San Sai, Chiang Mai’s second largest district, spans across 285.02 square kilometers. It is a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful getaway from the bustling city. With breathtaking views of Doi Suthep and a serene natural environment, San Sai offers a tranquil setting near the Ping river.

San Sai boasts a range of attractions that attracts diverse interests. The serene Angkaew Reservoir within Chiang Mai University offers a tranquil escape with picturesque views. 

The Sun Sai Sunhemp Fields offer a burst of color and are a must-visit during their full bloom season from April to May. For those seeking spiritual tranquility will find solace at Wat Umong, a forest temple with a rich history.

The Chiang Mai Grand Canyon, a unique geological formation created by human activity, has transformed into a popular tourist destination complete with amenities, cafes, and restaurants.

And for nature lovers, Bo Kaeo Pine Park, often dubbed Thailand’s Nami Island, provides a serene pine forest setting along Highway 108.

San Sai is primarily a suburban area dominated by single-detached houses. It is strategically located near Chiang Mai city. San Sai district borders several districts: Mae Taeng, Doi Saket, San Kamphaeng, and Mae Rim. The area is a short 20-minute drive from the city center and offers full living amenities such as Central Festival, Mae Chok Plaza, and Romchok Market for shopping and daily needs.

San Sai enjoys excellent connectivity, with multiple major highways providing easy access to both urban and rural areas. The Chiang Mai Outer Ring Road and Chiang Mai-Doi Saket Road offer convenient routes to the city’s outskirts. Whereas the Super Highway, Chang Phueak Road, and Huay Kaew Road connect the residents to the city center. With its prime location and growing popularity, San Sai has become a desirable residential area. The recent surge in condominium developments has further enhanced San Sai’s appeal.

Chiang Mai has emerged as a promising investment destination for those seeking attractive returns. As of November 2024, rental yields for condominiums near Central shopping malls average 4-5.7% per annum. Studio units (24-30 sq.m.) rent for an average of 8,000-11,000 baht per month, while one-bedroom units (24-37 sq.m.) command rents of 9,000-14,000 baht per month. Two-bedroom units (42-60 sq.m.) can fetch 20,000-30,000 baht per month. The average selling price of resale condominiums is between 67,000-82,000 baht per square meter.