Chiang Mai: 5 temples to see outside the old city
Here I give you a new selection of 5 interesting temples to visit around the old town of Chiang Mai.
Ob Khan National Park: a little nature getaway in Chiang Mai
Discover a small, little-known national park located southwest of Chiang Mai. Nice walk along a river with a canyon carved into the rock as a highlight.
Chiang Mai on foot: an itinerary to discover the city differently
Explore Chiang Mai on foot with this itinerary: ancient temples, quiet streets and the unique atmosphere of northern Thailand await you.
Chiang Mai: tips for choosing the right trek
Choosing a trek in Thailand can be tedious given the choice that presents itself. How long? What program? Here I give you some advice to choose your excursion.
Chiang Mai: 5 temples to discover outside the old city
Chiang Mai, the rose of northern Thailand as it is nicknamed, does not escape the profusion of temples of all kinds scattered here and there. If I specify
Doi Ang Khang: The Mountains of Eternal Spring
Doi Ang Khang is a mountain in northern Thailand, culminating at 1 m, which, with an average annual temperature of 928 °C, forms a so-called "eternal" place
Doi Inthanon: Complete Guide to Exploring the Roof of Thailand
All the information you need to know and the visits to see and do when you go to Doi Inthanon National Park, near Chiang Mai.
Bua Thong Waterfall and Rice Fields on the Road to Chiang Dao
Discover the sticky Bua Thong Waterfall, located between Chiang Mai and Chiang Dao, and enjoy the stunning rice paddy scenery along the way.
Ban Pa Pong Piang, the most beautiful rice fields in Thailand
When you say Thailand, you say rice fields! And what could be better than going to the most beautiful spot in my opinion. I'll take you to the rice terraces of Ban Pa Pong
Chiang Dao: explore its cave and sleep in the heart of the mountains
An interesting option to get away from Chiang Mai, Chiang Dao is just 70 km further north of the ancient Lanna capital. The mountain dominating the region
Tha Ton: a peaceful stop at the gates of Burma
Tha Ton is a small town at the gateway to Burma, in the far north of Chiang Mai province. The town is crossed by the Kok River, which allows
Songkran in Chiang Mai: Experience the Water Festival Like a Local
Why is Chiang Mai one of the best places to experience Songkran? Festive atmosphere, northern traditions, and one of the largest water fights in the country!
Doi Pui: The Ephemeral Beauty of Thai Sakuras
Sakuras; these are ornamental cherry trees native to Japan, where every spring, their magnificent flowering attracts many tourists, but also locals who appreciate the white or
Why Doi Suthep is a must-see in 5 good reasons
In principle, everyone knows Doi Suthep, for the simple reason that it is the closest mountain adjoining the city of Chiang Mai (for
Where to Stay in Chiang Mai? A Guide to Choosing the Right Neighborhood
Chiang Mai is a big city! Let me help you navigate it with a guide to neighborhoods where you can stay, based on your style and expectations.
10 Places to Visit to Trace Thailand's History
From Sukhothai to Bangkok via Ayutthaya, here are 10 iconic places to retrace Thailand's history through key sites and monuments.
Family Visit: Day Visit to Elephant Nature Park
Picked up around 8am, we will pick you up directly from your hotel (indicated at the time of booking). Time to go around the hotels of the other customers plus others who arrived directly from the station and we left for the park around Mae Taeng, an hour north of Chiang Mai.[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
The first thing you see when you arrive is the food reserve, here there is enough to feed the elephants for two days.[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="2"]
Overview of part of the park.[/caption]
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The day begins after a briefing on an elephant feeding session.[/caption]
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Snack.[/caption]
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The park also serves as a shelter for dogs.[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
After the elephants it will be our turn to eat.[/caption]
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This one is in bad shape...[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
At the table![/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
Lots of choice, that's a well-stocked plate.[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
Now it's bath time.[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
There's one who seems to be happy about it.[/caption]
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The park is clearly popular as there were a lot of people there (it's a shame, I would have preferred it to be a bit more "intimate" but so much the better for the park which obviously needs funds to maintain all these people)[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
It's a bit like the "Songkran" of elephants.[/caption]
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Hmm... bon appétit, we had indeed been told that dogs like fresh elephant poop (only).[/caption]
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After a while it's not just the elephants who get sprayed.[/caption]
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Myself in action.[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
A latecomer.[/caption]
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That's some posing![/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
These people will go into exile for a little while.[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
Calm has returned.[/caption][caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"]
We return to the observation post.[/caption]
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Construction of “scrapers”.[/caption]
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Solo bath.[/caption]