Top Things to do in Su Thep
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What to do and see in Su Thep, Chiang Mai Province: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Su Thep, Thailand including Metal Studio Jewelry Chaing Mai, Pra Nang Chiangmai Thai Cookery School, Heart N Soul Herbal Steam House, Doi Pui View Point, Wat Pan Sao, Oasis Spa at Nimman, Think Park, Bhubing Palace, Fort of Ku-Hueang, CMU Art Museum.
Restaurants in Su Thep
1. Metal Studio Jewelry Chaing Mai
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Metal Studio is a jewelry shop showcasing the designs of Thai jewelry designer Sirilak Samanasak. The designs featured in the shop are one of a kind works of jewelry art in silver gold and other mixed metals matched with precious and semi precious gemstones. Custom jewelry is also available on a per design basis.
Reviewed By jasonk796 - Asheville, United States
Excellent service and craftsmanship. Helped design and custom made an amazing gold ring for us with a local purple sapphire, was exactly what we wanted. Actually, it's even better than we could have hoped for. Highly recommended.
2. Pra Nang Chiangmai Thai Cookery School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 164 reviews
If you are looking for a place to learn Thai culture and food,Pra Nang is your best choice.
Reviewed By isidoraj633
We went to a half-day class. It is a very fun and informative experience. You get to visit a local market, cook five different dishes and eat all of the food :) The instructor and the assistants were extremely nice and helpful. I loved the fact that we got great cookbooks with all the recipes from the class.
3. Heart N Soul Herbal Steam House
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
First herbal steam house for women in Chaingmai! A very nice, warm and cozy healing space for women offering herbal steam bath and different of massage sessions in best environment!'
Reviewed By diannesX9414RR - Sydney, Australia
I had a beautiful relaxing experience, with shower, steam room, massage, plus, the staff were so sweet and polite, making me feel very welcome. The highlight was finally getting to meet the owner, Panida, who I had been waiting all year to meet and was so lovely and after speaking with her for some time was so impressed by hearing what they do to empower woman and the plans for the future are going to be even more impressive! This is a MUST to vist, and as often as you can whilst in beautiful Chaing Mai.
4. Doi Pui View Point
5. Wat Pan Sao
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By marki2019 - Banbury, United Kingdom
This may be my favourite Wat of all those I visited in Thailand. We were staying across the road so decided to pop in first before exploring the old town and I'm so glad we did. You enter through a typically stunning archway and immediately feel far away from the hustle and bustle of the ring road. It's a very peaceful area. Also there were some lovely dogs just wandering around causing mischief (careful if wearing sandals as one of them seemed to enjoy running off with small shoes) and some birds and fish living at the temple too.
6. Oasis Spa at Nimman
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Barefoot_Journey - Bangkok, Thailand
This is a newest branch of Oasis spa in Chiangmai town. It is a red European style building at the trendiest part of Chiangmai at Nimman road soi 7. There are private treatment rooms with the luxurious and modern style. Spa receptionist was great, she gave me some advice about the treatment. I choosed 2 hours hot herbal compress combination with a Thai traditional massage. That's a great choice! Free round trip transportation is available in the city.
7. Think Park
8. Bhubing Palace
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 677 reviews
Reviewed By CandyCin
Nice place to visit with many flowers along the way. Many kinds of roses there. The weather is pretty cool, it takes about 40m from Chiang Mai, we hired a car so could visit some other places nearby as Doi Suthep, Hmong Village. The police will check your so shouldn’t wear too short or sleeveless T-shirt
9. Fort of Ku-Hueang
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Travelling_SE_Asia - St. Albans, United Kingdom
Part of the old city wall which used to border all the way alongside the moat. Unfortunately, it’s now a ruin but it’s great to walk along the moat and have a look at what used to be there. Information signs near the ruins say they provide more information when you read a barcode but the website doesn’t work.
10. CMU Art Museum
Overall Ratings
2.0 based on 1 reviews
