Art in Paradise Chiang Mai

Not posting a lot of pictures from this one because it’s the kind of place that’s better experienced than spoiled online. This is an interactive perspective art museum, and honestly we came in expecting to spend maybe an hour or so. We’re not huge “art people,” but we like to pretend we’re a little cultured now and then. Somehow we ended up spending nearly four hours here just exploring all the rooms and seeing what each exhibit did. There’s a lot more to it than you expect at first. It’s also a great place for kids because many of the exhibits are interactive and you can actually play around with them rather than just look at them. At the end there’s a 2D café, which is a really cool concept and worth checking out. The drinks were decent, though a bit overpriced. I tried the blue milk, which turned out to basically be butterfly pea syrup mixed with a big glass of milk. Other than that small gripe, it was a great find and I’d definitely recommend checking it out.

Really had a blast. Took my Thai family and friends and for much of the time had the place to ourselves. Definitely recommend avoiding if you see tour buses in the parking lot. They have added an AR feature which allows you to animated into the video. Worth downloading and learning how to use it. But this is why it helps if there is no crowd. Many of the photo spots overlap. It isn’t inexpensive but I think very worth it. Discounts for children and seniors. They offer wheelchairs. Really not far from downtown.

We had a wonderful time here! The experience inside is fun, colorful, and full of creative photo spots — the kids absolutely loved it. 📸✨ At the end of the visit, there’s a nice place to relax with a coffee or a refreshing cold drink, which was a perfect way to finish. A great activity for a rainy day or when it’s too hot outside. Highly recommended for families!