Chiang Mai Four Seasons Resort, what a secluded pastoral place

After wandering around Chiang Mai city for a few days, we later stayed at the Chiang Mai Four Seasons Resort a little outside the city. Rather than calling it a hotel, it's more like a Thai version of a paradise. The entire manor is lush green, with a large field of rice in the middle, and then various rooms scattered in different corners. The second floor pastoral house we stayed in was in a great location, with a water wheel directly outside the window (Figure 1). In the early morning, join the Indian master for a yoga session to wash away sleepiness, drink a cup of healthy juice, and then welcome breakfast. The evening ceremony is also good, there will be a group of local farmers (or possibly hotel staff) to start a 'parade', leading water buffaloes on the rice path, of course we also joined in, experiencing it in the team. The hotel's restaurant is also very good, I don't know if it's because we didn't order much (actually quite a lot), the restaurant also prepared a complimentary steak, very innovative. The spa at the Four Seasons Chiang Mai is highly recommended by us. In addition to excellent service and techniques, the environment is very unique, especially the rooms on the second floor, as if in the Wizard of Oz (of course it's cool, separated from the outdoor heat). We stayed at the Four Seasons for nearly a week, apart from occasionally going back to the city for a stroll, the rest of the time was spent wandering around the hotel and surrounding farms, it was really good!