Cannabis by City: Where to Go in Thailand

Every Thai city has its own cannabis scene. Pick your destination below to see verified dispensaries, clinics, and farms — plus local rules you need to know before you go.

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Pick Your Destination

Each city page lists verified dispensaries, clinics, and farms with addresses, hours, and what to expect on arrival.

Which City Fits Your Needs?

Bangkok

Bangkok — More dispensaries and clinics than anywhere else in the country. Government hospitals, private clinics, and hundreds of licensed shops. If you want the widest selection, start here.

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai — The hub for traditional Thai medicine cannabis clinics. Doctors here combine herbal treatments with modern cannabis prescriptions. A good pick if you prefer a holistic approach.

Phuket & Koh Samui

Phuket & Koh Samui — Built for tourists. English-speaking staff, walk-in consultations, and easy access to CBD products. Pattaya is another strong option for expats and short-term visitors.

Need medical cannabis with THC above 0.2%? You will need a PT33 prescription from a licensed clinic — pick a city that has one nearby. CBD products are sold without a prescription in every major city.

City Cannabis FAQ

Answers to common questions about cannabis across Thai cities

Which Thai city has the most cannabis dispensaries?

Bangkok, by a wide margin. It has the highest concentration of licensed dispensaries and clinics in the country — both government-run and private. Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Pattaya each have growing numbers as well.

Can tourists buy cannabis in Thai cities?

CBD products with less than 0.2% THC are available to anyone in any city — no prescription needed. For anything stronger, tourists must first get a PT33 prescription from a licensed clinic. Phuket and Koh Samui have clinics that cater specifically to international visitors.

Which city is best for medical cannabis clinics?

Bangkok has the most medical cannabis clinics and the broadest range of specialties, including government hospitals. Chiang Mai stands out for traditional Thai herbal medicine clinics. Phuket and Koh Samui offer English-language consultations aimed at tourists and expats.

Do cannabis laws differ from city to city?

The national law is the same everywhere in Thailand. That said, local municipalities can add their own ordinances — for example, banning public smoking in certain zones or near schools. Check the local rules for whatever city you are visiting.