Boston Pub Restaurant. A variety of thai, continental and Chinese cuisine in a convenience atmosphere. A wide selection that also featured in our A-LA-CARTE and special menu. By night from 06.00 p.m.-12.00 p.m., relaxing and enjoy with our music band in classic style both Thai and Europe. Robby Bar Enjoy various international hors d'oeuverseall sumptuous and dilicious. In the night, listening to the smoothing sound of musicians and pianist from 07.00 p.m. - 12.00 p.m. every day. Tarin Hotel Chiangmai proud to offer the ideal venue for banquets, conferences, receptions and private dinner parties. A unique room on Lobby floor with an individual and relaxing atmosphere beside garden for meetings, parties or group dinner and a full range of equipment enhances the overall purpose of the occasion, as do the excellence and variety of the cuisine we serve. Beautiful-decorated room that specifically created for all purpose with hi-technology, impressed with the charming of city and mountain in wide angle as panorama scerery. Presentation system (Computer graphic interfade with hi-tech video projector). Slide projector and movie screen. White board for presentation. LCD Projector (liquid crytal display). Dorby stereo system sound. Microphone with floor / table standing / wireless microphone. Video recorders (By CCTV system - only Panorama room)

Each thoughtfully furnished guest is equipped with. Central air-conditioning with individual control. 20 -inch color TV with 4 satellite channels. Solar-cell hot water system. Refrigerator with full stockedmini-bar. Welcome details such as toiletries in bathroom, letters with envelopes, etc. Tarin Hotel Chiangmai recently renovated its guest rooms, providing more of the comforts, amenities and entertainment choices you desire. Our 96 deluxe guest rooms and suites feature phones with IDD Telephone, in-room movies, 24 hours room services and a wonderful view of Doi Suthep and downtown. 50 Superior Rooms (32 S.Q.M.). 96 Deluxe Rooms (32 S.Q.M.). 20 Junior Suite (48 S.Q.M.). 4 Royal Suite (80 S.Q.M.)

Bo Sasn Umbrella Fair Sankamphang Handicrafts Festival Bo Sang Village, Chiang Mai Almost everyone in the small village of Bo Sang, near Chiang Mai derives a livelihood from making gaily painted paper umbrellas. This fair, held on the main street celebrates their traditional skill and features contests, exhibitions, stalls selling umbrellas and other handicrafts, and procession decorated by umbrellas and cycling ladies with umbrellas. Tawai Village Wood Carving Fair Tawai Village, Chiang Mai This fair features demonstration, contests and sales of wood carvings and local handicrafts. Products can be made within the fair. And includes local folk performances and a procession highlight on the entire range of popular northern Thai wood crafts. Hosted by the Tawai village, Hang Dong district. Flower Carniva Buak Hat Park Chaing Mai A festival centered around flowers. Features a parade with beautiful flower floats, a beauty contest, flower displays. and judging, gardening techniques, and flowers for sale. Takes place throughout the main city streets and at Buak Hard Park. Makha Buccha Day Nationwide An important Buddhist holiday honoring the event when 1,250 of Buddha's disciples congregated without previous agreement. Buddha gave an important sermon at this event. Buddhists carry flowers, lighted candles, and joss sticks while walking around a Chedi at the temple three times under the full moon. Chaing Mai Songkran And Lannathai Festival Tha Pae Gate and citywide, Chiang Mai Traditionally the Thai New Year, this festival is celebrated by making merit, constructing sand chedis, and pouring lustral water over respected elders and Buddha images. As the years went by, it became a part of tradition to splash water on one and all. It is a city-wide festival, and one of the most popular in Chiang Mai, so expect to have a good time and get wet! Chaing Mai Great Arts And Culture Festival Tha Dton Payom Market on Suthep Road, Chiang Mai The Chiang Mai Great Arts and Culture Festival will be held from April 2 - 6. The objectives are to promote the image of Chiang Mai as an important centre of art and culture, and to stimulate the preservation of local arts and the cultural heritage for future generations. The Chiang Mai Great Arts and Culture Festival gathers at one time and at the same location a variety of important activities relating to Thai culture. The activities include. April 2-6. A festival of outdoor music will be held at Three Kings Monument. Open to the public. April 3-6. A fair to promote Lanna arts and culture at the open space opposite the Dton Payom Market on Suthep Road. There will be demonstrations of the various activities of the original lifestyle of the Lanna people. Stalls will sell various items significant to the local culture highlighting. Northern culsine. Daily useful implements will be on exhibit. Visakha Bucha Nationwide A Buddhist holiday, in commemoration of the birth, enlightenment and death of Buddha. Chiang Mai Buddhists walk up to Suthep Temple at night to make merit. Intakin Festival Held at the Chedi Luang Temple,it lasts a week and is used to ask for peace and for rain to fall during the right seasons.The temple holds the city piller which traditionally marks the center of a town. Asalha Puja Nationwide Commenorates the first time that Buddha, his teachings, and his disciples were present. According to Buddhism, all three are needed for wholeness. On this day, Buddhists make merit at temples and sermons are preached. Khao Pansa (Buddhist Rains Retreat) Nationwide Begins the three months when monks stop all travelling and station themselves at a certain temple. Merit is made, and there are floats and a parade. In addition, large candles are given to monks for use during prayer times. H.M. The Queen's Birthday Celebrations August 12, Nationwide. Auk Pansa Nationwide The end of the three month period when monks are not permitted to traval. An important merit making ceremony is held at Chiang Mai University, where monks from several different temples are asked to receive contributions of rice and dry food. Loy Krathong or Yi Peng An important Thai festivel, it is a way of paying respect to the goddess of the river for the water that was provided, and to repent for dirtying the river under the full moon, creating a beautiful sight. In addition, there are float contests, boat races, and a beauty contest. Lanterns similar to balloons are also lighted and sent drifting up into the sky. H.M. The King's Birthday Celebrations Nationwide. Chiang Mai Food Festival The Pae Gate, Chiang Mai Adishes, the n annual festival of Chiang Mai's great demonstrations on fruit carving and ancient Thai desserts, and beauty Lanna culture shows. Good food selling at a cheap price. Chiang Mai Winter Fair Annual festival held at the Chiang Mai Goverment Center. Featuring a variety of products for sale, especially handicrafts show a beauty contest and games. Comes alive at night.

Weather in Chiang Mai. Welcome to Tarin Hotel. Tarin Hotel Chiang Mai recently renovated its guest rooms, providing more of the comforts, amenities and entertainment choices you desire. Our 96 deluxe guest rooms and suites feature phones with IDD Telephone, in-room movies, 24 hours room services and a wonderful view of Doi Suthep and downtown. First class accommodation is provided by 170 spacious guest rooms and suites with personal attention to every details and caring services in Lannatradition. Special Rates For Internet Users Valid From Now - 31 October 2008. Special Internet Rates. Incl. ABF (Twin/Double). Valid From Now - 11 April 2008. Valid From 12 - 15 April 2008. Valid From 16 April 2008 - 31 October 2008. The above rates are net inclusive of Service Charge 10% and Current applicable Value Added Tax 7 %. Check out time 12.00 noon. Surcharge : 500 Baht/room/night 1.1 New Year Festival 29 Dec. 2007-2 Jan. 2008 1.2 Chinese New Year 6 Feb. 2008 1.3 Songkran Festival 12-15 Apr. 2008. Tarin Hotel 10/7 Moo 2, Superhighway Chiangmai-Lampang., Changpuak, Muang, Chiangmai 50300 Telephone +66(053)400131-9 Fax +66(053)400140 e-mail: © Copyright Tarin Hotel, All rights reserved. Best View with 1024x768 resolution.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep Locals would say, You havent really gone to Chiang Mai unless youve been to Wat Phratat Doi Suthep. Truly, the place is the most important and famous Chiang Mai landmark. Built in 1383, this mountaintop temple has a chedi (pagoda) that houses holy Buddha relics. The gold-plated chedi lies in the middle of a square marble-tiled courtyard. The four corners of the chedi are adorned with parasols which represent royal regalia. The temples courtyard is lined by a cloister, which contains images and murals depicting Buddhas life. There are also two viharns situated in the middle of the east and west sides of the cloister. This temple is 15 kilometers from town and is 3,520 feet above sea level. It is the perfect place to get a birds eye view of the city. The temple can be reached via a steep Naga staircase comprised of 290 steps or railcars. The temple is open daily from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. To get there, drive along Huay Kaew Road up the mountain. Alternatively, there are song thaew services available at the foot of the mountain. It costs 30 baht/head to go up to Doi Suthep and approximately 50 baht/head to go further to Doi Pui and Phu Phing Palace. Note that these are one-way fares. (This is the added text). Wat Chedi Chet Yot Located on the Super Highway Road (Chiang Mai-Lampang) only 4 kilometers from the town, the temple is one of the oldest temples in Chiang Mai. One of the main attractions is a seven-spired square chedi, which was inspired by the design of the Phuttakaya stupa in India. More importantly, the stupa contains the ashes of King Tilokkarat, a king of the Meng Rai Dynasty who built this temple. Chiang Mai National Museum Located on the Chiang Mai-Lampang Super Highway near Wat Chet Yot, the museum has been designated by the Fine Arts Department as a regional center for education and preservation of the art and culture of Chiang Mai and upper northern Thailand the Lanna Kingdom. Their Majesties the King and Queen graciously presided over the opening of the museum on 6 February 1973. The museum was built according to traditional northern architecture, with a Lanna Thai rooftop. Interesting exhibitions include: Topic 1: The natural and cultural background of the Lan Na Kingdom including the geology, ecology, geography and prehistoric settlement of the north. Topic 2: The history of the Lan Na Kingdom from the establishment of Chiang Mai city to its peak and decline under Burmese control from 1558 to 1769. Topic 3: The city of Chiang Mai under the Kingdom of Siam, from the time Chiang Mai regained its freedom from Burma, to the reestablishment of Chiang Mai city in 1782. Topic 4: Trade and economy of the Lan Na Kingdom from 1782 to 1939. Topic 5: The modern way of life and social development: agriculture and industry, banking, international relations, education and public health. Topic 6: The development of the Lan Na Art Style, and the history of art in Thailand from the Dvaravati period to the present day. Not far away from the Chiang Mai National Museum is the Tribal Museum, which displays information on the history and culture of each hill tribe as well as their traditional handicrafts. The museum is open from Wednesday to Sunday, 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. (closed on National Holidays) Contact tel. 053 221328 for more information. Admission fee is 30 baht. Chiang Mai Zoo Situated next to Huai Kaew Arboretum at the foot of the mountain where Phra That Doi Suthep is located, the zoo houses a pair of cuddly Pandas on loan from China. Inside the zoo, there are over 200 types of Asian and African mammals and birds for visitors to observe. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., the admission fee for an adult is 100 baht and a child is 20 baht. There are excellent facilities for tourists with restaurants and a camping site. Advance booking is required for large groups. Contact: tel. 0-5322-1179, 0-5322-22 The Night Bazaar The Night Bazaar is a shopping haven where one can find handmade products and souvenirs from many Chiang Mai villages and hill tribes. Local cloths and fabrics are reasonably priced for purchasing. The shopping street opens around 6:00 p.m. Chiang Mai Walking Streets. Wualai Walking Street (Saturday Market). The Wualai has been so far known for good quality of silver and lacquer wares. On Saturday evenings, the open-air market will be set up for the famous handicraft area. Don't miss a chance to shop for authentic northern silver, lacquer wares and unique handicrafts. Tourists are enjoy the local foods and Thai traditional performances. The market start from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tha Pae Walking Street (Sunday Market). Starts from Tha Phae Gate through Ratchadamnoen Road every Sunday from 7.00 p.m. until midnight. There are variety kinds of local products on a reasonable price along both side of the street where Thai and foreign tourists are enjoy walking shopping without exhaustion.