Update: | Date of observation: 13/10/2011
If you’re a thrill-seeker or an adrenaline-junkie, you definitely don’t want to miss out on this amazing adventure through the jungles of Thailand. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 30/09/2011
Pann Malee House is a very small guesthouse colorfully decorated with a cute family theme and a massive statue designed by Thailand’s renowned stand-up comedian, Note Udom. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 10/10/2011
If you’re one for tea instead of coffee, make your way to Raming Tea House Siam Celadon located in heart of Chiang Mai’s popular Thapae road. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 30/09/2011
The name alone will put a smile on the faces of those who enjoy spending hours in bed; Born to Sleep. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 02/10/2011
Aside from the slight difficulty finding some of these places to eat, you’ll be rewarded with clean, good-tasting food that won’t cost you very much. Enjoy simple and classic Thai dishes; curries, noodle soups, and rice with pork or chicken. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 01/10/2011
Every now and then, we find ourselves looking for something to satisfy our sweet tooth. It can be hot eats or a cold treats, but regardless of what it is, it always refreshes us and keeps us energized not to mention the smile it brings on our faces. If you find yourself looking for snacks or desserts in the city of Chiang Mai, here are a few noteworthy places for you to indulge in your desires. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 09/10/2011
Ever been to Ratchadamnoen road on a Sunday evening? No, not the one in Bangkok, we’re talking about the one up north in Chiang Mai. Here's where you'll find the biggest walking street. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 28/09/2011
Walking and shopping around Warorot Market will surely require a fair bit of energy, so pump yourself with some caffeine in order to stay awake and visit everything that the market and its surroundings has to offer. If you can’t think of a place to kick back for a while, we recommend the quiet and colorful Thamel Coffee. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 29/09/2011
So instead of travelling back and forth from your hotel to the old city, why not just spend the night inside of it? Just a few minutes’ walk from Suanprung Gate lies one of Chiang Mai’s newest hotel; Gord Chaing Mai. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 01/10/2011
If you like shiny objects, you wouldn’t want to miss out on Wualai Walking Street in Chiang Mai. This walking street appears every Saturday and covers a distance of three kilometers from the Chiang Mai Gate. Read More
