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Night market every night. Sunday market at the Thapae Gate. Cross the Ping river and all sorts of good eats and drinks along the river. Even an evening dinner cruise. Loi Khro road is all the girls bars. Watch out for the katoeys. LOL Rooftop bar is for the younger backpacker group. Plenty of high dollar spas to choose from but you can get a fantastic 2 hour oil massage for 400 baht almost anywhere. Umbrella and fans markets made of bamboo and Sa paper. Beautiful. Baan Tawai for wood products. Muay Thai boxing. As stated above travel agencies everywhere for travel to Doi Sutep and elephants, tigers, villages, Flight of the Gibbon zip line, rafting etc. For an evening chill after doing all this go to Moon Muang, Soi 9. You will run right in to JJ's bar. Take a right go about 75 ft and Chai's is on the right. Both are great to get away from the crowds. Chai's has a good selection of expat regulars from everywhere ranging in age from 20's to 70's. It's small and quiet. Well sometimes LOL. Plenty enough to keep you busy for a week.

There are daily trips up to the Golden Triangle but it's a very full day and a long way to go for a daytrip. If you want to get out into the countryside there are more manageable daytrips to the Mae Taeng area a couple hours north with elephant camps, river rafting, hilltribe villages, nice leafy scenery, etc. Or even closer is the Mae Sa valley with an elephant camp, Tiger Kingdom, horse riding, and adventure sports like ATVs and Zorbing, and of course a bunjy jump. Any travel agent in town can hook you up with activities as part of a group or you can hire a private driver with car for about 1000-2000 baht per day depending on how far you want to go. Easy to arrange right up to the last minute. In other words no need to book it in advance before you get here. An excellent place to stay right in the heart of the old city for about 1800b is the 3Sis B&B which is at the top of the Travelfish Chiang Mai accommodation page. The weekly Sunday evening street market is then right out your front doorstep and it's a must-do for Chiang Mai.

It's called the tiger kingdom.
Website is here: http://www.tigerkingdom.com/Home.htm
Doesn't really tell you much.

Trip advisor have reviews although not all of them are as positive as I'd have expected:
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g293917-d1151436-Reviews-Tiger_Kingdom-Chiang_Mai.html

We had a great time there and I like to think I'm fairly aware when it comes to animal care. The animals to me were very well looked after. It was very quiet when we went and you'd not wannt to spend more than a couple of hours there. We paid and went straight into the enclosures.

More info here:http://www.visit-chiang-mai-online.com/tiger-kingdom-chiang-mai.html

I don;t know if any of these sites are the official site. You'll find loads of info on them if you are in the city.
It's a 10min tuktuk ride.
Sorry, in a rush, not much help I'm afraid, will try to give more info later.