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Absolutely! During the summer months, you'll want to try 'Khanom Krok', a coconut pudding that's particularly refreshing when it's warm outside. Vendors often sell them at local markets.
• In rainy season, look for 'Bua Loy', which are delightful rice balls served in warm coconut milk. It's comforting and perfect for those cooler, rainy nights.
• And if you're here during Songkran, don't miss out on 'Mango Sticky Rice' as it's a popular treat during the festival to celebrate the new year.
Practical Chiang Mai planning note: Expect wet streets, crowds and temporary traffic changes during Songkran. Protect electronics, use clean water, respect people who do not wish to participate and check the current programme for cultural processions and ceremonies.