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Fees vary widely; many public lots and shopping malls offer free parking, while tourist spots may charge around 20 to 50 baht per hour.
• Some areas offer flat rates for the day, which can be more economical if you plan to stay longer.
• Always check signage for specific fees and payment methods to avoid any surprises.
• It's also wise to consider peak times when fees might increase or when facilities might reach capacity.
Practical Chiang Mai planning note: Only drive a car or motorcycle when your licence, insurance and experience are suitable for the vehicle and Thai road conditions. Wear a proper helmet on motorcycles, avoid mountain roads in poor visibility and never assume a rental agreement automatically provides adequate insurance. Prices and fares change, so request the current amount before committing.