Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai

At Four Seasons, you enjoy a unique vantage point from which to explore the sights,sounds and experiences around you. The sample on-site activities are as following.
- Cooking Class at the Resort Cooking School
- Spa treatment at the award-winning spa
- Mountain bike or jogging with maps to nearby attraction
- Rice Planting
- Morning Streatch Class
- Yoga and meditation
- Swimming
- Tennis

We also hope the highlights of local attractions below help simplify your planning. Please let us know how else we can assist you.
Within a 10-minute walk of the Resort
Sainamphung Orchid Farm:
• Endless rows of exotic varieties of orchids and a butterfly farm to explore. Lovers of Siamese cats will adore the many species to be found here.
Within a 10-minute drive of the Resort
Mae Sa Snake Farm:
• Friendly reptiles await, with daily shows at 10:30 am, 2:15 pm, and 3:30 pm.

Within a 15-minute drive of the Resort
Mae Sa Elephant Camp:
• See why elephants are some of the smartest mammals at Mae Sa Elephant Camp.Watch them at work and play, or even take a leisurely ride atop an elephant.
Buffalo Training Camp:
• Experience Thai country life as you watch farmers and buffaloes working on the various stages of traditional rice farming.

Within a 30-minute drive of the Resort
Chiang Mai Night Safari:
• The first night zoo in Thailand, where you can observe animal behaviors at night in a nature-like environment.
Tad Mok Waterfall:
• With its secluded location, the Tad Mok Waterfall is a great spot for a picnic.
Queen Sirikit Botanical Gardens:
• Over 736 hectares (1,000 acres) of gardens and a 5-kilometre (3-mile) nature trail to explore. Undulating hills dotted with the most spectacular assortment of flora and fauna are a feast for the eyes.
Mae Sa Valley Craft Village:
• Spend half a day learning a new craft at Mae Sa Valley Craft Village, set in the hills.
Learn parasol and fan painting, batik dyeing or "Sa" paper making, and take home a unique self-made souvenir.
Wat Chiang Man:
• Take a stroll through history in this 700-year-old temple, the oldest in Chiang Mai. Guided tours are led by monks.
Wat Phra Singh:
• One of the city's most important religious landmarks, renowned for its "Lanna"-style
murals. Inside is the sacred Phra Sihing Buddha.
Wat Pa Bong:
• A renowned meditation centre for inner healing.
Wat Suan Dok:
• The large compound was once a fortified monastery. Built in 1371, its main features are a huge bell-shaped chedi and cenotaph memorials of the royal family of Chiang Mai.
Wat Umong:
• Savour the timeless rituals of Buddhism in this ancient temple. Learn the art of meditation in fascinating underground cells featuring traces of the oldest surviving paintings in early "Lanna" style. Built in a grove of trees, the temple's surroundings are serene and its origins can be traced back to the 14th century. The temple is popular with Western Buddhist practitioners, and some of the monks give sermons in English.
Warorot and Ton Lamyai Market:
• The oldest and biggest market in Chiang Mai city, selling fresh and dry foods, clothing
and a variety of other products, from textiles to basketware, at local prices. You willalso see an abundance of flowers.
Sankamphaeng Road:
• Known as the "Handicraft Highway," on Sankamphaeng Road you'll find everything from silk, silver, celadon, gems, antiquest, "Sa" paper, umbrella painting, lacquerware and pottery, to handmade furniture. Watch local craftsmen deftly weave silk, carve wood or transform clay into beautiful celadon pottery.
Night Bazaar:
• Chiang Mai's famous night market.