights: Take a slow walk and explore the Old City, especially the area with coffee shops, bars, massage parlors, and hotels. When you get tired, you can randomly enter a shop to eat or drink something. They are all similar. Wander aimlessly and you will come across many unexpected and lovely temples. 🚉Transportation: Take a tuk-tuk to Tha Phae Gate, the red brick ancient city wall, which is the most complete section of the wall. There are flocks of pigeons in the small square. You can buy corn to feed the pigeons or pay some baht to have someone help you take a photo of the pigeons flying away. Then enter the Old City through Tha Phae Gate. 👍Recommendations: Visit the temples as you like. I am not religious, so I didn't specifically look for famous temples like Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Suan Dok, or Wat Phra Singh. I just visited the ones I came across. I think the photos taken in this environment are all beautiful. In the Old City, there are also the Lanna Folklife Museum, the Three Kings Monument, and the Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center, which are all worth visiting. In addition, there is a Yunda Express store not far from Tha Phae Gate, so you can send your shopping back home in advance. Further ahead is the popular Women's Prison Massage Tha Phae Gate Branch.