Chiang Rai- Page 2

I thought this is just a tiny cafe on a rice field, but the compound is pretty big with many things to explore. The cafe is small and simple, but decent coffee and cake. There is also a garden, a lawn, a pond, and a few buildings. Plenty of places and props for photo opportunities. I would recommend minimum of 2 hours here if you like photography or just chill and relax.

The most famous cafe and restaurant in Chiang Rai. The place is known for its beautiful garden seating, great service and pretty good food. It has a wide variety of food choices from Asian to Western, and dining here is just a very pleasant experience. You can opt for alcohol and dessert after your meal. I could easily spend 2 hours here, just comfortable and pleasant. We visited this place 8 years ago during our last trip, and we visited Chivit Thamma Da twice during our current Chiang Rai visit. Both the morning and evening vibe are excellent.

Cycle to explore the misty surroundings of Doowall hotel. You can also enjoy your complementary breakfast in the garden.

It is a simple cafe, which serves some basic Japanese food and limited cake options. The most interesting part is their outdoor art installation: a Doraemon door, Totoro and a huge variety of scarecrow.

Enjoy the morning breakfast with a view.

Great northern pork curry at affordable price. Bamboo shoot salad is nice and spicy.

A simple and nice coffee place. They serve Pineapple coffee, which is interesting. A nice place to chill, cakes are decent.

A rest stop with a view point. Do stop by if it is convenient, else it is not worth a detour. Mae Salong beauty can be enjoyed at many places along the way.

Clean, simple, affordable hotel with a good view. It is very near to the town. Love the morning breakfast here, especially Udon Noodles, Soy Bean and Fried Fritters.

Pretty nice BBQ pork rice with sweet sauce, first time having it as breakfast. A local favorite at town center.

A simple industrial style coffee place, decent. Many locals order takeaway.

A beautiful blue temple quite near to Chiang Rai town, very near to Chivit Thamma Da cafe. One of those modern artistic temples, where art meets religion. It is beautiful and interesting.

A huge park with tea plantation, flower field, farm and lake, and a few restaurants. Though you can drive in, you can only stop at 3 places. To fully explore the park, you rent an e-bike or golf cart. I would recommend 2-3 hours to explore this place. We came on Saturday, and there is an outdoor food market (Japanese themed). near the lake until nighttime. It is just fun to explore the park using an electric vehicle, and plenty of photo op. Entrance is free, need to pay for optional electric vehicle rental though.

This special street market only opens on Saturday night, and it is pretty long. Most food stalls are concentrated on the eastern end, where they have performance and dancing as well.

We have the Signature Heaven Burger (199B), and it was decent. Has my hopes too high as everyone else says it is the best burger.