Head about 20 minutes south of Chiang Mai proper to visit Ginger Farm's verdant rice paddies, vegetable gardens, farm animals and rustic cafe. Catering to families, the working farm offers daily art and cooking workshops for kids. The on-site cafe features indoor and outdoor seating, and serves colourful Thai dishes (from 120B) and refreshing beverages prepared with ingredients straight from the farm.
Ginger Farm
Chiang Mai
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