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What cities are in the north of Thailand?
Located approximately 600km from Bangkok, Chiang Mai is steeped in authentic Thai culture and enchanting sub-tropical landscapes….Here are some of the top cities in Northern Thailand for authentic cultural adventure and nature.
- Chiang Mai.
- Sukhothai.
- Pai.
- Mae Hong Son.
- Chiang Rai.
What is Northern Thailand called?
Lanna
Northern Thailand, or more specifically Lanna is geographically characterised by several mountain ranges, which continue from the Shan Hills in bordering Myanmar to Laos, and the river valleys which cut through them.
Where is the coldest place in Thailand?
Historically, Sakon Nakhon is the coldest place in Thailand, measuring minus 1.4C in Muang district in 1974.
Are there beaches in north Thailand?
There is not really anywhere in the north that has a beach – unless you count a river ‘beach’ in somewhere like Chiang Rai. You’d be better off spending a few beach days somewhere close to Bangkok – Ko Samet maybe and then heading north.
How cold is northern Thailand?
Winter in Thailand The winter is dry and warm, with temperatures of around 86 F (30 C) in the south and as cool as 75 F (24 C) in the country’s northern reaches.
Does it snow in Thailand?
No, Thailand does not have snow. It is unlikely if not impossible that you will see snow during your trip to Thailand. There are some reports of snow in Thailand during its winter in late 1955. The same year when the coldest temperature ever was recorded in Thailand.
Can you stay in Maya Bay?
As there are no hotels or resorts on Maya Bay, the spot can only be visited by boat during the day. Most travelers organize their trips in from the surrounding Koh Phi Phi island of Phi Phi Don (the most famous of the archipelago). However, it’s also possible to come in from Krabi, Koh Lanta, and Phuket.
What is the best place to visit in northern Thailand?
Nan is the new upcoming place to visit among the local tourists it is one of the most interesting provinces to explore in Northern Thailand with its own unique culture, tourist attractions, and nature that rival those in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.
What are the most popular festivals in Thailand?
Even the festivals are bigger in the north. Loi Krathong/Yi Peng (the one with sky lanterns and candlelit boats) and Songkran (the Thai New Year water fight celebration) are celebrated with more gusto than anywhere else in Thailand.
Where to see waterfalls in Chiang Mai?
Within Doi Inthanon National Park, you will find some of the most stunning waterfalls in Chiang Mai province such as the mighty Wachirathan Waterfall and the stunning cascades of Mae Ya Waterfall.