Experience the Thrills of Grand Canyon Chiang Mai

Getting There

• Songthaew

  From your location in Chiang Mai, find a nearby Songthaew stop. Songthaews are red pickup trucks that serve as shared taxis. You can either wave one down on the street or wait at designated stops. Tell the driver you want to go to 'Grand Canyon Chiang Mai' or mention the nearby Hang Dong district. The fare usually ranges from 30 to 100 THB depending on your starting point. The driver will drop you off near the entrance, from where you can walk to the site.

• Tuk-Tuk

  To take a Tuk-Tuk, you can either find one on the street or call for one through a local ride-hailing app like Grab. Negotiate the fare before getting in, which should be around 150 to 300 THB from central Chiang Mai. Ask the driver to take you to 'Grand Canyon Chiang Mai' located in Nam Phrae, Hang Dong District. The driver will drop you off at the entrance.

• Public Bus

  For a more economical option, take a public bus heading towards Hang Dong. You can catch the bus from the Arcade Bus Station or other main bus stops around the city. Once on the bus, inform the conductor that you want to go to 'Grand Canyon Chiang Mai.' The fare is usually around 30 THB. Look for stops near the main road, and once you reach Hang Dong, you may need to walk a short distance to reach the entrance.

• Bicycle Rental

  If you're feeling adventurous, consider renting a bicycle from one of the many rental shops in Chiang Mai. Follow the directions to Hang Dong and then to Nam Phrae. It's approximately a 15-20 km ride from the city center. Use a map app for navigation, ensuring you take the main roads and stick to bike lanes where available. Once you reach the area, look for signs leading to 'Grand Canyon Chiang Mai.'