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tags / Chiang Mai
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inquilina says:
This week I had the most beautiful experience, the visit to the Elephant Nature Park, ran by Lek a Thai woman who loves animals and is trying to save many of them from street begging and from the mishandling from most of the mahoeds.
It is an amazing experience, for 2500 baht it is posssible to v…
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slave2dafunk says:
There are many elephant camps in Thailand, especially in the north around Chiang Mai. Many are no more than glorified circuses and petting zoos. The government sanctioned Lampang Thai Elephant Conservation Center is a refreshing exception to this trend. The center is set in the verdant jungle at Km.…
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slave2dafunk says:
Chiang Mai is an awesome place to visit and live in. It's got something for everyone. I've been living here a year and a half and I'm still not bored of it.
If you're into temples, the Old City of CM has over 300 of them, with some really old one and those in the traditional Lanna style (norther…
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jschmidt says:
Best hotel I have ever been to in my life.
Once entering the property on the outskirts of Chiang Mai you are immediately transformed into a private, Lanna style palace of your own.
Everything about the Dhara Dhevi is outstanding....from the amazing breakfast, to the fitness room, to the spa an…
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vosking says:
After some recommendations last year from fellow Thailand travellers, we decided to give it a go this year. And what a great evening it was. I'll will do it again when I'm back in Chiang Mai.
We were picked up by car. Gay and her sister were our host for the evening. We were the only 2 who gave o…
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slave2dafunk says:
There are a lot of restaurants to choose from in Chiang Mai. I mean A LOT! One restaurant that has consistently been a top choice for us is Out Doors ("Where happiness comes together" as their motto says).
This place has got it all. The food is always really high quality and delicious (and reaso…
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slave2dafunk says:
A really centrally located guest house that is extremely clean and safe. There are a ton of guest houses in Chiang Mai and sometimes it's hard to know which one to choose. I feel like this place is the whole package in one for those who are looking for a budget option but don't want to stay in a tot…
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slave2dafunk says:
One of the great things about living in Chiang Mai is the road trips. There are a ton of short trips in all directions from Chiang Mai. I'm steadily working my way through the list. For my boyfriend's birthday we decided to head north. Our first stop was Chiang Dao, about an hour to an hour and a ha…
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slave2dafunk says:
This place has some seriously delicious and reasonably-priced veggie food. All of the food is tasty and nice quality. And quite cheap considering what you get for your money. I don't usually compare between back west and here, but I can't help thinking of how expensive good veggie food can be back h…
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indigocm says:
This is one my favourite restaurants in Chiang Mai. The restaurant is decorated in Lanna style and overlooks Doi Suthep Mountain - great views! Lovely service and ambiance.
The food is great too! Try the Deep-fried shiitake mushrooms, Pad Thai, Thai crispy noodles, Green Curry. There is also a he…
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slave2dafunk says:
This is our favourite Italian joint in town. The food is awesome and the staff are great. Basically the two factors that "make" a restaurant in my books! The recipes are all authentically Italian and the food excellent quality.
My family has been going here for a few years now, basically since t…
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slave2dafunk says:
This is really nice little B&B that is in the centre of the Old City in a prime location. It's right across the street from Wat Chedi Luang, Chiang Mai's oldest wat, which also makes it easy to get back to on public transportation. It's also within walking distance of a number of great Old City attr…
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melissawong says:
I chose this place after reading some good reviews about it online. The place looks good. The price is cheap and they offers free airport pick up. I didn’t wait long to get email reply. I booked the room in the last minute and I didn’t pay the deposit. I was a bit afraid that they might not show…
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slave2dafunk says:
I haven't done a lot of trekking here, but I know a bunch of (sportier) people who have. There are a lot of places in northern Thailand where you can trek from... actually pretty much anywhere up here has trekking (Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Pai, Mae Sariang, Mae Hong Song, Nan, etc, etc, etc...). Chia…
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indigocm says:
Lovely country resort in Chiang Dao (about an hour north of Ching Mai city). The resort is quite big with extensive grounds amongst beautiful gardens with lots of trees. There are also "nature trails" through the gardens with nice mountain views and streams that flow through the resort. Very peacefu…
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slave2dafunk says:
My partner and I organised a day at this cooking school for a group of friends who had come to Chiang Mai to celebrate one of their 30th birthdays. Everyone was keen to have a Thai cooking school experience and we had heard some good things about this school so we thought we'd give it a try. In the …
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slave2dafunk says:
This is a cool little restaurant bar off the beaten path in the Nimmenhaminda area. It features a garden setting, complete with fish pond and water wheel. There's also a huge mural sort of thing going on on the back wall (used to be covered in egg crates). The funky decor makes this a popular spot w…
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Elephant Nature Park
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Chiang Mai, Thailand
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