Our resort in Chiang Mai offers plenty of on-site activities to keep you busy during your stay, but that doesn’t mean you have to limit yourself to exploring our resort. To get you started, we asked our Four Seasons team for their top recommendations to make your visit one to truly remember.
  • OUR Food & Beverage Manager’s FAVOURITE COCKTAIL SPOT

    My favourite drink is a Negroni, a mixture of Dry Gin, Campari and Vermouth Rosso. The best place to have it is at Caravan Bar in the Nimmanhaemin area. It’s a nice cosy bar with great music. Let the ice cubes chill the mixture of liquors and sip it cold.

    – Food & Beverage Manager Chaturong Chailert

  • OUR CHEF’S FAVOURITE SNACK

    Sai Aua Baan Id (Chiang Mai Sausage) is the best. Be sure to eat it with sticky rice and northern chilli dip.

    – Sous Chef Naruchit Taingtrong

  • Close-up of paintbrush along line of green watercolour paint on paper
    Indulge Your Artistic Side: Art Tour

    Buzzing with an effervescent vibe, Chiang Mai is Thailand’s art capital. Led by a local expert, our art tour effortlessly weaves together the city’s culture with your sense of exploration. Learn to paint from a revered local artist, get exclusive behind-the-scenes access at a renowned pottery studio, visit our favourite galleries where creativity is fueled by great coffee and savour lunch at a local restaurant.

    – Guest Experiences Manager Marina Vidou

  • Wat Pa Dara Phirom

    Remember to walk up to the small museum and see the Buddha's teeth preserved carefully and hundreds of Buddha statues in varying sizes. The best part is that it is just bike ride away.

    – Director of Rooms and Residences Ashok Nair

  • Two domed chedi monuments flanked by wending paths and manicured foliage atop a mountain, rose and gold sky and hills beyond.
    Visit to Doi Inthanon National Park

    At 2,565 metres (8,415 feet) high, Doi Inthanon is Thailand’s highest peak and is located in the most renowned park in the north. Visit the royal chedi at the summit of Doi Inthanon and enjoy en-route the impressive waterfalls, many terraced rice fields, picturesque valleys and some small hill-tribe villages.

    – Assistant Director of Housekeeping Omkar Ghaisas

  • A woman and man looking through a window of a yellow cafe in Hoi, Viet Nam
    Shopping at Nimmanhaemin

    Immerse yourself in Chiang Mai’s vibrant creative culture through original souvenirs, inspired artwork and authentic fashions. Commune with cultural influences in the lively Nimmanhaemin gallery and boutique district, and indulge in some retail therapy including artisanal coffee blends.

    – Director of Rooms and Residences Ashok Nair

  • Tour of Sankampaeng Handicrafts Village

    Sankhampaeng is a well-known destination for handicrafts in Chiang Mai. Choose to watch craftsmen at work in factories and workshops or enjoy some retail therapy and take away some mementos. Stop over for pottery, silverware, stoneware, paperware, lacquerware, sculptures, jewelry, wood carvings and silk products in the area.

    – Guest Experiences Manager Marina Vidou

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