Chiang Dao Cave Chiang Mai

Our time is up for Chiang Mai. Sad to leave - we really enjoyed it there - but it feels good to escape the city again. Up late after noisy obnoxious American had the tv on next door blaring all night, 2nd night in a row (the man must have issues?!cant he sleep without the racket?!), then quick pack up and off for breakfast! Headed to a guesthouse …

Hey Everyone,

Sorry it’s been quite a while since we last blogged. I guess we are too busy enjoying ourselves
here… and too lazy to write about it :-).

A lot has happened in the past month. First off, Duane and I both graduated from the course so we are now proud owners of a TEFL Certificate. We enjoyed the …

The Hill Tribe Trek has been absolutely amazing. Our first stop was at some local markets so that Abraham could pick up our dinner - check out in the photos the pigs head we saw. Nest stop was to see how sticky rice is made - it tastes just like rice with honey within it. Yummy, yummy. There are some beautiful caves around where the Hill Tribes …

... to finish hers (perhaps she was put off by the hairs floating in the soup). From the restaurant we journeyed to the Chiang Dao Cave. This was a very old cave, containing Buddhas carved into the walls two thousand years ago. On the walk back to the ...

... for klold til at sommerfuglene gad flyve rundt saa det avr lidt af en skuffelse. men herfra var det videre til Chiang Dao Cave, som var meget spaendende, og guiden kunne nogle gode historier omkring munkene osv. herfra var det til munkeskolen i ...

... because everything is really far away. I took a one day tour for 900 baht, which included vists to: Orchid Farm, 6 Hill Tribes, Chiang Dao Cave and Karen Long Neck village, with Lunch at the cave. We drove a good 80 Km north of Chiang Mai in a ...

... questions to Mr Tea we got back into the bus, appreciating the air conditioning in the midday heat. Our next destination was the Chiang Dao Cave and temple. The cave was much more of an easily accessible cave than any we've visited before. There was no ...

... do in Chiang-Mai now so i'm starting to look farther afield for attractions. One such attraction was in Chiang-Dao, about 85km (55miles) north of Chiang-Mai (though still in the province of Chiang-Mai) It has a number of attractions, the most famous ...

... 9, Km 12, Chiang Mai 50180 Thailand.   Afternoon             Chiang Dao Cave            This area is very popular with Thais who, at ...

... the long neck. Fascinating yet so sad to me for them to live like that. We also visited an orchid farm and Chiang Dao cave and temple. The outside temple (or wat) is in a beautiful wooded mountain location. Inside the cavernous limestone is another ...

... and even felt Pam's forehead and offered medical advice when she started to not feel good. One of the main attractions in the area is Chiang Dao Cave, which was just down the road from us, so Dan and I decided to walk down and check it out on our last ...

... to Chiang Dao, then down again and on to the big loop to the left into Mae Sa Valley, down and up again to Chiang Mai... Day 1: Chiang Dao Cave The first day I drove up north to Chiang Dao which has a Cave that is popular with the local Tours so ...

... share farmland and crops, and support each other. Perhaps this is the best way. Why spoil it? After a short stop at the Chiang Dao Cave, we went on to a long neck and big ears village. It felt really consumerist and touristy, and a bit exploitative to ...