An excellent museum of modern art, but a little far from the city center. There is a lot of space, an interesting exposition! The ticket price is 200 TB per person. There is a good souvenir shop and a cafe on the territory of the museum. A great place to spent 1-2 hours surrounded by art)

A wonderful experience for myself and my art students from Lanna International school. We spoke to the owner about contacting the artists to interview them. They were really helpful and attentive to us. All my students found at least 2 artists they were really influenced by and will include artwork around those artists for their A Level Art & Design, personal investigation. I will bring more students to this gallery on the future.

Small museum for contemporary art with some interesting pieces. The building itself is beautiful, from the inside and outside. Currently, there's an exhibition room in the context of the Ching Mai Design Week. There's a cafe and shop as well. It's a half hour ride outside of town but for art lovers it might be worth the trip. For those coming with ride apps, Bolt was the best option going there but for coming back Grab was easy and cheap (Bolt didn't offer any option), for 150 compared to the 350 it suggested for the way out. So coming out here with apps is not a problem.

One of the rare modern art museums in Chiang Mai. There were a number of interesting pieces, including video installations. The pieces are more provocative than pleasant. If you like to be mentally shaken a bit, and made to think and question, this might make a good excursion. The museum is a bit small and you can finish it within an hour. Some of the installations didn't have any explanatory text, so I couldn't make head or tail of them.

The museum is not so big, but it’s modern and has curious expositions! Not the best museum I have seen in my life but it’s nice to visit!) for students it’s 100 baht and for adults 150 baht

'MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum' (พิพิธภัณฑ์ศิลปะร่วมสมัยใหม่เอี่ยม) is located in San Kampang district, on the road towards Mae On (drive 18km or 25mins from Chiang Mai down town on highway No.1006) further away from ChamCha market around 6km The art museum had been transformed from a warehouse, a wide space had been well-decorated with lightings and separated the space to showcase the selected artworks and held the exhibitions from the artists around the globe The exhibition that had been presented at that time was ‘Cold War: the mysterious’ exhibition by Thasnai Sethaseree over the past year. Remarkable and inspiring story! You can take an hour or more to appreciate the free spirit artistic works in the museum that I can assure you, it will definitely worth your visit! (Entrance Fee Student/Senior 100THB, Adult 200THB, Open Fri - Mon 10.00 - 18.00)

When you are bored seeing all the historical and traditional stuff around Chiang mai, this is the place to go. It houses a great collection of contemporary art pieces from famous artists of thailand. It’s a small museum but the artwork is high quality. Also there are seasonal events too. During chiang mai design week they had some special displays. Museum is only two floors and will take around 1 -2 hours to see it completely. There is a cafe and a souvenir shop too. Its a bit far from the main city but worth a visit. Ticket was 200baht. If you are using public transportation, you can take a white bus going towards Sankampang. Buses start from Kad luang. only 20baht. If not, can take a grab car from city which will cost around 250 baht. Grab is a faster

A small museum with modern arts collections. The place has the chill vibe and the art pieces provide the visual impacts to the visitors. To me it is justified for the 200 bhats ticket😁

I recommend visiting this museum if you like modern art and are around Chiang Mai! It's quite small (it took me one hour to see everything), but it's worth it! It has a quiet atmosphere. I was there during the weekend in June, and it was almost empty, so you get it to enjoy and admire the art in peace. The exhibition downstairs is a pond you can walk on using some steps. That exhibition is also very colorful and glittery. I'm sure kids would enjoy seeing that as well.

Amazing. Bright & welcoming and a true hidden gem! Small but diverse, beautifully curated & world class. Beautiful cafe & store as well. Worth the 15min inexpensive taxi ride. Ticket 150Baht (less for students/senior/kids) Highly recommend this place.

It's a small museum but worth a visit. You’ll also find here a lovely shop with unique handwork items and jewelry and an extensive collection of art and historical books.

I recently visited the MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum in Chiang Mai, Thailand and was blown away by the stunning exhibitions on display. The museum is located in a beautiful, modern building with ample space for the various works of art. One of the standout exhibits was a series of large-scale installations by Thai artist, Kamin Lertchaiprasert. His use of vibrant colors and intricate details really caught my eye and I found myself spending a lot of time examining each piece. The museum also featured a number of interactive exhibits, including a room filled with mirrors that changed color as you moved through it. This was a really fun and immersive experience, and it was great to see how the museum was incorporating technology into the art. The museum also had a gift shop stocked with unique, locally-made items and a café serving delicious Thai food. Overall, I had a fantastic time at the MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Chiang Mai.

Absolut amazing art work with wooden elephants. A big exhibition and museum about elephants. If you are at BoSang go to Sangkampaeng to Baan Jang Nak. Currently you can see the workers doing their art.

Very nice place with perfect atmosphere. Nice and cheap coffeeshop, free parking and very friendly owner. Free entry, its donation based museum. You can buy handmade wooden elephants.

Incredible museum of art work of a very talented and diligent master wood carver who fell in love for live with elephants. The yard of several Lanna-style wooden houses is filled with elephant carvings of any sizes and styles as well as many drawing, painting and other forms of art making tribute to those magnificent kings of jungle. There are several realistic life-size statues of elephants and one of a mammoth. I highly recommend visiting this place. Also there's a nice café downstairs.

The best wood carving master in all Chiang Mai if not all of Thailand. Matter Pet and his legendary life like elephant carvings are must buys when visiting Chiang Mai.

Stop by of you re passing by. No entrance fee. But support with a drink or a souvenir from gift shop 👍

A must see place . The craftsmanship that has gone unto these carvings is unbelievable #judyanddaveinthailand

Super little place, craftsmen at work, many items on display elephants carvings and a lot more. Gift shop and a nice little cafe. And I must mention the fantastic cat 🐈

Very nice place. Must see in Chiang Mai. You can have lunch and a coffee there. The museum il stunning as well as the sculptures.

Very quiet. Nice little coffee shop. Had look at the elephant carvings which were amazing. But struggled to understand the story/history.

Good night market uitside Cnx,and a lot cheaper then the walking steet in Chiang Mai

Interesting walking street market. A section of the street is closed off for vendors to come together and open their shops. This includes clothes, toys, local handicrafts, food and many more. Even saw a car being sold. Downside is it's hard to find a parking close to the venue, you have to be lucky. Many kinds of food are sold here from fresh to cooked. There is also live music so people can enjoy while eating. The market road is long so expect to spend quite some time there. You'll end up with several bags in each hand on the way home.

My favorite walking street market Chiang Mai. Authentic non- touristic.

Nice walking street with mostly local Thais. Good selection of food too. Park in front of the school before you get to the walking street entrance and it's just 1-2 minutes to get there.

Superb. Great way to spend a Saturday evening. Loved it

Nice market every saturday alot of variety

a beautiful night market to visit, a lot of clothes and food varieties

Great market. Food, clothes, pets. EVERYTHING

Any street food you want and you can buy virtually any outfit, accessories or toys. It seems to go on forever and you can find some great vegan options. It's pretty packed but check out the stalls where people tend to congregate. Make sure you check out the fried roti stall that's always on this main Street outside. Only 7 baht!

Wide variety of market, art works some people may dupe u.... Bargain hard, compare with multiple similar goods shop, then purchase. The shops selling similar products had 3 times price difference Food is good Souvenir is good Painting needs to be bargained Ask 2-3 centers /shooa then purchase Enjoys the Thailand food Especially coconut put in refrigerator /ice packs

The best walking market. Huge food selection, lots of great stalls. A special mention for the lady with the best fisherman's pants in all of Thailand and the Korean chicken food truck.

DO NOT come from CM without return ride. We took a red truck all the way out and stayed for approximately 2 hours. We ended up having to walk the majority of the way back to CM because the red trucks would/could not pull over due to no parking signs. Finally had to ask our Thai daughter to call a cab for us.

The drive to the market itself is pretty scenic and as soon as you arrive, you can sense the rustic and charming atmosphere. Great for a morning stroll around and a cuppa. The shops are nothing to shout about as you can find similar ones everywhere but do go for the ambience. A great breakfast or lunch destination for sure.

Very nice area to visit, take a walk, window shopping. There are many local vendors and lots of traditional hand made goods here. I loved it very much, lots of parking area. Can be very hot in the day time, and busy on the weekends.

A cool, laid back atmosphere weekend market, east of the city. It has a community vibe of artisans and other vendors to shop and browse. There are many handicrafts and trendy clothing to see here. A few food and drink places as well.

This is a very special place with an artist studio and shop called "Heart Space". There is a shop by a Thai writer named "Look Comb" at the entrance. Look Comb is a two-time resident writer in Cheongju, Korea, and is also a human artist with a very special friendship with an Asian residency network called "HIVE" located in Cheongju.

I recommend coming during the weekdays for slow and peaceful environments. Several stores are still open during non-weekends. The best market in Thailand based on my multiple visits over several years. Very peaceful environment. Pleasant to walk. Every minute here is joyful. Items tend to be more pricey, but i see myself using the items purchased here for a long time, as opposed souvenirs from other markets that always end up taking storage without real use.

I am looking for coffee around my place on Sunday and I found this unique market on the map!! This is the village that people built they own house becomes a tourist place, if you visit here on Saturday and Sunday you will find unique market name is “Cham Cha Market”. This place has promoted local products such as local shirts, plants, and art-works. There is many restaurants and coffee cafés located in the market, they have their own coffee signature. Don’t worry about toilet no charging, nice music not to loud. Rare foods also available here, especially local northern foods. You can walk-In there is no charging for entry and don’t forget to bring Cash because most of them are villagers. So, if you need to feed your family I would recommend here to be your choices.

Do manage your expectation. The market is beautiful if you appreciate retro and handicraft settings. Very instagram worthy. However there are very little shops (~30) and minimal food options. Toilet can be found in 3 spots of the entire stretch. I don't regret dropping by here. Hopefully more artists will open their shop here on weekends. I would love to see more unique crafts and clothing.

'ChamCha Market' (ฉำฉา) is located in San Kampang district, on the road towards Mae On (drive 15km or 20mins from Chiang Mai down town on highway No.1006) The rustic and warm atmosphere, surrounded by green shade of big trees. The market filled with homemade products, clothes, necklace, bracelet, live music and good coffee! People here were so friendly, we're having fun walking around and buy matching stuffs while listening to the sellers told us story how they made the goods is so inspiring If you're looking for some gunuine homemade goods and chill vibes on the weekends, ChamCha market might be one of your best choices! ‍ (Free Entrance, Open Sat & Sun 09.00 - 14.30)

Nice market👍🏻 If you are coming to Chamcha market I would recommend lunch in Meena & coffee in happiness cafe.

A charming artisan market in Chiang Mai that is definitely worth a visit. The market offers a great selection of locally made handicrafts, souvenirs, and unique items that you won't find anywhere else. The market is not too big, so you can easily walk around and take your time browsing through the different stalls. The vendors are friendly and knowledgeable, and there is no pressure to buy anything. One of the things I loved most about Chamcha Market is the atmosphere – it's a great place to soak up the chill culture. Plus, the prices are very reasonable, so you can pick up some great souvenirs without breaking the bank.

Like with the Jing Jai market,but there is smaller but there have the raw feeling than the Jing Jai. If you planning visit the Jing Jai Market, please come to here have a look too.

Very quite for a Saturday Cute little market town for artisan gifts and stalls cash only here Some accept ali pay and we chat pay

wonderful community market, I definitely recommend coming here. There is a huge market on the weekend with many things to do, craft and eat. A lot of shops with beautiful selfmade things. Great to support the community. 🤍🫶🏼☀️ The Cafes, some shops and restaurants are also open during the week, If you enjoy a calmer experience. ☕️ There is also a beautiful airbnb for up to 4 people available. I recommend staying there. It’s perfect, especially for family’s or digital normads. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 https://abnb.me/PL8qe3Jn9Gb

Take a magical amble under covered lanes to discover a world of handmade crafts and quirky art and offbeat people. It's a village where the community lives and trades from their own doors steps. It's a must. Some at a Micheline star restaurant or the Bus Pizza place and many more coffee or juice bars

Nice place .feel free to take fews hours to check around for hand made stuff, clothes,bags,wooden .and I will suggest that’s one the local Chiang Mai stall .order the yuzu soda coffee!!

A lovely little market, hidden away from the main road which is a pity. Even though it was a public holiday, there were very few stalls open. The lady with the tea was amazing. She interacted with our small group as if we were the most important people on earth. Her teas are healthy and very tasty.

Such a nice place to go, a Northern (Lanna) style market. Crafting is decorated mostly with handicrafts. it's nice to wake up to walk into the market. The good atmosphere and productivity were a wonder. People who sell their home plants. I wonder about it.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the famous temples in Sankhamphaeng district. It is the starting point for the Umbrella Festival parade held every January. The word "Bo Saan" (บ่อสร้าง) in the temple's name means a well dug by humans. I don't know if it is still functioning, but there is a large well within the temple grounds. This temple was built during the reign of King Kawila the Great (1782-1816) of the Restorated Lanna Dynasty. When the Great King went on an expedition to Chiang Saen, he ordered many of the residents to move to Chiang Mai. Some of them were sent to live in Sankampaeng. It seems that there was a village of people who moved from Chiang Saen in the area around this temple. After some time, they built a community temple within their village. This is Wat Bosan. They dug a large communal well on the property to improve local infrastructure. This is "Bo San", which has that word in the temple name. Since then, this temple has been protected by local people, and has undergone renovations and expansions. In 1991-1992, a Japanese man named Yumehara (ยูเมฮาระ โซะจั่ง) donated a large amount of money to build the Chiang Mai World Peace Pagoda. Since the nameplate says ``Japanese National Buddhism Established'', I believe that the person named Yumehara is related to the religious world (Buddhist world?). Bossan is famous as a town for making umbrellas. In the vicinity, there are many large and small workshops and shops that make traditional umbrellas. This umbrella-making technique was brought to this area by a monk named Phra Inta (พระอินถา) who lived in Wat Bosan. It is said that when Phra Inta was on a pilgrimage to various places, he once hung tin in the border area with Myanmar. At that time, I was given an umbrella by a person from Myanmar. Since Phra Inta was a traveling monk, the villagers gave him an umbrella in case it rained. The umbrella Phra Inta received was so beautiful that he asked the villagers about umbrellas and decided to learn how to make them. After mastering the art of making umbrellas, Phra Inta returned to Wat Bosan and taught the techniques he had learned to the people of Bosan village. I think they did this because they thought it would make a difference in the lives of the villagers. Since then, the villagers have developed the method of making Burmese umbrellas that they learned from Phra Inta, and have made changes to the material, size, coloring, and drawing. In this way, the Bosan umbrella became a local specialty and became widely known. Wat Bosan is the starting point for the Umbrella Festival parade because it is the birthplace of the Bosan umbrella. If you're visiting Bosaan, please stop by. By the way, a memorial statue of Reverend Phra Inta has been erected on the grounds of the Umbrella Making Center, located at the corner of Routes 1006 and 1014, to honor his achievements. Please drop by as well. (Original) サンカムペーン郡にある有名な寺院の1つです。毎年1月に開催される「傘祭り」パレードの出発地になっています。 寺名の中にある「ボー・サーン（บ่อสร้าง ）」とは、人間が掘った井戸を意味します。今も機能しているのかどうか分かりませんが、境内には大きな井戸があります。 この寺院が建立されたのは、復興ラーンナー王朝の初代カーウィラ大王の時代（1782-1816）です。大王は、チェンセーンを遠征した時に、多くの住民たちにチェンマイへの移住を命じました。そして、その中の一部の人びとはサンカムペーンに住まわせられました。この寺院の界隈には、このチェンセーンから移り住んできた来た人たちの集落があったようです。少し時間たって、彼らは自分たちの集落の中にコミュニティ寺院を建設しました。これがワット・ボーサーンです。 彼らは、地域のインフラ整備のため、敷地内に大きな共同井戸を掘りました。これが寺名の中にその言葉がある「ボー・サーン」です。 その後この寺院は、地域の人びとによって護持され、改修や拡張が行われてきました。1991-1992年には、ユメハラ（ยูเมฮาระ โซะจั่ง）という名の日本人が、多額のお金を寄付して「チェンマイ世界平和パゴダ」を建立しています。銘板に「日本国總教建立」と書かれていますので、ユメハラ某という人は宗教界（仏教界？）の関係者かと思われます。 ボーサーンは傘づくりの町として有名です。近辺には、伝統傘の大小の工房や販売店が立ち並んでいます。 この傘づくりは、ワット・ボーサーンに住んでいた、プラ・インター（พระอินถา）という名の僧侶がこの地に伝えたものです。プラ・インター師は各地を行脚していた時に、ミャンマーとの国境地帯に掛錫したことがあったそうです。その時に、ミャンマーの人から傘を布施されました。プラ・インター師は旅の僧侶であったので、雨が降った時のためにと、村人が傘を差し上げたわけです。 プラ・インター師は、もらった傘がとても見事なものであったため、村人に傘のことについていろいろ尋ね、そして傘づくりを学ぶことにしました。傘つくりを習得したプラ・インター師は、ワット・ボーサーンに帰り、習得した傘づくりをボーサーン村の人たちに伝授しました。村人の生活の足しなればと考えて、そうしたのだと思います。 以後、村人たちは、プラ・インター師から教わったミャンマー傘の作り方を発展させて、素材や大きさ、彩色、描画などにアレンジを加えてゆきました。こうして、ボーサーンの傘は土地の名物になり、広く知れ渡ってゆきます。 ワット・ボーサーンが「傘祭り」パレードの出発地になっているのは、ここがボーサーン傘の発祥の地であるからです。ボーサーンを訪れるのならば、是非ともお立ち寄りください。 ちなみに、1006号線と1014号線の交差点の角にあるUmbrella Making Centreの敷地内には、プラ・インター師の記念像が建てられていて、その功績が顕彰されています。併せてお立ち寄りください。

(Translated by Google) Old temple, clean and neat. (Original) วัดเก่าแก่ สะอาดสะอ้าน เรียบร้อย

(Translated by Google) The temple is clean, open and not crowded, but parking space is limited. (Original) วัดสะอาดคะโล่งไม่แออัดเพียงแต่เนื้อที่จอดรถมีจำกัดคะ

(Translated by Google) Bo Sang village temple There is a pond with a legend told since ancient times. (Original) วัดประจำหมู่บ้านบ่อสร้าง ซึ่งมีบ่อน้ำที่มีตำนานเรื่องเล่าขานมาแต่โบราณ

(Translated by Google) The best village project for you (Original) โครงการหมู่บ้านที่ดีที่สุดสำหรับคุณ

(Translated by Google) Currently building a new pavilion. (Original) ตอนนี้กำลังทำศาลาใหม่

(Translated by Google) Wat Na Ban (Original) วัดหน้าบ้าน