Scoot to Chiang Mai in Thailand for as low as $135 when you book your flights this June
Looking for a quick getaway to Thailand? Here’s a sale from Scoot you might want to check out.
Unwind in Chiangmai
Open for booking from now till 23 June, low-cost carrier Scoot is now offering a special sale on flights to Chiang Mai, Thailand with prices starting from as low as $135 on a one-way trip, including tax.
Hop on over to Chiang Mai for a relaxing getaway!Revel in the vibrant colours of the Chiang Mai Flower Field 🌸, unwind in the tranquil mountainous landscape of Mon Jam and Doi Ang Khang ⛰️, and embrace the city's rich heritage as you tour sacred landmarks such as Wat Phra That Doi Suthep.From now till 23 June, enjoy special one-way fares to Chiang Mai from as low as $135*! Sale ends on 23 June 2023, 2359H. Grab your tickets now at flyscoot.com!*Taxes included. Terms and travel periods apply.
Posted by FlyScoot on Thursday, June 8, 2023
Simply book your tickets online from Scoot’s promotion page here. Do note that the travel period is from 20 June to 31 August with blackout periods during school holidays and event periods.
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Return fares under $250
We also checked the prices and found the flights to be affordable, with all-in return fares costing as low as $235.13 per person inclusive of fees and taxes, although without any add-ons.
Here are a couple of screengrabs showing the fare dates and total price.
Definitely worth it.
Only while seats last so be sure to book early to avoid disappointment.
What to do in Chiang Mai
No idea where to go in Chiang Mai? Here’s a 5-day travel itinerary plan to get you started.
Day 1: Welcome to Chiang Mai
- Arrive in Chiang Mai and check into your hotel
- Visit Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Phra Singh, some of the most important temples in the city
- Explore the Old City and eat lunch at a local restaurant
- Take a stroll down Nimmanhaemin Road, known for its chic boutiques and cafes
- Have dinner at a local Thai restaurant
Day 2: Elephant Nature Park
- Spend the day at the Elephant Nature Park. It’s a sanctuary and rescue center for elephants, you can volunteer and interact with them in a humane and respectful manner.
- Return to the city in the late afternoon
- Have dinner at the Night Bazaar, shopping and experiencing local street food
Day 3: Doi Suthep and Hmong Village
- Morning visit to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, a beautiful temple on a mountain overlooking the city. The 309-step staircase flanked by Nagas (serpent deities) is iconic.
- Visit the nearby Hmong Village to learn about the Hmong people’s culture and traditions.
- Return to the city, take a relaxing stroll around the moat and city walls
- Explore the Warorot Market and taste local foods for dinner
Day 4: Cooking Class and Spa
- Take a traditional Thai cooking class in the morning. Most classes include a market visit to buy ingredients.
- Have lunch (the food you cooked during your class!)
- In the afternoon, book a Thai massage or spa session to relax
- Spend the evening at Tha Pae Walking Street (Sunday Night Market) for local crafts, street food, and entertainment
Day 5: Explore Natural Surroundings
- Visit Doi Inthanon National Park, home to the highest peak in Thailand, beautiful waterfalls, and twin royal stupas.
- Enjoy a lunch at a local restaurant in the park.
- Return to the city in the evening and have a farewell dinner.
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