Kalm​ Village​ Chiang Mai

We visited this art village and found it very relaxing. The architecture is nice and we explored the spaces floor by floor. There is a lift which is convenient. They have shops selling local handicraft, a restaurant and cafe. We found it peaceful to sit in various spots especially the ground floor courtyard. Highly recommended art space in Chiang Mai.

Calm Village is a stunning new art space in Chiang Mai. It combines a museum, exhibitions, coffee shop, restaurant, and stylish local shops all in one place. The design is modern yet green, with beautiful gardens that are clearly cared for with love. It’s the perfect spot to spend time — whether you’re exploring art, enjoying food and coffee, or just relaxing in the lush surroundings. There’s always something happening, from cool events to exhibitions, and the rooftop viewpoint offers a gorgeous panorama. A true must-visit when discovering the best places in Chiang Mai. Unique, inspiring, and unforgettable.

This is a private community preservation project that is open to the public for free. The Kalm Village was previously a local residence. When the community evolved, more and more people moved out, houses demolished. The owner therefore turns this into a community memory preservation project. It contains a lot of precious memories of the former local residence. It also has a spectacular view. This is an admirable project, passing on not only tradition and memory, but the owner's love of his neighbourhood. It also has a small restaurant and coffee shop, serving a few local delicacies and great coffee.

The decoration is absolutely beautiful and so unique! The view from the top floor lets you see the pagoda and the surrounding city. There are plenty of places to sit and rest. If I go to Chiang Mai again next time, I'm definitely stopping by!

A beautiful place in an old neighborhood of Chiang Mai. The recent exhibition is about the people living there and about how they keep traditions alive, have their own shops, the changing of the neighborhood (also because of tourists) and what the neighborhood means to them. There are also explanations and artefacts about handcrafted things. You can do workshops. It's a modern place with the idea to present and preserve traditional things. They sell souvenirs from local artists.

I knew it from the entrance — this place is SO my style. KAlM VILLAGE is a beautiful art and culture complex in Chiang Mai, filled with creativity and calm. There are exhibitions, artisan crafts, books to browse, and even yoga classes happening in the open courtyard. The wooden architecture adds a warm, welcoming feel to the space. One room had an incredible display of colorful textiles from different Thai regions — it was absolutely stunning. This place blends tradition and modernity in the most graceful way. A 10/10 from me💯

Beautiful architecture creates a really nice atmosphere in this complex of arts, crafts and culture that showcases and sells traditional handmade things. If you want a genuine, unique, quality hand made souvenir, this is the place.

Kalm Village is tucked away in a quiet alley, about a 5-minute walk from Chiang Mai Gate. The building itself is modern with a unique touch—a Chinese-style rooftop that adds character. The interior is artistic, minimalist, and thoughtfully designed—even the washrooms are aesthetically pleasing. It seems like the space is updated regularly, as the decor looked different from what I saw in earlier photos. The place houses a restaurant, café, library, and plenty of seating areas, making it a nice spot to relax if you're in the area. That said, there’s not much to explore, so I wouldn’t recommend going out of your way just to visit.