Every year, we receive many questions about the famous Loy Krathong festival in Chiang Mai. People travel from all over the world to experience it and want to make sure they don't miss anything. When and where are the special events? Where should you go to get the best view of all the floating lanterns? This blog will tell you everything you need to know about the Loy Krathong festivities in 2025.

While the nightlife in Chiang Mai may not be as crazy as in Bangkok, Pattaya or Phuket. You still will be able to find some good bars for a few beers, live music and even some banging clubs that stay open till 5 in the morning. We have made a list with our favorite bars, clubs and shows to make sure that your nights in Chiang Mai will be ones to remember.

Every April, Thailand celebrates its new year with a giant splash. Better known as Songkran or the water festival, the festivities include several days of celebrations that include a lot of water-fighting during some of the hottest days of the year. Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand is THE place to celebrate Songkran. Read on and get the most out of your Songkran experience.

This year's Chinese New Year celebrations are coming up! The Year of the Snake will officially begin on the 29th of January, 2025. Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is known for its dragon dances and is about getting good luck in the new year. Read on for some more information and tips about Chinese New Year celebrations in Chiang Mai.

People from all over the world travel to Chiang Mai near the end of the cold season to experience the natural beauty and creations of the Chiang Mai Flower Festival. If you are considering coming to Chiang Mai during the winter months, the Flower Festival is a great excuse for a visit. This year, the 48th edition of the Chiang Mai Flower Festival takes place on the 7th, 8th, and 9th of February (Friday to Sunday) 2025.

We've put together this guide of the "Top Ten Things to Do in Chiang Mai in 2025". It's been carefully curated with our expert knowledge and years of experience in the local area to help you choose how to spend your time in this magical city.

In this blog, we'll explore some of Chiang Mai's most beautiful and popular national parks—each with its unique appeal and various outdoor activities to enjoy. From the highest peak in Thailand to the mystical "Sticky Waterfalls," these parks showcase the diverse natural beauty that makes Thailand a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.

Here, we explore ten of the most significant festivals and events in Chiang Mai, each with its unique history and experience.

Today, elephant tourism in Chiang Mai has evolved, placing a strong emphasis on the ethical treatment and conservation of these magnificent creatures. Visitors to Chiang Mai can now engage with domesticated elephants in a way that respects their welfare and honors the cultural heritage of the Karen tribe. Here are some notable elephant sanctuaries in Chiang Mai that uphold these ethical standards, reassuring tourists who support responsible tourism.

Are you visiting the Chiang Mai and looking for the best adventure tours? You're in the right place! Here is our round-up of the top six adventure tours in Chiang Mai and its surrounding areas.

Is it a good idea to visit Chiang Mai during rainy season? Does it rain every day in Chiang Mai? These are just a couple of questions that we hear almost every day and to be honest, we love this time of the year! Rainy season means fresh clean air, lush green jungle, warm weather, impressive waterfalls and rivers. Visiting Chiang Mai during rainy season is a very good idea!

There are seven major hill tribe groups in Thailand. These groups are known as hill tribes, or 'Chao Khao' in Thai. There are the Akha, Hmong, Karen, Lahu, Lawa, Lisu, and Mien groups. Read on to learn more about these fascinating cultures.

The Sticky Waterfall, also known as Bua Thong Waterfall, is a remarkable natural wonder nestled in the Namtok Bua Tong-Nam Phu Chet Si National Park, just under 60 kilometers north of Chiang Mai.

Whether you're a budget backpacker or simply seeking a social atmosphere, Chiang Mai has a huge variety of hostels that cater to all tastes and preferences. We've put together a list of the top 15 best hostels in Chiang Mai to help you find the perfect accommodation for your stay.

To get the most out of your trip to Thailand, it's worth visiting both the North and South of the country to experience everything they offer. Thailand is a large country, and you might be wondering how to get around, so we've put together a guide to help. Read on to find out how to get from Chiang Mai to some of the most popular spots in Southern Thailand.

Those of you that look further than the beaches of Thailand know that there is so much more beautiful nature to enjoy here. In Northern Thailand, the mountain- and hill-country around Chiang Mai features amazing trekking trails. Sure, Doi Suthep next to the city gives you a taste, but go a little further and be amazed. This blog is your road-map to where the best trekking and hiking opportunities in Chiang Mai lie.

Each year in January, the mountain peaks surrounding Chiang Mai turn into a sea of pink flowers. The Wild Himalayan Cherry Sakura Blossom will make the hills look like a picturesque winter wonderland. You would expect to find this scenery around Mount Fuji in Japan during the spring, but not in Thailand!

Chiang Mai province has some of the most beautiful jungles in Thailand. Combined with the mountainous areas, this sets the stage for some excellent zipline adventures. There are numerous day-tour ziplines close by Chiang Mai city. But which one is the best? Over the years we've gained experience with many of them, so let us help you make a good choice.

Northern Thailand is elephant country. In the past, the animals were trained and worked in the lumber industry and on public works. Now, these elephants and their descendants are retired and are given a better life in the elephant sanctuaries of the Chiang Mai region. PM Tours values the smaller sanctuaries that give the elephants all the room to move around and that only expose them to small groups of visitors. We have a strict no-riding policy and only offer ethical elephant tours. Here is our top 3 of the best elephant sanctuaries in Chiang Mai.

Chiang Mai province has some of the most beautiful jungles in Thailand. Combined with the mountainous areas, this sets the stage for some excellent zipline adventures. There are numerous day-tour ziplines close by Chiang Mai city. But which one is the best? Over the years we've gained experience with many of them, so let us help you make a good choice.