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Hey there!

Off the top of my head, I would say visit "the sticky waterfall", Pai, Tiger Kingdom, the many delicious restaurants and perhaps do a cooking course, and the Huay Tung Tao lake. Look at my blog to grab some more ideas: marketofeden.blogspot.com. And I hope you enjoy Chiang Mai!

Hello adrianfleur.

Thank you for your contribution.

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Karen

Depends on their interest though. For family, going to do the Mahout training at elephant camps for 3-4 days is very interesting.
Food!!Don't know, local Chiang Mai food is very healthy, lower calorie, and lower in price. There for learning Chiang Mai cooking is also great opportunity.

You can drive out of the city a bit to visit local villages in Samkampaeng and Doi Saket, lots of handicraft products and you can learn how to do those with local people too.

i want t see small places/villages in the north

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Hasnaa
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dear hasanaa

i will be in thailand for a couple of weeks for holiday during december. i dont like big cities much though i will spend couple of days in bengkok.then i will explore north thailand as it is a mountainous region with nice landscape and weather. i need guidance from local people about sights and lodging in and around chiang mai. cheers

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