The Orange Lotus in Chiang Mai
Below you will find the many possibilities for holidays to Chiang Mai. Each journey is tailor‑made with meticulous attention to detail, and all options can be adapted entirely to your wishes.
Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai
The Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai is beautifully set amidst emerald‑green rice fields and offers four superb restaurants and bars, an extensive spa and 98 stylish rooms, residences and pool villas.
Anantara Chiang Mai
The five‑star deluxe Anantara Chiang Mai is beautifully set along the Mae Ping River, offering a serene atmosphere that blends traditional Thai hospitality with contemporary comfort. The resort features an infinity pool, an award‑winning spa and five superb restaurants and bars.
Puripunn Hideaway
Puripunn Hideaway in Chiang Mai is a charming boutique hotel that blends traditional Lanna architecture with colonial elegance. Ideally located near the historic quarter, the property offers luxurious rooms with modern amenities, a swimming pool, a spa and a restaurant.
Raya Heritage
The five‑star Raya Heritage enjoys a tranquil riverside setting along the Mae Ping, just 20 minutes’ drive from Chiang Mai’s historic centre. The hotel features 33 elegant, contemporary rooms, a serene spa and three refined restaurants and bars. Raya Heritage is proudly affiliated with Leading Hotels of the World.
Historic temples, vibrant markets and beautiful mountains
To truly get to know Thailand, a visit to Chiang Mai is almost essential. Often regarded as the cultural capital of the country, the city is surrounded by breathtakingly diverse natural landscapes.
Culture: Within the old city walls you will find many historic temples, each reflecting centuries of craftsmanship and devotion. Chiang Mai is also known for its traditional artisans, whose skills are still practised today. The lively markets are well worth exploring, including the famous night market.
Nature: Chiang Mai is encircled by lush mountains, rice fields, dense jungle and beautiful waterfalls. Doi Inthanon National Park is one of the region’s most beloved natural reserves — home to Thailand’s highest peak and a haven for nature lovers.
Adventure: Hiking, cycling, ziplining and rafting are among the most popular activities in the surrounding landscapes, offering a perfect blend of excitement and immersion in nature.
Hotels: Chiang Mai offers a selection of exceptional hotels. Some are peacefully located within the city, such as the boutique 137 Pillars House, while others are set in nature — like the Four Seasons amid the rice fields, or Raya Heritage and Anantara along the Mae Ping River.
Culinary: Chiang Mai also has much to offer when it comes to dining. Beyond the excellent restaurants within the hotels, the city is home to a wide range of culinary experiences, and we are delighted to advise you further.
The weather in Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai can be visited throughout the year. Days are consistently warm, while the nights cool pleasantly. During the rainy season (July to September), showers usually fall in the late afternoon — brief yet intense — and the humidity is noticeably higher. In general, the months from October to February are considered the best time to travel, thanks to the dry and comfortable conditions.
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