The Blue Temple, Chiang Rai.
Chiang Rai is one of the places for many visitors to the Northern Thailand to visit instead of Chiang Mai. Many people would think of the White temple which is unique in its own...
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Before the rain gone.
When we talk about the rain, it always something about fresh from water from above that all people need to get rid of the heat and more fertile as rain helps the farmers to...
Temples worshipping for peaceful mind and spirit
Thailand is one of the Buddhism country in Southeast Asia even we have some with Christian, Islam and some other believe. As main of the population in Thailand are Buddhist, we do love to...
Kard Muang Mai, the biggest vegetables and Fruits in Chiang Mai
Muang Mai Market or known by the locals, Kars Muang Mai, located near the Ping River and next to Chiang Mai Municipality office. This biggest market is retail and whole sale vegetable and fruits...
Wiang Khumkam, the lost city of Chiang Mai
Wiang Kum Kam is an ancient city located just south of Chiang Mai. It was built more than 700 years ago by King Mengrai, the founder of Chiang Mai. Wiang Kum Kam was once...
Jing Jai Market , new place to visit on weekend.
Jing Jai Market , new place to visit on weekend. Chiang Mai has many places and things to do. Many times we usually focusing on the places and other activities which you could visit...
Thai coffee, the Arabica.
Thai coffee, the Arabica Many foreigners do not even know that Thailand also produces coffee too. There are 2 main species being planted and harvested here; Robusta and Arabica. The lower altitude is more...
Fun day(s) in Kanchanaburi (part2)
Fun day(s) in Kanchanaburi (part2) Not just only the rich history of World War 2, but Kanchanaburi and the surrounding areas have so much to offer everyone with many other fun things to...
The Best Elephant Experience in Thailand Starts in Chiang Mai.
Chang -Chang -Chang – Chang – Chang ( Chiang Mai Elephant) The bull (male elephant) with the tusk we call them “Chang Plai” The bull with out tusk, we call “Chang Si-dor” and all...