Chiang Mai Travel Blogs - Page 6

Very nice! Much different then any other part of Thailand I've visited so far. Loved the nature & the weather.

Well I am about to embark on a trip which is the first of its kind for me, I am taking time out from the UK to go and discover countries I have never visited before. I'l be starting in Oz, Perth-Sydney-Cairnes-Brisbain, the to NZ, Christchurch-Auckland, Fiji, Bali, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia. To keep track of my travels keep logged on!

De afgelopen dagen heb ik een trekking gedaan, met een zeer internationaal groep: Columbiaans, Fins, Amerikaans, Zwitsers, Oostenrijks, Portugees, Nederlands, als ik nog iemand vergeet was ik waarschijnlijk niet zo onder de indruk van diegene. Over het algemeen een jong gezelschap op het Finse…

Here are some pics of the night market, dinner and other stuff.  I had lots of fun.  Make sure you know someone that can take you around or meet someone. I also did a one day trek tour, it cost 800 Bhat, about $25.00 USD.  It was an all day thing, they came and picked you up from you…

Quirky, unusual, incorrect or interesting signs from around the world

So, im nearly 30 and have finally decided to give up everything and go travelling.... When i say "give up" what i actaully mean is ive decided to follow my heart instead of my head. So, for the first time here i am.. stripped of everything i know on an adventure into my unknown

Chiang Mai's trendy Nimanahemin Road became a sea of orange yesterday morning (6th Dec) as 100,000 people gathered for a historic mass takbat alms offering ceremony involving 11,250 monks. This is the first time so many monks came together from 16 Northern Thailand provinces for such a ceremony, he…

We thought last night would be a great night for all us to go out and just drink.  I met Matt, Lloyd and Amanda on the bus from Bangkok to Chiang Mai this past Sunday and tomorrow we’ll all be heading in different directions.  It’s the end of our little Canuck troupe.  But in the…

Amazing trip, no worries..... Just good food, dirty trains, awesome cocktails, relaxed beaches and a few raindrops

*This entry is backdated*We woke about 5.30am, because the roosters were making too much noise. After breakfast, we gave all of the children a small gift. Then we say goodbye, and got some mini-trucks to the river. We all got onto bamboo rafts and went down the river. Some of the rafts began to …

Thailand is an amazing counrty with sites sounds and even smells that could only be found there. My trip was full of excitment, evreything from jungle treks in the north, surfin on Phuket, to have a military coup on my last night.

Notre derniere journee a Pai a ete passe sur une moto. Histoire de bien sentir notre mal de fesses. D'ailleurs on a marche en pingouin pendant 3 jours a cause de nos aventures sur la colone vertebrale de l'elephant! Nous avons explorer les villes et montagnes environnantes. Nous avons vues pl…

Last night was the third night in a row I just couldn't get any sleep. I have no idea why; I've spent plenty of nights in this dorm and have normally slept fine but it's extremely annoying. I'm living on coffee. Despite all that, I had a really good day yesterday. Once I'd finally dragged myself up…

Day 11 – November 3, 2007After an eventful night and dancing till 5 am, we must not have woken up before 2 or 3 in the afternoon.  We figured the best thing to do would be to get one of those pesky 2 hour Thai massages.  After a good massage, we sought out one of the all too common dent…

Some of my pics