Chiang Mai

Chiang Rai is not exactly a seaside town or an island, but yes, it does have it’s own beach! If you’re looking for somewhere peaceful and non-touristy to while away the afternoon, this is the place to go. Ch...

This pagoda was built in AD 191, and can be found in front of Chiang Dao Caves, Chiang Dao. “Chiang Dao” means “City of Stars”, and is a small country town in Chiang Mai, about 45 minutes drive from Chiang Mai city. It makes a very nice day or overnight trip. Attractions in the area include [...]

There are some interesting and delicious desserts to be had when walking the streets and markets of Chiang Mai. “Khao Lam” is a mixture of sticky rice, sugar, coconut cream and sometimes black beans or sesame, placed in bamboo tube and roasted. Ca...

This magnificent temple, about half an hour from Chiang Rai town, is a living work of art...

Wat Umong is not just famous for its’ tunnels, which were thought to have been built to keep a 14th Century slightly eccentric monk from wandering away into the jungle. Temple is set in a large natural forest setting, making it a wonderfully tranquil place to relax or explore. ...

This jelly fish look alike thing is actually a floating paper lantern, called Khom Loy. Khom Loys are released on special occasions, like the Loy Krathong Festivals and New Year’s Eve. It’s a magical sight to see these paper lanterns float into the sky. Why do people do this? La...

Khao Soi is one of those distinctly northern Thailand dish that you should try when you visit Chiang Mai. Ok, it’s not so good for the waistline, but this curry noodle dish is scrumptious! Today we take you to of Khao Soi Sameor Jai, just down the road from Khao Soi Lumduan. This is also no [...]

It is said that you haven’t been to Chiang Mai unless you’ve paid pilgrimage to Doi Suthep. Here are a few photos. Please enjoy! Wa

Whist not a restaurant as such, Sunday Walking Street (Sunday evening street market) is a great place to go to sample local street food and delicacies, and the prices are dirt cheap too...

Northern Thai people certainly love their pork. Take a stroll any fresh food market you’ll see plenty of it - crispy deep fried pork rinds (yum!), various kinds of deep fried pork, picked pork, and Sai Ua - spicy pork sausages! ...