Top picks for Chiang Mai City passes

Discover 326 City passes in Chiang Mai on Trip.com, updated 15 November 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 10 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From €8.04 per person, with an average total of €35.61. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 1.347k verified reviews, City passes Chiang Mai boast an average rating of 4.8.

This week's most popular City passes: "Baan Orjao Traditional Thai Costume and Photography in Chiang Mai", with 484 reviews and a 4.7 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "DOI SUTHEP Half Day Tour with option HMONG VILLAGE/BAAN KANG WAT/Sunrise and Evening Tour", a 4-hour adventure in Chiang Mai!

The next available day tour departs on 16 November 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Chiang Mai City passes usually take about 4 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

100% of Chiang Mai City passes now offer English-speaking guides

November is the perfect time to visit Chiang Mai! Choose from 326 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like Baan Orjao Traditional Thai Costume and Photography in Chiang Mai.

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Reviews: DOI SUTHEP Half Day Tour with option HMONG VILLAGE/BAAN KANG WAT/Sunrise and Evening Tour
Guest User2026-07-31
Those who want to shop in the Hmong village might find the stay (around 50 minutes) a little short. However, if your only purpose is sightseeing, it's just about right. We returned to the hotel by lunchtime. Both the driver and the guide were very polite and helpful.
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Reviews: WAT UMONG Temples and DOI SUTHEP Evening Tour
Guest User2026-10-09
The tour guide was very patient and suggested that everyone walk up the stairs of Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, as the night view is quite spectacular.
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Reviews: Half-day tour to Doi Suthep and Wat Umong in Chiang Mai
Guest User2025-10-17
The travel arrangements were very reasonable, and they accompanied us throughout the trip. It was also great that they spoke Chinese.
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Reviews: Special Offer - Doi Inthanon National Park Day Tour + 2hr Hiking|English-speaking guide|Small group
Guest User2026-10-12
Our itinerary was quite packed. After the bus was full, we went to a service area by the highway for breakfast (at our own expense), or we could go before the group met up. Then we went to see the waterfalls. There was also food available at the waterfalls; if you chose the hiking tour later and hadn't eaten before, I recommend eating here. After seeing the waterfalls and resting, we went on the hiking tour. Our group split into two parts: those who didn't go hiking visited other waterfalls with the driver, while we hiked with the guide. The hike was actually only 1.5 hours long, mostly downhill with dirt paths and steps, but the air was very fresh, and we saw several waterfalls. The instructor and local villagers accompanied us, helping with photos and providing explanations; the overall experience was good. After the hike, we went to a nearby cafe where we could enjoy free coffee and tea. After that, it was lunchtime, with vegetarian and meat options available. After lunch, it was mostly leisurely; we visited the Royal Temple and then went to the local market, which basically concluded the day.
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Reviews: Chiang Rai Day Tour from Chiang Mai :Red, White and Blue Temples with Long Neck Village
Guest User2026-11-14
The journey is quite long, but there are a couple of stops to stretch your legs. The village was unimpressive, feeling like a tourist attraction. You can soak your feet and buy a drink in the hot springs. Next, the White Temple is impressive, with an exhibition of the temple's creator's works nearby, open until noon. The Blue Temple is also nice, with a small museum on the grounds. The Buddha is an observation deck where you can see all of Chiang Rai from its eyes. There's also a pagoda and a small temple. On the way back, we stopped at a coffee shop with a view. The driver drove carefully, and the guide gave brief information about each place.