Hotels in Chang Khlan, Chiang Mai (23 OYOs)

About Chang Khlan, Chiang Mai 

A 13th-century ancient city of the Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai has 700 years of history behind it. A culture under renovation, it is adapting to the changes of modernity. Adrenaline-pumping activities combined with mellow visits to the temples and museums make a wholesome package for the visitors. These activities range from elephant riding and massages to cooking classes; bungee jumping and rock climbing are not too far behind. Chang Khlan rolls the best of a shopping avenue and nature into one gigantic feast. Some of the popular places to visit in and around Chang Khlan are-

• Wat Buppharam- Located outside the Chiang Mai old city walls, on the Thapae Road, it is a Buddhist temple that dates back to 1497. It’s most noteworthy feature is the Dhamma hall. It is popular for being home to the largest teak Buddha image in Thailand. A visit to the temple is a little off the beaten track and offers a quaint look into the glorious past of the dynasty. 
  
  
• Wat Si Don Chai- Its location is convenient but tourist presence is inconspicuously absent in the temple. It is close to the night bazaar area of Chang Khlan road and hence easy to find. Murals from Vessantara jataka (Buddhist fables) adorn the walls while the architecture is typical of the Lanna style of teak floors. 
  
  
• Chiang Mai Night Bazaar- A must-do while on your visit to Chiang Mai is to dive into the popular night market that stretches across two blocks. A sneak-peek into its alleyways will open a whole world of knick-knacks and souvenirs like silks and scarves. The trick to getting the best price on your purchase lies in a little patience. To rest your tired feet after lifting heavy piles of shopping bags, you can head to OYO 489 Yak Hostel which is located quite near to the market.
  
  
• Wiang Kum Kam- Another interesting place to visit is the Wiang Kum Kam, a relic of an ancient city, the history of which speaks through the cracks of Mon scripted stone tablets and pottery that has survived from the era. Visitors prefer taking a horse-drawn carriage around the ruins, though some rent a bike for a more intimate and long-drawn look at the structures of the vast site. It is located along the Ping River and is a vestige of the Hariphunchai Kingdom. 

What To Eat

Some of the most recommended places and their specialties include the tapas at Flight 52 and Khao Soi at Thai Taste Cafe whose baguettes and smoothies are also a big hit with the ones familiar with the restaurant. 

How To Reach?

The nearest airport is Chiang Mai Airport at a short distance of 6 km from where you can take a taxi to visit popular places of interest. 

OYO Hotels in Chang Khlan offer amenities like free Wi-fi, comfortable beds, ensuite bathroom, tea/coffee maker, card-payments, among others. OYO Hotels in Chang Khlan are located in close proximity to popular tourist places that offer easy accessibility in and around the region.