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Thailand's northern rose - Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai is a much better place to start a trip through SE-Asia than Bangkok. We enjoyed the days and nights in the city and in the village we trekked up to.
Chiang Mai is a really cool and chilled place...
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Mahka Bucha
... this event.
Mahka Bucha is a national holiday and a very important Buddhist event. Those wishing to participate walk around the wat three times clockwise with flowers, a candle ...
The King & Queen.... of fruits
... like those of Chinatowns. (Very, VERY expensive in the local Seattle Asian markets when available.) Mangosteen and its related products, such as juices and nutritional supplements, are legally imported into the United States, which had an import ban until 2007. Various parts of the plant have a history of use in folk medicine, mostly in southeast Asia. It is reputed to have possible anti-inflammatory properties, and may have been used to treat ...
Chang Mai Charms
... hours with its doors wide open. Together with Keevan we eventually made our way to Chang Mai.
We spent our first day cycling around the old city which is protected by an ancient wall and canal system. That evening Keevan invited us to dinner with some of his expat friends from around Asia. He and his friend Michael from Hong Kong picked us up on their motorcycles and we whizzed through Chang Mai at lightning speed to a group favourite. We were greeted by a ...
Lake Huay Tung Thao
Pendant que David faisait à son tour sa retraite de
méditation, nous avons passé une très belle journée au lake Huay
Tung Thao, pas très loin du centre ville (15 minutes), promenade et déjeuné dans les petites cabanes au bord du lac.
A coté de notre maison le village de Bo sang où l’on trouve
les manufactures traditionnelles d’ombrelles.
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