Renowned as the "Rose of the North," Chiang Mai is a city abundant in natural beauty, culture, and history. Attractions like the Night Bazaar, Doi Suthep and the Old City are all great and important, but they can often be crowded. While also exploring these popular highlights, try out the hidden gems in Chiang Mai that offer unique and intimate experiences.

If you plan to stay for 3 days in Chaing Mai, here's what you have to cover during your stay.

Here's what you should cover on your first day in Chaing Mai. The Tunnel Temple (also known as Wat Umong), Baan Kaang Wat and the Monk's Trail. By exploring these attractions, you are sure to have one of the best cultural immersions.

Known for its serene environment and underground passageways, this 700-year-old temple is situated on Suthep Road. With plenty of greenery, a large pond, and areas for meditation. If you want to avoid the chaos of the busy attractions, here is the place for you as it's all about tranquillity.

Simply put, this is an artistic village located closer to Wat Umong and off Suthep Road. It is home to regional artisans and artists. Not to forget- it is also a terrific spot to unwind, have coffee, and take in the artistic atmosphere as you explore art studios, cafes, and unusual boutiques.

This lovely hiking track begins close to the Chiang Mai Zoo and climbs to Wat Pha Lat, a remote temple tucked away in the forest. Without the tourist crowds, this lesser-known road offers serene settings and breathtaking vistas.

It's the second day of your tour. So make sure you get the maximum benefit out of it. Since you already have explored the culture, use the second day to admire the beauty of nature.

Mae Sa Valley, a scenic area with many attractions like the Mae Sa Waterfall, orchid farms, and the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden, is just a 30-minute drive away from Chiang Mai. It's the perfect place for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Grand Canyon Water Park is an adventure water park housed in a former quarry in Nam Phrae, Hang Dong District. Here, you may take part in enjoyable and cool activities like zip-lining, kayaking, and cliff-jumping to escape the heat of the city.

Nestled among mountains, this tranquil lake is close to Doi Suthep-Pui National Park. It has bamboo bungalows for swimming, lounging, and paddle boating. It's ideal for having a picnic and taking in the serene surroundings.

So, by the end of day 02, you have explored the culture as well as nature. So, why not spend your last day (day 03) in Chiang Mai like a local, engaging in local experiences?

Set in an incredible location with natural hot springs, San Kamphaeng Hot Springs is 40 kilometres from Chiang Mai in the San Kamphaeng District. For a memorable experience, you may boil eggs in the hot spring water, take a foot bath, or simply relax in the mineral-rich waters.

Hotels in Chiang Mai are all great for travellers from all over the world. Chiang Mai's hospitality is also great, and you may be able to witness this with each service that you get during your holiday. For a much grander holiday experience, opt for star-rated properties such as Anantara Chiang Mai Resort where you'll be able to enjoy the best vacation of your whole life.