One of the best ways to explore Chiang Mai’s night time and be with local people after your day tours. Drive around the Old City to see city’s moats, city’s gates and ruined city’s walls via Chiang Mai Gate ; on the southern part of the city moat, where local people enjoy dinner at open-air restaurants and food stalls.
Continue city-sightseeing tour along the old city. En route you can see many magnificent temples and architectural buildings with beautiful light, including the Three King Monument ; King Mengrai, the founder of Chiang Mai; his contemporary and reportedly good friend King Ramkamhaeng of Sukothai; and King Ngam Muang of Payao. Chiang Mai City Art and Cultural Center , The former Provincial Hall of Chiang Mai is a beautiful old building with high architectural value, built in 1924. Wat Phra Singh, The temple contains marvelous examples of Lanna art including a Lanna style Viharn and the finest small scripture repository of its type in the north. Wat Chedi Luang, where the five hundred-year-old Chedi was built at the end of 14th century, even though it was destroyed in an earthquake in 1545, it was to remain the tallest structure in Chiang Mai. Tapae Gate, the main entrance to the old walled city and the main center of Chiang Mai’s public city activities and festivals
Visit the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar ; enjoy walking along the shopping street where handmade products and souvenirs from many Chiang Mai villages and hill tribes, Local cloths and fabrics are reasonable priced for purchasing. Continue to the local night street market called Kad Luang or Warorot Market, the biggest local Market in Chiang Mai which selling everything from clothes and textiles to fruit, herbs, flowers, vegetables, and even insect.
Then walking over a small bridge across Mae Ping River, enjoy and celebrate your nightlife trip at Chiang Mai Riverside Pub and Restaurant; one of the best night entertainments in town. Then transfer back to your hotel, Night Bazaar or have more party with some local discotheque as your own choices.