Map and surrounding attractions

1. Tha Phae Gate

Distance: 700 meters (9-minute walk)
Tha Phae Gate is one of Chiang Mai’s most iconic landmarks and a gateway to the Old City. The historic gate is a perfect spot for travelers to start their exploration and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the nearby streets, which are filled with cafes, markets, and cultural sites.

2. Wat Chedi Luang

Distance: 260 meters (2-minute walk)
This impressive temple complex features the ancient Lanna-style Chedi Luang stupa, once the tallest structure in Chiang Mai. It is a must-visit for those interested in Chiang Mai's history and Buddhist architecture. The temple also offers insight into local religious practices and the city’s cultural heritage.

3. Sunday Walking Street Market

Distance: Located directly outside the hotel
The hotel is perfectly positioned at the heart of the famous Sunday Walking Street Market, a vibrant street fair filled with local crafts, food, and cultural performances. Every Sunday, this market turns into a lively hub where visitors can shop for souvenirs and enjoy street food delicacies.

4. Wat Phra Singh

Distance: 700 meters (10-minute walk)
Wat Phra Singh is one of Chiang Mai’s most revered temples, famous for its stunning Lanna-style architecture and the sacred Phra Singh Buddha image. This temple is particularly popular during festivals and is a key part of Chiang Mai’s cultural and spiritual landscape.

5. Three Kings Monument

Distance: 97 meters (1-minute walk)
The Three Kings Monument commemorates the three founding fathers of Chiang Mai. Located in the center of the Old City, this historical landmark is a gathering place for locals and an important symbol of the city’s cultural unity.

6. Wat Chiang Man

Distance: 650 meters (9-minute walk)
Wat Chiang Man is the oldest temple in Chiang Mai, featuring ancient Buddha statues and beautiful Lanna-style architecture. It’s a peaceful place to explore and offers visitors a glimpse into the city’s early history.

7. Lanna Folklife Museum

Distance: 190 meters (3-minute walk)
Located near the Three Kings Monument, this museum offers an excellent introduction to Northern Thailand’s culture and history. Exhibits include traditional clothing, tools, and information about the Lanna kingdom’s rich heritage.

8. Wua Lai Walking Street 

Distance: 1 kilometer (15-minute walk)
Chiang Mai Gate Market is a local favorite for street food, especially in the evenings. Visitors can taste a variety of authentic Northern Thai dishes, making it a perfect spot for food lovers who want to try something unique.