Tiger Kingdom
is a fairly new attraction in the area of Mae Rim. You can play and touch which tigers.You can choose various programs; play and touch puppy tigers, small tigers and/or big tigers. There is friendly staff helping you with your choice.You will not often have the chance to be close with tigers in Thailand.

Mae Sa Waterfall
Mae Sa Waterfall is another ‘iconic’ image of Chiang Mai, although it is somewhat less famous than some other sites. The waterfall has 8 tiers and set against a backdrop of huge trees it is very impressive. The climate around the waterfall is cool throughout the year and it is a very popular meeting place for locals.

Mae Sa Elephant Center
Each morning trained elephants demonstrate their formidable and highly valued forestry skills at both centers.
After the show is optional a jungle tour on elephant back, lasting more than two hours through adjacent forests and observe the living conditions and traditions of the Hmong tribe and purchase their ethnic handicrafts.

Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden
Established in 1992 in order to gather, conserve, study and research on more than 700 species of plants and herbs, mostly Thai natives. Orchid Center, Herbs Center, Greenhouse. Rock Garden Trail, Arboreta and Climber Collection.
The mountain location makes it an enjoyable escape for everyone, particularly nature enthusiasts. The best time to see the flowers in bloom is during the cool season. Visitors can eventually take a leisurely walk along the many winding nature trails and generally get away from it all.

Muang Kung Earthenware Village
Various kinds of earthenware, both in traditional and modern styles, are made and sold here in large quantities.

 Chiang Mai Night Safari
Chiang Mai Night Safari was established as evening and night tourist attraction. It is the first night safari in Thailand. Chiang Mai Night Safari is committed to be a world class destination and is constantly upgrading to international tourism standard. Exhibition zone is divided in three main areas: Savanna Safari, Predator Prowl and Jaguar Trail. The total area in 131 hectares.

Ban Thawai
A well known centre specialised in the skills of woodcarving. Its exquisite woodcarvings feature a diversity of exotic indigenous styles; Lanna, Chiang Saen, Burmese, Chinese and Tibetan. Traditional folk skills and expertise in the ancient art of woodcarving have been passed down through the generations.

Mok Fha Waterfall
The pretty Mok Fha Waterfall is just off the Mae Malai to Pai route. Although the volume of water is small, the river feeding the fall flows year-round. This is a shady and peaceful picnic spot. (coffee/tea stop)

Mae Sae
The staging post of Mae Sae has several food shacks

Viewpoint and Check point

Viewpoint and Pong Duead Hot Spring
There are some big and small hot springs scattered all over the area. The water erupts from geysers into a small stream, creating clouds of stream in the woodland. The temperature of water is about 90-99 degrees Celsius. There is a nature trail, Pong Duead Trail, which covers a distance of 1,550 meters

Tha Pai Hot Well
Boiling 80 degrees Celsius water bubbles from the well, becoming a vast hot current with clouds of stream all over the area. One stream is running through the area, so one can choose either to bath in the river or in bath tubs that have been built on the site. Location in Tambol Mae Hee, Amphur Pai Mae Hong Son province.

Pai
Pai a beautiful place. It is located in a large valley at about 650m (about 2000 ft) elevation, surrounded by mountains that go up to 1500m (about 4500 ft). Most of Pai valley consists of fruit orchards or garlic, green onion, or rice fields. The shallow Pai river, along with 6 or 7 other rivers originating in the hills around, winds through Pai and the neighboring villages, waters the fields, and provides life for thousands of residents.Pai has lots of quaint stores to attract tourists who actually like shopping. There's postcards, antiques, tribal handicrafts, and there's even a few art gallery coffee shops where local painters display and sell their work.

Seng Tong market, Pai
The busy afternoon market, where everyone buys their fresh food supplies for that night's cooking, takes over the sidewalk along a 200 meter long section of road near the bank. A whole spectrum of foods from raw ingredients (fresh cut greens like kale or morning glory, garlic, tomatoes, tofu chunks, endless fruit varieties, thai peppers, and other supplies), to ready-to-eat snacks for farang tourists. Akha, Lisu, and other minority hill tribe women also sell their clothing and jewelry on the sidewalk along with the food vendors. Vendors in Pai make delicious north-eastern style barbecued chicken (gai yaang) and northern-style pork sausages. There's even a shop in town specializing in "som tam," the famous north-eastern papaya salad. Mama Falafel (aka Pii Sii) set up a food stand serving pitas filled with falafel, hummus, and lettuce from the evening until late at night.

Mae Yen Temple
Mae Yen Temple is located half way up a mountain and once you have climbed the 350 steps, the views over the valley are tremendous, covering a radius of around 10kms. There is an interesting old Chedi at the temple and also murals that were painted by a local artist about the previous lives of the Buddha.