Chiang Mai Events & City News Archive
Weekly archive of events and city news for Chiang Mai. Newest first.
Originally published: 2026-02-12T10:04:42.089962
Current Events in Chiang Mai in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| February 13–15 | Chiang Mai Flower Festival | Venue: Nong Buak Haad Public Park, southwest corner of Old City; daily 9 am–midnight; free; family‑friendly; includes blossom parade on Feb 14, floral exhibitions, plant markets. |
| February 13–15 | Great Spirit Festival | Venue: Lanna Resort, Hangdong‑Samoeng Road; start times vary, multi‑day; ticket 6 300 THB early bird or 7 000 THB; adults; features cacao circles, ecstatic dance, DJs, yoga, sound bath, ATV ride. |
| February 13–16 | “Enjoy Your Life” Wine Fest | Venue: One Nimman; daily 3 pm–11 pm; ticket 350 THB; adults; wine festival with creator encounters and Thai culture focus. |
| February 16 | Lan Na Tai Textiles and Excursion | Venue: Lifelong Learning Payap Center and private collection; 9 am–3 pm; ticket 1 400 THB; adults; presentation by Dr Susan Conway plus textile collection visit, includes transport and lunch. |
| February 16 | Chinese New Year Buffet | Venue: InterContinental Chiang Mai Mae Ping (Gad Lanna Restaurant); 6 pm–10:30 pm; ticket 2 688 THB net; adults; seafood buffet celebrating Year of the Fire Horse, early‑bird 10 % off until Feb 10. |
| February 17 | Chinese New Year Parade | Venue: starts at Tha Phae Gate to Warorot Market; approx 9 am; free; family‑friendly; procession with dragons, drums, market stalls. |
| February 17–23 | A Thai‑Chinese Celebration Week | Venue: Mai Restaurant & Bar, Meliá Chiang Mai; 6 pm–11 pm daily; price from 220 THB per dish; adults; à la carte menu and premium Chinese teas honoring Lunar New Year. |
| February 21 | Chiang Mai Education Fair | Venue: Shangri‑La Hotel, Chiang Mai; 9 am–5 pm; free; families and students; international school & bilingual education fair. |
| February 21‑22 | Chiang Mai Flow & Fusion Fest | Venue: Furama Hotel; times vary; ticket from 5 200 THB one day or 9 800 THB two days, single‑class 1 500 THB; adults; yoga, Reiki, mandala flow, pool party, cooking, Thai massage. |
| February 23 | From Crop to Cup: Coffee Excursion | Venue: Mae Jo coffee plant and Lanna Coffee HQ; 8:30 am–12:45 pm; ticket 800 THB; adults; tour includes processing plant visit, tasting of 3–4 coffees, transportation and drink. |
| Through February 28 | Flora Festival at Royal Park Rajapruek | Venue: Royal Park Rajapruek; daily 8 am–6 pm; free; family‑friendly; themed gardens, orchid pavilion, Valentine’s Week programs (11–18 Feb). |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-29 | Public Safety (Military) | Two Thai Air Force pilots killed in training plane crash near Chiang Mai | On 2026‑01‑29, a Beechcraft AT‑6 Wolverine light attack trainer crashed during a training flight in a forested area of Chom Thong district approximately 60 km south of Chiang Mai airport, killing both pilots. Emergency teams responded amid difficult terrain. The Royal Thai Air Force confirmed the incident is under investigation, and this marks a serious training‑related loss. Source: AP News and Times of India. |
| 2026-01-23 | International Relations / Infrastructure | U.S. opens new Consulate General in Chiang Mai | On 2026‑01‑23, the United States officially inaugurated its new Consulate General in Chiang Mai, led by Deputy Secretary of State Michael J. Rigas and Ambassador Sean K. O’Neill. The facility, blending modern American design with traditional Lanna architecture, replaces a 75‑year‑old riverside residence and will serve over 21,000 Americans in northern Thailand, boosting diplomacy, education, innovation and economic ties. |
| 2026-01-09 | Infrastructure / Aviation | Chiang Mai Airport expansion included in 2026 transport megaprojects | On 2026‑01‑09, Thailand’s Transport Ministry announced a pipeline of 11 megaprojects valued THB 359.8 billion to be submitted for Cabinet approval in 2026, including airport capacity expansion at Chiang Mai Airport along with three other major airports—aiming to support tourism recovery and long‑term passenger growth. |
Current Events in Chiang Mai in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| February 2 – 8 | AGA Flower Show | AGA Happy Farm, Mae Taeng (Rural district); daily 9 am–5 pm; free; family‑friendly; features various international flower varieties, photo corners, shopping zone with pottery, quality seeds, kitchen‑garden vegetables, and F&B area. |
| February 4 – 8 | Chiang Mai Crafts Week | Chiang Mai Hall, Central Plaza Chiang Mai Airport (Mueang); daily; free; all ages; curated over 250 craft brands, international craft booths, kids’ creative playground “So Do Kids”, Slow Fashion Zone promoting sustainability, and hand embroidery art exhibition “National Flowers of Asia”. |
| February 6 – 8 | Coffee Mania #10 | Ancient House Chiang Mai (Charoen Phrathet Road, Old City); daily 8 am–6 pm; free; cafe‑ging/coffee enthusiasts; showcases specialty coffee, tea, coffee equipment, food, bakery, workshops and music. |
| February 7 – 9 | Chiang Mai Flower Festival | Nong Buak Haad Public Park, Mueang (Old City); daily 9 am–midnight approx; free; all ages; features breathtaking floral displays, rare winter blooms, blossom parade (February 14), flower contests, gardening activities, local crafts/products. |
| February 13 | UNDO‑REDO (exhibition opening) | Dejai Gallery (Mueang); opening 5 pm; free; art‑interested public; features works by Jood Jung, Ignat Martynov, Jessica Chen, Kotaro Yokomizo, Christine Cho; exhibition runs until 22 May. |
| February 13 – 15 | Great Spirit Festival | Lanna Resort, Hangdong‑Samoeng Road (Hangdong district); daily; early bird 6,300 THB / normal 7,000 THB; adults; includes cacao circles, ecstatic dance, music circle, DJs, yoga, meditation, sound bath, ATV mountain ride, river swim, camping options (ticket excludes accommodation). |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-19 | Cultural event / Concert | คอนเสิร์ต “The Symphony of Doi Suthep” เปิดตัวโดย อบจ.เชียงใหม่ | On 2026-01-19 at Chalerm Phra Kot 80th Anniversary Hall, Chiang Mai Provincial Administration Organization (PAO) announced a free concert entitled “The Symphony of Doi Suthep” scheduled for 2026‑01‑25 from 17:30 to 20:30 at the PAO public park; hosted by Chiang Mai PAO officials including the PAO mayor and deputy, inviting all citizens to attend. Source: Chiangmaipao newsletter. |
| 2026-01-23 | Infrastructure / Public transport | ประชุมระบบขนส่งมวลชน “สายสีแดง” ในเชียงใหม่ | On 2026‑01‑23, two public meetings were held regarding Chiang Mai’s Red Line mass transit project: one from 09:00–12:00 at Mae Hia Municipality meeting room and another from 13:00–16:00 at Nong Khwai Subdistrict Municipality in Hang Dong District; sessions hosted by the local transit authority, providing project updates. Source: chiangmai‑transitredline site. |
| 2026-01-23 | International / Business | U.S. opens new Consulate General in Chiang Mai | On 2026‑01‑23, the U.S. officially opened its new Consulate General in Chiang Mai, with Deputy Secretary of State Administration Michael J. Rigas and Ambassador Sean K. O’Neill presiding; the facility serves over 21,000 Americans in northern Thailand and combines modern American and traditional Lanna architecture to support diplomacy, education, innovation and economic growth. Source: Reddit summary. |
Originally published: 2026-02-06T16:33:20.347171
Current Events in Chiang Mai in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| February 2 – 8 | AGA Flower Show | AGA Happy Farm, Mae Taeng (Rural district); daily 9 am–5 pm; free; family‑friendly; features various international flower varieties, photo corners, shopping zone with pottery, quality seeds, kitchen‑garden vegetables, and F&B area. |
| February 4 – 8 | Chiang Mai Crafts Week | Chiang Mai Hall, Central Plaza Chiang Mai Airport (Mueang); daily; free; all ages; curated over 250 craft brands, international craft booths, kids’ creative playground “So Do Kids”, Slow Fashion Zone promoting sustainability, and hand embroidery art exhibition “National Flowers of Asia”. |
| February 6 – 8 | Coffee Mania #10 | Ancient House Chiang Mai (Charoen Phrathet Road, Old City); daily 8 am–6 pm; free; cafe‑ging/coffee enthusiasts; showcases specialty coffee, tea, coffee equipment, food, bakery, workshops and music. |
| February 7 – 9 | Chiang Mai Flower Festival | Nong Buak Haad Public Park, Mueang (Old City); daily 9 am–midnight approx; free; all ages; features breathtaking floral displays, rare winter blooms, blossom parade (February 14), flower contests, gardening activities, local crafts/products. |
| February 13 | UNDO‑REDO (exhibition opening) | Dejai Gallery (Mueang); opening 5 pm; free; art‑interested public; features works by Jood Jung, Ignat Martynov, Jessica Chen, Kotaro Yokomizo, Christine Cho; exhibition runs until 22 May. |
| February 13 – 15 | Great Spirit Festival | Lanna Resort, Hangdong‑Samoeng Road (Hangdong district); daily; early bird 6,300 THB / normal 7,000 THB; adults; includes cacao circles, ecstatic dance, music circle, DJs, yoga, meditation, sound bath, ATV mountain ride, river swim, camping options (ticket excludes accommodation). |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-19 | Cultural event / Concert | คอนเสิร์ต “The Symphony of Doi Suthep” เปิดตัวโดย อบจ.เชียงใหม่ | On 2026-01-19 at Chalerm Phra Kot 80th Anniversary Hall, Chiang Mai Provincial Administration Organization (PAO) announced a free concert entitled “The Symphony of Doi Suthep” scheduled for 2026‑01‑25 from 17:30 to 20:30 at the PAO public park; hosted by Chiang Mai PAO officials including the PAO mayor and deputy, inviting all citizens to attend. Source: Chiangmaipao newsletter. |
| 2026-01-23 | Infrastructure / Public transport | ประชุมระบบขนส่งมวลชน “สายสีแดง” ในเชียงใหม่ | On 2026‑01‑23, two public meetings were held regarding Chiang Mai’s Red Line mass transit project: one from 09:00–12:00 at Mae Hia Municipality meeting room and another from 13:00–16:00 at Nong Khwai Subdistrict Municipality in Hang Dong District; sessions hosted by the local transit authority, providing project updates. Source: chiangmai‑transitredline site. |
| 2026-01-23 | International / Business | On 2026‑01‑23, the U.S. officially opened its new Consulate General in Chiang Mai, with Deputy Secretary of State Administration Michael J. Rigas and Ambassador Sean K. O’Neill presiding; the facility serves over 21,000 Americans in northern Thailand and combines modern American and traditional Lanna architecture to support diplomacy, education, innovation and economic growth. Source: Reddit summary. |
Originally published: 2026-01-26T12:22:15.328771
Current Events in Chiang Mai in January
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| January 16–18 | Bo Sang Umbrella Festival | Held at Bo Sang Village in San Kamphaeng District, this three‑day cultural festival starts mid‑afternoon; free entry; family‑friendly. Features hand‑painted mulberry‑bark paper umbrellas, artisan workshops, parades and performances by local craftsmen. |
| January 12–18 | Chiang Mai International Food Festival 2026 | At Old Chiangmai Cultural Center in Mueang Chiang Mai District, daily 10:00–20:00; free admission; all‑ages. Under “Glocalization” theme, brings international chefs and ethnic communities showcasing fusion of local and world flavors. |
| January 23–25 | Chiang Mai International Airshow Festival 2026 | At Chiang Mai Airsports Mini Airport, San Kamphaeng District; starts morning through afternoon; ticket price unknown; aviation fans. Features air shows, aviation sports and exhibitions. |
| January 24–25 | The Symphony of Doi Suthep | At Chiang Mai Provincial Administrative Organization Park in Mueang Chiang Mai District, evenings; free; general audience. A concert set against the backdrop of Doi Suthep, showcasing orchestral music in a scenic outdoor setting. |
| January 21–25 | Agricultural Marketing Organization Fair 4 Regions @ Northern Region | Held at Meechok Plaza in Chiang Mai; daytime hours; free; families. A grand fair organized by AMO highlighting agricultural products from four regions with stalls and regional showcases. |
| January 23 | GAIA BEATS FESTIVAL 2026 | At Sense Hot Spring in Chiang Mai; from noon till evening; ticket price unknown; music lovers. A music and lifestyle fest blending beats and relaxation at a scenic hot spring venue. |
| January 24 | Thailand Throwdown 2026 | At 47 Chotana Road, Chang Puak, Mueang Chiang Mai, starts 07:00; free; fitness enthusiasts. A high‑intensity athletic competition testing strength and endurance. |
| January 25 | Bitcoin Trail Run | At Huay Tueng Thao Lake in Chiang Mai, starts 06:00; entry cost not stated; runners. A themed trail running event around scenic lake trails for running enthusiasts. |
| January 25 | SATIT Chiang Mai CMUDS Minimarathon 2026 (ครั้ง ที่ 2) | At 239 Huay Kaew Road, Chiang Mai, starts 06:00; free or minimal entry; community runners. A city‑center minimarathon organized by SATIT and CMUDS encouraging local running participation. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-08 | Infrastructure projects | MRTA orders rethink of Chiang Mai light railway plan | The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand directed a slowdown and re-evaluation of the proposed light railway in Chiang Mai, including feasibility studies and suggested routes, citing concerns over investor withdrawal risk. This decision affects plans under a public–private partnership model and places the project on hold, per reports from Chiang Mai News and regional outlets. |
| 2026-01-22 | Public transport updates | Special Express Train No.7 halted after engine smoke near Lopburi | On 22 January at 09:18, Special Express Train No.7 en route to Chiang Mai stopped at Lopburi 2 after heavy smoke from engine malfunction. Passengers were stranded, then transferred to buses arranged by the State Railway of Thailand. A replacement Daewoo set was dispatched from Bangkok to retrieve the passengers. |
| 2026-01-01 | Infrastructure projects | Transport Ministry proposes Chiang Mai Airport expansion | On 1 January, the Transport Ministry revealed a Phase 1 expansion plan for Chiang Mai Airport worth 24 billion baht, aiming to increase capacity from 8 million to 20 million passengers annually. The project is one of four airport upgrades awaiting Cabinet approval among 11 megaprojects valued at over 359.8 billion baht. |
Originally published: 2026-01-16T20:36:24.061962
Current Events in Chiang Mai in January
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| January 16–18 | Bo Sang Umbrella Festival | Held in Bo Sang village (near San Kamphaeng district), the festival starts each day likely in the morning and continues into the evening; entry is free; family‑friendly; features hand‑painted mulberry‑bark paper umbrellas, traditional performances, artisan workshops, and vibrant parades. |
| January 17–18 | Chiang Mai International Food Festival 2026 | At Old Chiangmai Cultural Center, in the city’s cultural district; runs 10 am–10 pm on both days; ticket price not specified—likely free entry; suitable for all audiences; includes cooking demonstrations by international and local chefs, food forums, live music, ethnic community pavilions, and a Glocal Food Market Stage. |
| January 22 | Tawai Village Woodcarving Fair | In Baan Tawai Woodcarving Village, Hang Dong district; start time not specified; entry details not known—likely free; family‑friendly; showcases handcrafted wooden art, local artisans presenting woodcarvings, and a vibrant market of artisanal products. |
| January 1 – February 14 | Cherry Blossom Viewing (Khun Chang Khian Highland) | Held at Khun Chang Khian Highland Agricultural Research Center, Don Kaeo, Mueang Chiang Mai; blossoms viewable throughout daylight hours; entry price not specified—likely free; family‑friendly; notable for delicate cherry blossoms in highland misty scenery and agricultural research grounds. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-02 | Public Safety / Environment | Chiang Mai imposes five‑month ban on open burning | The provincial government, via Governor Ratthaphon Naradisorn, declared a ban on all open burning—including waste, branches, and leaves—from 1 January to 31 May 2026. Exceptions require registration through the Fire‑D and permission from district forest‑fire command centres. Violators face legal action. PM 2.5 levels reached 74 µg/m³ in Chai Prakan and 52 µg/m³ in Mae Hia, per Climate Change Information Center of Chiang Mai University. (Thairath) |
| 2026-01-05 | Infrastructure / Transport | First public hearing on 24-billion‑baht Chiang Mai airport revamp held | On 5 January, Airports of Thailand held a public hearing at Centara Riverside Hotel with ~300 residents to discuss the 24 billion‑baht, five‑year project to expand Chiang Mai International Airport capacity to 20 million passengers annually. Environmental Impact Assessment revisions were tabled. (Thailand Construction & Engineering News) |
| 2026-01-14 | Public Safety / Diplomacy | Mayor tours new U.S. Consulate ahead of media opening | On 14 January, Chiang Mai Mayor Assanee Buranupakorn visited the relocated U.S. Consulate General on the Chiang Mai–Lampang Highway with honorary advisor Natcha Buranupakorn and Consul General Melea Cummins. They discussed municipal collaboration on issues like transnational scams and drug prevention. The 10‑billion‑baht facility will open to media on 23 January to counter rumours of clandestine use. (Reddit report) |
| 2026-01‑10 | Politics / Local Politics | Pheu Thai hopeful campaigns for startup and environmental support in Chiang Mai | On 10 January at Brick Startup Space, Pheu Thai candidate Yotsanan Wongsawat engaged with local startup entrepreneurs, discussing ideas to develop Chiang Mai as a regional startup hub and environmental initiatives. He expressed confidence in winning all ten provincial constituencies and praised Abhisit’s openness to cooperation. (Thairath) |
| 2025‑12‑17 (news confirmed within window) | Cultural Heritage / Planning | Chiang Mai aims for UNESCO World Heritage status by 30 January | The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment approved submission of the “Chiang Mai, Capital of Lanna” nomination encompassing 383 rai (~151 acres) including key temples and city walls. The proposal targets the 30 January 2026 UNESCO deadline. If approved, it would be Thailand’s first World Heritage site primarily managed by local communities. (The Nation) |
Originally published: 2026-01-07T09:55:24.231358
Current Events in Chiang Mai in January
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| January 16–18 | Bo Sang Umbrella & Sankampaeng Handicraft Festival | Held in Bo Sang Handicraft Village, San Kamphaeng district; daytime outdoor event; free admission; family‑friendly; features traditional umbrella‑making workshops and colorful parasol decorations by local artisans. |
| January 15–18 | Chiang Mai Flower Festival – Coffee Week | At Chiang Mai Royal Park (Nong Buak Hard area); during park opening hours; free/park fee; all ages; highlights include coffee‑themed displays as part of winter flower festival showcasing expansive flower fields. |
| January 23–25 | Chiang Mai Flower Festival – Children’s Week | At Chiang Mai Royal Park (Nong Buak Hard area); during park opening hours; free/park fee; family‑friendly; features workshops and activities tailored to children within the broader flower festival. |
| January 17 | Music as Magic Concert | At Chiang Mai University Art Center, within city of Chiang Mai; evening concert (start time unspecified); ticket price unknown; general audience; notable solo event titled “Music as Magic”. |
| January 24–25 | The Thailand Throwdown 2026 | At venue in Chiang Mai (CityNow events listing); daytime competitive event; ticket price unknown; 18+ (fitness competition); features cross‑training “throwdown” style athletic competition. |
| January 31 | 14th GKO Gymnastics and Fitness Chiangmai Competition 2026 | Held in Chiang Mai (CityNow events listing); daytime sports event; ticket price unknown; all ages; gymnastics and fitness contest by GKO organization. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-12-29 | Public safety / Traffic | Tourist influx causes congestion; restrictions on large buses up mountain routes | On 29 December 2025, Chiang Mai traffic surged with daily entries of at least 30,000 vehicles expected on 30–31 December. Authorities banned large and double-decker buses from ascending Doi Suthep, Doi Inthanon and Doi Ang Khang on weekends, public holidays and from 31 December 2025 to 4 January 2026 to ease congestion and reduce accidents, per Chiang Mai Provincial Police Traffic Division. (Thairath) |
| 2025-12-27 | Transport / Tourism | AIRPORTELs expands luggage delivery to support hands‑free travel in Chiang Mai | On 27 December 2025, AIRPORTELs rolled out a “Hands‑Free Travel” promotion offering up to 20 % discount on luggage delivery services between Bangkok and Chiang Mai and in‑town delivery between airport and hotels. From January to October 2025, Chiang Mai received over 9.35 million visitors generating more than 87.7 billion THB in tourism revenue, a year‑on‑year rise of around 4 %. (EIN Presswire citing Chiang Mai Provincial Public Relations Office) |
| 2025-12-16 | Public safety / Tourism | Thailand assures tourism unaffected; Chiang Mai continues welcoming visitors | On 16 December 2025, the Tourism Authority of Thailand confirmed tightened security along some border provinces, but major destinations including Chiang Mai continue normal operations and welcome tourists. Travel has not been disrupted; adjustments are limited to affected border areas. (The Economic Times summarising TAT) |
| 2025-12-16 | Transport / Sustainability | Chiang Mai launches 100 million THB electric bus project with 20 THB fare cap | On 16 December 2025, Chiang Mai Provincial Administrative Organization and partners signed a MOA for a 100 million THB electric bus scheme introducing 40 low‑floor EVs running every 10 minutes at 20 THB fare. Routes link key hubs including Provincial Bus Terminal 2, railway station, government centre and hospital. Features include CCTV, real‑time tracking; procurement planning starts Feb–Mar 2026. (Time.news) |
| 2026-01-01 | Infrastructure / Transport | On 1 January 2026, Thailand’s Transport Ministry revealed a batch of 11 infrastructure megaprojects awaiting Cabinet approval, including a 24 billion THB Phase 1 expansion of Chiang Mai Airport to boost capacity from 8 million to 20 million passengers per year. (The Nation) |
Originally published: 2025-12-24T08:12:55.668421
Current Events in Chiang Mai in December
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| December 1–7 | Chiang Mai Street Jazz Festival 2025 | Across Old City and venues including Old Chiang Mai Cultural Centre; street jam sessions and club performances from evening to night; free; music lovers; finale concert at Old Chiang Mai Cultural Centre. |
| December 5–7 | HOKA Chiang Mai (by UTMB) 2025 | PAO Park and surrounding mountains (Doi Inthanon, Doi Suthep, Doi Pui, Chiang Dao); trail races (17 km to 166 km) starting 06:30–11:00, varies by race; free to attend spectators; endurance runners & community; international trail‑running event. |
| December 6–14 | Chiang Mai Design Week | Citywide venues including TCDC Chiang Mai; exhibitions, workshops, talks, pop‑up markets held daytime to evening; most events free; creatives, families, general public; theme “Local+”. |
| December 13–25 | Ping Fai Festival 10th : Santa Village | Neman Marcus 1 area; crafts, food stalls, activities daily; free entry; families, children; Santa Claus Village with over 50 vendors. |
| December 14 | Chiang Mai International Marathon 2025 | PAO Park; marathon race day likely starting morning with various distances; free to attend spectators; runners & sporting fans; cultural running exchange for Thailand‑China 50th anniversary. |
| December 17–20 | Flower Festival – Orchid Week | Chiang Mai Royal Park; orchid displays, green wall garden, festive light show in evenings; free admission; families, flower enthusiasts; Orchid Week highlight of Flora Festival. |
| December 18–21 | Jing Jai MUAN MUAN market | Kyongjae Market; daily pop‑up market open likely daytime to evening; free entry; community, shoppers; over 600 artisans selling handicrafts, food and workshops. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-12-16 | Public safety / Tourism | Thailand reassures Chiang Mai tourism remains unaffected amid security measures | The Tourism Authority of Thailand confirmed on 2025‑12‑16 that despite heightened security measures along the Cambodia border, tourism in Chiang Mai continues normally. Transport operating as usual and sites are open; adjustments apply only to border provinces, not the city. (Economic Times) |
| 2025-12-16 | Public safety / Travel | Travel advisory highlights security in border regions, Chiang Mai unaffected | An advisory issued on 2025‑12‑11 noted Thailand’s enhanced curfew and transport restrictions in seven eastern/northeastern border provinces. Chiang Mai remains operational with no changes to travel or tourism services. (Economic Times) |
| 2025-12-16 | Public transport / Infrastructure | Chiang Mai launches clean‑energy EV bus project | On 2025‑12‑16, Chiang Mai PAO signed an MoU with 11 agencies to launch 100% electric buses. Phase 1 will pilot two routes covering Arcade Bus Terminal to university and marketplaces. Budget over 100 million baht, ~40 buses running every 10 minutes, fare capped ≤ 20 baht. (Chiang Mai Citylife) |
| 2025-12-08 | Cultural event | DVB Peacock Film Festival returns to Chiang Mai University | The DVB Peacock Film Festival took place at Chiang Mai University’s Communication Innovation Center from 2025‑12‑08 to 10. Documentary shorts on Burma and human rights were screened by DVB Multimedia Group, aiming to raise global awareness. (DVB) |
| 2025-12-05 | Transport / Infrastructure | New bypass line section opens near Chiang Mai railway network | On 2025‑12‑05, the Northern Line’s Lopburi Bypass segment between Ban Klap and Khok Kathiam opened, adding Lopburi 2 station. This double‑tracking project improves national rail efficiency and connectivity. (Wikipedia Northern Line) |
| 2025-12-15 | Local transport experience | Bus from Chiang Mai to Bangkok described as long and uneventful | A Reddit user on 2025‑12‑15 described the CM–Bangkok overnight bus ride as around 11–12 hours, featuring flat highway views and limited scenery; reviewers recommended premium operators for comfort. (Reddit) |
Originally published: 2025-12-11T08:21:56.274366
Current Events in Chiang Mai in December
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| December 12–14 | POY FESTIVAL 2025 | At The Old Chiangmai, starts around 2 pm and runs until late each day, ticket price 1‑day pass approx 1 390 THB or 3‑day pass approx 2 290 THB, audience general music lovers, features vinyl market (free) and performances by acts such as Eddy Talard Taek, SRWKS, View from the Bus Tour, VVAS, Vega. |
| December 12 | “Kon‑Dung Nang‑Ha Stand‑Up Comedy Night | At Werngchamchaa in Sankampang, starts on the evening of December 12, free entry (assumed), audience 18+, features stand‑up comedy performances. |
| December 13–25 | Ping Fai Festival 10th : Santa Village | At One Nimman, runs Dec 13–25, free entry, family‑friendly, includes over 50 craft vendors and special activities plus festive food experiences. |
| December 13–14 | Magnolia Regional Thailand Series 2025 | At Central Chiangmai Airport (Chiang Mai Hall), Dec 13–14, free entry (assumed), general audience, regional motorsport series event in Northern Region. |
| December 14 | Chiangmai International Marathon | In Chiang Mai city, start early morning Dec 14, likely registration fee (assumed), audience runners and spectators, highlights include running through ancient gates, hidden alleys and centuries‑old stupas as part of 50th Anniversary Thailand–China relations. |
| December 17–20 | Flora Festival 2025 – Orchid Week | At Royal Park Rajapruek in Chiang Mai, Orchid Week runs Dec 17–20, venue open ~8 am–6 pm, ticket price for park (assumed moderate), audience families and nature lovers, features Orchid Pavilion and festive light displays welcoming New Year. |
| December 18–21 | Jing Jai MUAN MUAN market | At Jing Jai Central, Dec 18–21 daily (hours varied), free entry, audience general and families, features over 600 artisan stalls with crafts, books, food trucks, workshops and eco‑friendly lifestyle products. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-11-20 | Infrastructure / Local government | Prime Minister Inspects Ping River Dredging | On 2025‑11‑20, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul attended the handover ceremony for the Ping River dredging project near Mengrai Bridge. The 355 million baht project covers 41 kilometres from San Pong through Mueang Chiang Mai to Hang Dong. It aims to improve flood control capacity. The PM also reviewed anti‑drug and ID fraud investigations at Provincial Police Region 5. (Nation Thailand) |
| 2025-11-21 | Infrastructure / Urban planning | Model Selected for Elevated Highway 121 | On 2025‑11‑21, the Ministry of Transport meeting chaired by Deputy Governor Siwanat Buabong selected “Elevated Road Model No. 5” for Highway 121 (Don Kaew–Mueang Kaew). The design aims to reduce traffic by over 50% while minimizing impact on guard posts, buildings and residents. Public feedback collected since March 2025 informed the model’s finalisation. (Chiang Mai CityLife) |
| 2025-11-29 | Government / Economic recovery | Cabinet Meets to Boost Post‑Flood Tourism | On 2025‑11‑29, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra led a mobile Cabinet meeting at Chiang Mai Rajabhat University in Mae Rim to revive tourism after floods. Discussion focused on haze and PM2.5 control, tourism incentive plans, infrastructure recovery and economic stimulus. A 256 million baht package covers 18 infrastructure repairs and five tourism restoration projects plus relief measures for affected businesses. (Bangkok Post, Thaiger) |
| 2025-11-10 | Tourism / Cultural events | Tourism Set to Surge This December | On 2025‑11‑10, hotel occupancy in Chiang Mai in December is expected to reach nearly 80%. Attractions including Ava the golden tiger at Night Safari, festive concerts, marathons, flower festivals and New Year’s countdowns are drawing attention. Increased flight options contribute to high‑season optimism. (Thai Times) |
Originally published: 2025-11-28T11:50:53.960245
Current Events in Chiang Mai in December
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| December 1–7, 2025 | Chiang Mai Street Jazz Festival 2025 | Held at Chiang Mai Cultural Center in Chiang Mai City, performances begin around evening each day; free to attend; family‑friendly; features immersive jazz sessions by local and international artists, transforming city streets into live stages. |
| December 5–7, 2025 | Thailand Zouk Holiday | At FURAMA Chiang Mai in Chang Phueak district, starts about 18:00 until late; ticket price unknown; adults/18+; includes zouk workshops, parties and a half‑day trip, celebrating Latin dance culture by Thai organizers. |
| December 6–14, 2025 | Chiang Mai Design Week | City‑wide venues across Chiang Mai, daily activities from morning to evening; free entry; all ages welcome; features creative design exhibitions and innovation showcases organized by the Creative Economy Agency with theme “Local+”. |
| December 13–14, 2025 | Welcome to the 5th Wildside Christmas Market | At WILDSIDE Chiang Mai (Suthep area), starts 16:00 until late both days; free entry; family‑friendly; festive market with food, gifts, workshops, bonfire, live music and cozy community vibe. |
| December 14, 2025 | Chiang Mai International Marathon 2025 | Held at Chiang Mai Provincial Commemorative Park (Suan Chaloem Phrakiat) in Chiang Mai, begins early morning (around 04:00); registration fee applies; suitable for all ages; international marathon event celebrating sport and cultural exchange. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-11-13 | Air Quality / Environment | Chiang Mai enforces strict no‑burning measures for PM2.5 | On 13 November 2025, the Deputy Governor chaired a committee meeting at Provincial Hall to review a draft order designating fuel‑management and open‑burning control zones. The province will ban all open burning from 1 February to 31 May 2026, with farmers found in violation barred from agricultural support or disaster relief from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2028, unless registered via Fire‑D. Citylife CityNews |
| 2025-11-20 | Infrastructure / Flood Mitigation | Prime Minister visits to launch Ping River dredging handover | On 20 November 2025, PM Anutin Charnvirakul traveled to Chiang Mai to oversee the handover of the Ping River dredging project aimed at reducing urban flood risk. He also reviewed progress on drug suppression and ID fraud cases involving foreign nationals. The visit emphasized government duty over politics. Nation Thailand |
Originally published: 2025-11-20T08:02:40.858241
Current Events in Chiang Mai in November
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| November 5–6, 2025 | Yi Peng Lantern Festival | At various designated open‑air areas including Mae On district and Doi Saket district; events begin around 19:00 and run until ~01:00; ticketed or free at specific locations; family‑friendly; features mass sky‑lantern release coordinated under provincial supervision, with up to 10,000 lanterns per day at some venues |
| November 5–6, 2025 | Loy Krathong | Along the Ping River and temple areas across Chiang Mai including Old City; typically evening events coinciding with Yi Peng; free public participation; family‑friendly; involves floating krathongs on waterways and traditional cultural performances |
| November 1–30, 2025 | Chiang Mai Sunflower Blooming Season | At sunflower gardens in Mae Suek, Mae Chaem areas; daytime viewing throughout November; free; all ages; visitors can enjoy vast fields of blooming sunflowers in rural neighborhoods |
| November 22, 2025 | Citylife Garden Fair 2025 | At venue in Chiang Mai city (exact location TBA); starts in the day; likely until evening; free entry; family‑friendly; organized by Citylife, featuring garden‑related exhibits and vendor stalls |
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Originally published: 2025-11-10T08:33:21.783988
Current Events in Chiang Mai in November
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| November 3–4 | Chiang Mai Starry Night | Chiang Mai Provincial Administration Garden, Mueang Chiang Mai, starts 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM, free, family‑friendly, features over 50 telescopes and astronomical activities |
| November 4–9 | Loy Krathong Fest at One Nimman | One Nimman, Nimman neighborhood, starts various times (day to evening), ticket price unspecified (“free” if not stated), suitable for all ages, includes food‑drink, live performances |
| November 5–6 | Yi Peng Festival (traditional) | Multiple venues incl. Tha Phae Gate Square, Ping River area, city centre, evenings from about 6:00 PM, free, public‑oriented, features mass lantern release, Grand Krathong Parade, traditional music and floats |
| November 5–6 | CAD Khomloy Sky Lantern Festival | CAD Cultural Center Lanna, Mae On District, starts ~1:00 PM to evening, paid (ticket required), tourist‑oriented, includes choreographed mass sky‑lantern release, buffet dinner and cultural performances |
| November 7–9 | Irish Film Festival 2025 | SFX Cinema, Maya Chiang Mai, starts various screening times, ticket price unspecified, general audience, showcases Irish films over three days |
| November 9 | Skate Experience Annual Competition 2025 | Venue unspecified, daytime, free or ticket unspecified, youth and sports fans, features local skateboarding competitions |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-11-06 | Cultural Events | Yi Peng lantern festival draws thousands, strict safety zones enforced | The annual Yi Peng festival around 6 November featured grand krathong parades and sky‑lantern releases attracting tens of thousands of locals and tourists in Chiang Mai municipality. Authorities designated six districts encompassing 39 sub‑districts as “Special Surveillance Level 1” red zones where lantern releases are prohibited to prevent fire and aviation hazards. Enforcement carries penalties up to five years imprisonment and 200,000 baht fine; reported by Chiang Mai News via Wikipedia data. |
| 2025-11-02 | Local Business / Infrastructure Project | “บ้านคนไทยประชารัฐ” housing project nears final EIA stage | The “Baan Khon Thai Pracharath” government‑subsidised housing project in Chang Phueak, Chiang Mai is entering its final environmental impact assessment stage following a second public hearing. The plan proposes seven eight‑storey blocks totaling 1,170 units of 28 m² each and two three‑storey commercial buildings; located on 15 rai 96 sq wa adjacent to the northern agricultural centre. Public and academic groups requested lowering building height to 12 m and reducing units below 300; pending decision by the Natural Resources Policy Office. |
| 2025-11-09 | Cultural Events / Tourism | Laser and cultural show begins at San Kamphaeng hot‑spring | A free public event “Vijit @ Chiang Mai: Colors of Light, Springs of Life” began 2 days ago at the San Kamphaeng hot‑spring area. Highlights include a laser display on fountain water with music, “laser‑boiled eggs”, foot‑soaking river trails, performances by Teewich Chaitat, community stalls, local food, and food trucks—aimed at community income and tourism development. |
| 2025-11-06 | Local Government / Urban Planning | New city master plan bans four types of recreational developments | The draft new Chiang Mai city zoning plan prohibits new construction of motorsport tracks, horse racecourses, shooting ranges, and golf courses across 66 sub‑districts in six districts. The board of law draughting emphasised precise wording is needed to avoid future misinterpretation, and recommended reviewing clauses on taxes, open‑space conservation, and public service development. |
| 2025-11-05 | Education / University News | Honorary doctorate awarded at CMU homecoming event | At a homecoming event held recently at Chiang Mai Rajabhat University, former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra returned to receive the “Yupparaj Diamond Crown” award for enhancing the school’s prestige. The ceremony recognised her as an alumna, boosting community pride and serving as inspiration. |
| 2025-11-07 | Public Safety / Local Government | Warning over misuse of free municipal water trucks | Chiang Mai Provincial Waterworks issued a warning after reports surfaced that trucks from a local administrative body delivered supposedly free drinking water to flood‑affected communities but charged recipients 1 baht per litre with a 1,000‑litre minimum. The water authority clarified the service was meant to be free and alerted against profiteering. |
Originally published: 2025-10-31T10:43:45.757224
Current Events in Chiang Mai in November
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| November 2, 2025 | Bitcoin Thailand Half Marathon | Held in Chiang Mai on a fully closed road course, starts at sunrise (exact start time unspecified), ticketed; audience includes fitness and digital finance enthusiasts; notable for coinciding with a Digital Finance Expo featuring speakers on Bitcoin and digital currencies. |
| November 3–4, 2025 | Chiang Mai Starry Night | At Chiang Mai Provincial Administration Garden, from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM; free; family‑friendly; notable for over 50 telescopes and astronomical activities presented by NARIT and local administration. |
| November 5–6, 2025 | Yi Peng Festival | At multiple venues in Chiang Mai area (e.g., CAD Cultural Center, Horizon Village, Maejo University), evening lantern release events; ticket price varies (some free Loy Krathong activities included); all audiences; notable for thousands of sky lanterns released to mark end of monsoon. |
| November 4–9, 2025 | Loy Krathong Fest at One Nimman | At One Nimman complex, neighborhood One Nimman; nightly from evening (times unspecified); free; family‑friendly; notable for floating lanterns and cultural performances throughout the complex. |
| November 5, 2025 | Loy Krathong Moon Light Set Dinner | At Aruntara Riverside Boutique Hotel, riverside district; evening dinner (exact time unspecified); ticketed (dinner price); audience adults/families; notable for special grilled set dinner themed around Loy Krathong. |
| November 7–9, 2025 | Irish Film Festival 2025 | At SFX Cinema, Maya Chiang Mai (Maya Mall area); time per screening unspecified; ticketed (film price); adult/audience; notable for showcasing Irish cinema for three days. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-10-30 | Infrastructure / Transport | First public hearing held for Chiang Mai airport revamp | On 2025‑10‑30, Airports of Thailand held a first public hearing at Centara Riverside Hotel with around 300 local residents to discuss a 24‑billion‑baht, five‑year plan to boost Chiang Mai International Airport capacity to 20 million passengers/year, noting revised Environmental Impact Assessment details (Airports of Thailand). (Source: Thailand Construction and Engineering News) |
| 2025-10-22 | Transport / Infrastructure | Chiang Mai tram project to open for tenders next year | On 2025‑10‑22, government announced that the 100‑billion‑baht Chiang Mai tram project will open for tenders in 2026, as environmental impact studies continue over the next 4‑6 months and private sector involvement in operations, station services and maintenance is encouraged (Daily News via Thailand Construction and Engineering News). |
| 2025-10-11 | Transport / Cultural Tourism | On 2025‑10‑11, a renewed proposal for a 2.2 km cable car linking Chiang Mai Zoo to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep was announced, aiming to cut travel time to under 10 minutes, reduce road congestion and emissions, using low‑impact technology and boosting sustainable tourism development (Travel And Tour World). | |
| 2025-10-30 | Cultural Events / Public Safety | On 2025‑10‑30, authorities confirmed that the Loy Krathong Festival will proceed nationwide, including in Chiang Mai, under guidelines to preserve traditions while honoring the late Queen Mother; in Chiang Mai the city removed black‑painted floral decorations from Nawarat Bridge and will reinstall more respectful designs closer to festival dates of November 4–6 (Khaosod English). |
Originally published: 2025-10-23T11:02:06.485839
Current Events in Chiang Mai in October
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| October 22–October 25 | Oktoberfest Chiang Mai | One Nimman, Mueang Chiang Mai District, starts daily in the evening; free or nominal entry depending on area; family‑friendly and beer aficionados; features Bavarian beer, pork knuckle, pretzels and authentic Munich musicians. |
| October 24–October 26 | Chiang Mai International Harp Festival | Chiang Mai Harp and Music Center, Mueang Chiang Mai District; daytime workshops and evening performances; ticketed (e.g. gala concert early bird 800 THB); music lovers of all ages; includes charity & gala concert, international harpists and workshops. |
| October 25–October 26 | Isan Textiles Fair | Jing Jai Central area, Chiang Mai; daily market hours; free; suitable for all; showcases Isan textiles from northeast Thailand, craftsmanship and cultural display. |
| October 25 | Big Band Competition | Three Kings Monument, Mueang Chiang Mai District; starts at 5 pm; free; general audience; features over 30 northern marching bands in a competition and concert format. |
| October 25 | Chiang Mai International Harp Festival (Gala Concert) | Yi Peng Grand Ballroom, Meliá Chiang Mai, Mueang Chiang Mai District; 7:00 pm–9:00 pm; ticket 800 THB early bird; adults and music aficionados; gala concert featuring prize‑winning young Thai harpists and special guest artists. |
| October 26 | RUNLESS DRESS MORE – Don’t Stop Me Now | Central Festival Chiang Mai, Mueang Chiang Mai District; daytime transformed rooftop into running track; free; families and fitness enthusiasts; unique activity converting parking garage rooftop into running experience. |
| October 26 | Furry Friends Fun Day | Lansieow, Chiang Mai; daytime with free pet health checks; free; pet lovers and families; includes fun activities and free pet wellness checks. |
| October 28–October 31 | Halloween: Spooky Toyland | One Nimman, Mueang Chiang Mai District; operating daytime to evening; free or nominal entry; family‑friendly with kids contests; haunted‑house style amusement featuring creepy dolls and kids costume contest. |
| October 29–October 31 | Fin Food Festival 2025 | Central Chiangmai Cenfes area, Mueang Chiang Mai District; daily market hours; free; food lovers; themed “SEE FOOD MARK ME FEEL GOOD” with wide food offerings and festive atmosphere. |
| October 30–October 31 | Chiangmai Pet Mart Fair 2025 | Central Airport Plaza, Mueang Chiang Mai District; daytime hours; free; pet lovers; pet‑festival for pet lovers with various pet‑focused activities. |
| October 30–October 31 | FOOD FUN FRIENDS @CHIANG MAI | Central Chiangmai Airport, Mueang Chiang Mai District; daytime; free; families and food lovers; grand food and music festival blending eating and entertainment. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-10-17 | Infrastructure / Public Transport | Chiang Mai to have rubber-tyred tram in 2028 | On 17 October 2025, MRTA announced a 9.3 billion‑baht rubber‑tyred tram project for Chiang Mai, starting construction in 2025 and targeting completion and operation by December 2028. The first phase—the Red Line—will run 16 km with 16 stations including Nakhonping Hospital, Civil Centre, Chiang Mai Airport and Mae Hia Samakkee, aiming for greener, cost‑effective transit. (Thailand Construction and Engineering News, Thaiger) |
Originally published: 2025-10-14T21:22:41.666266
Current Events in Chiang Mai in October
| Event | Date(s) | Description |
| TEA DELIGHT – The First Edition | October 11–13, 2025 | A three‑day cultural fair at Ancient House Chiang Mai featuring tea workshops, artisanal teas, pastries, food stalls, temple rituals and entertainment. |
| Sound Healing Festival | October 18, 2025 | A wellness‑focused gathering at 360Art Center offering sound healing experiences. |
| “Sumrub Tham‑Roi” 2 at Spice Garden Chiang Mai | October 18, 2025 | An event titled “Sumrub Tham‑Roi” taking place at Spice Garden Chiang Mai (details unspecified). |
| Thailand J Food Festival | October 21–29, 2025 | A food market event at Central Chiangmai and Central Chiangmai Airport featuring Japanese food platters, smoothies, vegetarian Northern‑style dishes. |
| Thailand’s Halloween Fest 2025 | October 21–31, 2025 | A Halloween-themed festival at Central Chiangmai Airport (Showcase Zone). |
| Oktoberfest Chiang Mai 2025 | October 22–25, 2025 | Bavarian beer festival at One Nimman with German beer, food like pretzels and pork knuckles, and authentic live music. |
| Isan Textiles Fair | October 23–26, 2025 | A showcase of Isan textiles at Jing Jai Central area. |
| Chiang Mai International Harp Festival | October 24–26, 2025 | A harp music festival at Chiang Mai Harp and Music Center, featuring concerts, workshops and performances by international harpists. |
| Northern Flea Market | October 25–26, 2025 | A large air‑conditioned second‑hand market at Chiang Mai Hall in Central Chiangmai Airport. |
| RUNLESS DRESS MORE – Don’t Stop Me Now | October 26, 2025 | A unique activity converting a parking garage rooftop into a running track at Central Festival Chiang Mai. |
| Furry Friends Fun Day | October 26, 2025 | A pet‑friendly event featuring fun activities and free pet health checks at Lansieow. |
| Halloween: Spooky Toyland | October 28 – November 2, 2025 | A haunted‑house style amusement at One Nimman featuring creepy dolls and a kids costume contest. |
| Fin Food Festival 2025 | October 29 – November 2, 2025 | A food festival at Central Chiangmai’s Cenfes area, themed “SEE FOOD MARK ME FEEL GOOD.” |
| Chiangmai Pet Mart Fair 2025 | October 30 – November 2, 2025 | A pet‑festival at Central Airport Plaza for pet lovers. |
| FOOD FUN FRIENDS @CHIANG MAI | October 30 – November 2, 2025 | A grand food and music festival at Central Chiangmai Airport. |
City News in Chiang Mai – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-10-14 | Cultural Events / Public Health | “Run-and-Travel with Ministry Housewives” event organised | The Chiang Mai Governor chaired a meeting to prepare the health-promoting “Run-and-Travel with Ministry Housewives” event, planned for October 14 to boost public wellness and tourism readiness for high season. |
| 2025-10-08 | Infrastructure / Public Transport | MRTA orders rethink of light rail in Chiang Mai | The Mass Rapid Transit Authority halted and is reconsidering the planned light railway (tram) project in Chiang Mai amid concerns about investor interest and assessed value. |
| 2025-10-10 | Infrastructure / Transportation | Plan for rubber-tyred tram by 2028 announced | MRTA revealed a budgeted rubber-tyred tram project starting in 2025, aiming for partial operation by December 2028 with three lines, beginning with the Red Line. |
| 2025-10-13 | Public Safety / Transport | British businessman dies in motorbike accident | A British businessman died instantly after a motorbike crash on the Chiang Mai–Lampang Highway; investigations are ongoing involving local police and the British Embassy has been notified. |
Originally published: 2025-10-05T14:12:52.770880
Current Events in Chiang Mai in October
| Event | Date | Location | Description |
| Authentic Flavors & Vibes from the North! | October 3–6, 2025 | One Nimman | A festival featuring renowned shops from areas like Chang Moi, Chang Klan, and Chet Yot, offering a taste of Northern Thailand’s unique flavors and atmosphere. |
| CNX100K Ultra Marathon 2025 | October 4, 2025 | Mae Jo Golf Club and Resort | An ultra marathon event challenging runners through scenic routes around Chiang Mai. |
| Deep Love Fest – Community Fundraiser for Gabriella | October 4–5, 2025 | Deep Green | A community fundraiser event featuring various activities to support Gabriella. |
| WordPress Chiang Mai Meetup #WPCNX – October 2025 | October 4, 2025 | The Brick Startup Space | A meetup for WordPress enthusiasts to discuss and share knowledge about the platform. |
| ACIS Chiang Mai 2025 International School Gateway Fair | October 4, 2025 | Shangri-La Chiang Mai | An international school fair providing information and networking opportunities for students and parents. |
| Chang & Te – Chillout Reggae | October 4, 2025 | Tiki Torch | A reggae music event featuring performances by Chang & Te. |
| Circle Singing Chiang Mai | October 5, 2025 | Sote Wellness Haven | A community singing event promoting harmony and connection through group singing. |
| Jazz & Wine: Sip for Soul | October 10–13, 2025 | One Nimman | An event combining smooth jazz melodies with premium wine stations for a soulful experience. |
| ALALA Dance Fest 2025: Tattoo Movement | October 10–13, 2025 | Kalm Village | A dance festival showcasing performances under the theme “Tattoo Movement.” |
| Ultra Trail Chiang Mai 2025 | October 10–12, 2025 | Muang Khong Subdistrict | A trail running event offering various distances through Chiang Mai’s natural landscapes. |
| TEA DELIGHT – The First Edition | October 11–13, 2025 | Ancient House Chiang Mai | A three-day event for tea lovers featuring workshops, artisanal teas, pastries, and cultural activities. |
| Khunpae Trail Running 2025 | October 19, 2025 | Wat Pa Khanti Tham, Ban Khun Pae | A trail running event through the scenic areas of Ban Khun Pae. |
| Oktoberfest Chiang Mai 2025 | October 22–25, 2025 | One Nimman | A Bavarian-themed festival featuring live musicians from Bavaria, traditional German food, and authentic Bavarian beer. |
Please note that event details are subject to change. It’s advisable to check with event organizers for the most current information.
Originally published: 2025-09-25T15:33:39.425931
Current Events in Chiang Mai in September
| Event | Date | Location | Description |
| Chen Yim, Invite to Eat | September 24–30, 2025 | Central Chiangmai Airport | A food festival celebrating the 30th anniversary of the “Khon Bai Klai Kreud” program, featuring a variety of culinary delights. |
| BAYBLADE X G2 TOURNAMENT | September 22–28, 2025 | Central Chiangmai (CentralFestival) | A competitive event where participants battle to enter the final 16 and vie for the national championship. |
| Home Bank Expo 68 | September 26–28, 2025 | Central Chiangmai (CentralFestival) | A real estate exhibition showcasing second-hand properties at attractive prices. |
| Chiang Mai 24-Hour Challenge | September 27–28, 2025 | Chiang Mai PAO Park | An endurance event around Nong Khieo Lake, where participants select their challenge duration (2h to 24h) and aim for personal distance milestones. |
| Vegetarian Festival (Tesagan Gin Jay) | September 21–30, 2025 | Various locations | A festival promoting physical and spiritual cleansing through plant-based diets and religious rituals, with vegan food stalls across the city. |
Please note that event details are subject to change. It’s advisable to check with the event organizers for the most current information.
Originally published: 2025-09-15T21:00:55.394669
Current Events in Chiang Mai in September
| Event | Date | Location | Description |
| Thailand Avocado Festival 2025 | September 11–15, 2025 | Hang Dong | A five-day festival celebrating avocados with food stalls, workshops, and activities highlighting local avocado varieties. |
| Ploen Ruedee Yard Sale | September 13–14, 2025 | Ploen Ruedee Night Market | A weekend market featuring a variety of vendors selling crafts, clothing, and local foods. |
| Stand-Up Comedy – Ahmed Ahmed | September 20, 2025 | Venue to be announced | A live comedy performance by Ahmed Ahmed, known for his appearances on Netflix and Comedy Central. |
| Charity Dinner Night at 1892 Bar | September 27, 2025 | 1892 Bar | A culinary evening aimed at raising funds for wildlife conservation efforts. |
| Vegetarian Festival (Tesagan Gin Jay) | September 21–30, 2025 | Various locations | A ten-day festival promoting spiritual cleansing through plant-based diets, with vegan food stalls and temple ceremonies. |
Please note that event details are subject to change. It’s advisable to check with event organizers for the most current information.