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Chiang Mai's food culture is rich and diverse, making it a great place to learn about local cuisine. You can join a street food tour that not only lets you taste local delights but also teaches you about the ingredients and cooking techniques involved.
• Another option is to participate in a food market tour followed by a cooking class, where you'll shop for fresh produce and learn how to prepare traditional dishes right at the source.
Practical Chiang Mai planning note: Look at the qualifications, safeguarding, facilities, language support and suitability for your own health or family needs. A pleasant online description is not a substitute for checking the current programme and speaking directly with the provider.





