Not to Be Missed
Learn the art of Thai cuisine
Step into the state-of-the-art Rim Tai Kitchen at Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai to learn mastery of the spices and regional specialties of Thai cuisine. Afterwards, enjoy the fruits of your labour at a specially laid table with stunning mountain views.
Chiang Mai, Tailored for You
Your trip, your adventures. All of our itineraries are fully customisable, allowing you the freedom to choose the experiences that speak to you – and change your mind at a moment’s notice.
Visit local temples and markets
Tour the ancient temple of Chedi Luang and make an offering to the monks at Wat Phra Singh, then cruise through Chiang Mai by tuk-tuk to see the old city walls and bustling Warorot Market.
Go on a private shopping excursion
Silks, jewellery, woodcarvings, lacquerware, ceramics – Chiang Mai is celebrated for its artisan wares. Our private guide will take you on a shopping trip tailored specifically for you.
Embark on a jungle adventure
Collect herbs on a guided foraging walk, take on mountain hiking trails, or get to know elephants in their own natural habitat when you upgrade to a stay in Chiang Rai.
“It was the easiest trip we have ever taken, and the itinerary and service were off the charts.”
— Anne K., Four Seasons Private Jet traveller
Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai
Wrapped around its own rice paddy in the Mae Rim Valley, Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai – its design inspired by ancient Thai tradition – stands in a serene jungle garden.
- Vaulted ceilings and polished teak floors
- Private outdoor Thai sala with plush daybeds
- Luxury boutique shopping at the Resort’s Lan Sai Village
Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle
While in Thailand, you can opt to stay at Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle, where 15 luxurious tented accommodations set amid the exotic bamboo jungles of Chiang Rai recall the romantic spirit of 19th-century explorers.
- Expansive jungle views surrounding each tent
- Custom wooden hot tub on each tent’s private deck
- Free-form pool overlooking the Ruak River
