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Events & weddings in Chiang Mai.
Thailand’s cultural heart — heritage estates, mountain air and Lanna craft, suited to characterful weddings and meaningful corporate offsites.
Eventra Media produces corporate events and destination weddings in Chiang Mai, planned remotely for international clients and delivered on the ground.
The place
What Chiang Mai is for.
Chiang Mai offers a different Thailand: cooler mountain air, teak estates, temples and a living craft tradition. It suits weddings and retreats that want depth and character over beach glamour, with a relaxed pace and a walkable old city.
Corporate & MICEFor organisations
Leadership offsites, cultural incentives and team experiences rooted in craft, nature and Lanna heritage.
Corporate & MICE →
WeddingsFor couples & families
Intimate weddings in heritage estates, teak pavilions and riverside gardens, with genuine cultural texture.
Destination weddings →Wedding venues
Chiang Mai wedding venues.
Chiang Mai offers heritage estates, teak pavilions and mountain settings with genuine cultural character. Venues we plan with include:
Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai, Mae Rim
Terraced rice paddies and Lanna-style pavilions — the region’s signature wedding setting.
137 Pillars House
An intimate heritage hotel in the old city for characterful, smaller celebrations.
Raya Heritage
A serene riverside retreat celebrating northern craft, for design-minded couples.
Anantara Chiang Mai Resort
A riverside resort with elegant lawns and courtyards in the heart of the city.
Corporate & MICE
Corporate & MICE venues in Chiang Mai.
For offsites, cultural incentives and team programmes, Chiang Mai blends comfort with meaning:
Shangri-La Chiang Mai
A full-service city hotel with ballroom and meeting spaces for conferences and offsites.
Le Méridien Chiang Mai
Central, connected event space beside the night bazaar for corporate programmes.
Meliá Chiang Mai
A modern riverside hotel with flexible meeting and event floors.
Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai
Estate grounds for exclusive leadership retreats and cultural incentive experiences.
Guest access
Getting your international guests to Chiang Mai.
Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX) sits minutes from the old city, with direct regional flights and frequent connections via Bangkok from around the world. Short transfers and a walkable centre make it an easy, relaxed arrival for international guests.
Local partner
Why plan your Chiang Mai event with a local DMC.
Chiang Mai’s appeal is its craft, culture and nature — all of which reward local knowledge. A DMC based in Thailand arranges the artisans, blessings and experiences that make a northern event distinctive, coordinates the estates that host them, and delivers it on the ground to international standards.
When to come
Best seasons.
November to February is cool, clear and ideal; avoid the late-dry burning season (around March) for outdoor events.
A few things we arrange
- Doi Suthep temple & old-city temples
- Ethical elephant sanctuary morning
- Night Bazaar & Sunday Walking Street
- Thai cooking class in a rural garden
- Dawn alms-giving & private blessing with a monk
- Private studio visits to silversmiths and weavers
- Sticky Waterfall picnic away from the crowds
- Lanna craft masterclass — umbrella painting or pottery
Questions
Chiang Mai, answered.
Chiang Mai offers heritage, cooler weather and cultural depth — ideal for couples and teams who want character, craft and nature rather than a beach setting.
The cool season (November to February) is best. We generally steer outdoor events away from the late-dry burning season around March, when air quality can dip.
Chiang Mai offers heritage, cooler weather and cultural depth — teak estates, temples and craft — ideal for couples and teams who want character and meaning rather than a beach setting.
The cool season (November to February) is best. We generally steer outdoor events away from the late-dry burning season around March, when regional air quality can dip.
Considering Chiang Mai?
Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll tell you honestly whether Chiang Mai is the right fit — and what it would take.