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This feature has many zipline tracks, but most interesting is the one crossing the lake.
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Huay Tueng Thao Lake
A reservoir in surrounding woodlands. Hundreds of these huts on the water. Very popular with locals.
Feed some sheep and see a farm. A nice quiet area with lots of big statues around.
This park offers several attractions. At the entrance you pay the entrance fee, but keep the ticket in your hand, because after 200 meter there is the ticket check.
NARIT (National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand) headquarters
The planetarium includes a digital FullDome DX4 system with a 17-meter-diameter screen for 160 seats. Showtime: Tu-F Su holidays 11:00 and 14:00; Sa 11:00, 14:00, 17:00. The astronomy movie is in Thai without English subtitles except that the movie shown F at 11:00 is in English. Besides the movie, it has astronomy exhibitions and a scientific learning environment (simple games and toys to demonstrate scientific and technological concepts, mostly oriented to kids). There is also a public observatory for stargazing on Saturday nights (18:00-22:00 from November to May. Also, the mountain view at the outdoor area of the third floor of the planetarium is beautiful. There is a restaurant called The Planets on the second floor of the planetarium, but if you want to eat something fast and cheap, there is a food cart providing simple street foods (noodles, grilled skewers, etc) near the foot of the planetarium, opposite to NARIT headquarters.
Traditional Thai cooking instruction. Vegetarian-friendly. Restaurant and booking office located near Tha Phae Gate in Chiang Mai.