Aruntara Chiang Mai
351/1 Charoenprathet Rd, Changklan, Muang Chiang Mai, 7600, Thailand
TravelPod Member ReviewsAruntara Chiang Mai
“Awesome!”
The friendliest hotel I have ever stayed at. Very beautiful rooms and fantastic staff.
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelAruntara Chiang Mai
Chaing Mai
Chiang Mai has been such a wonderful break from the humidity of the beach islands and the HEAT! It is still very warm here (not as humid) but each night there are cool rains that make it much more tolerable.
Our hotel is so wonderful. It was raining when we arrived and the bell boy met us at the taxi with an umbrella. The desk staff had a …
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Love: The Ultimate Motivator
I’m back to paper journaling. Every day writing daily events. And it’s taking a long time because it’s all in Thai. That is my homework from Dtum. As I add new vocabulary it becomes a part of my daily event journal. I could be using my iMac’s Pages program, because all it takes is one click on a county’s flag and like magic I can type in ...
Chiang Mai
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The Path Well-Trodden
... as we hit the main road, the unthinkable happened. Dohna and I got side-swiped by an SUV and hit the tarmac (but amazingly there was not a scratch between us), and a couple of minutes later a four-wheeler cab rammed into the back of us. After losing the French lass to the Mount, Dohna and I spent what seemed like several hair-raising hours trying to find our way off the main road and back to ...
Time to finish strong!
... random fictional and nonfictional characters (including a depiction of September 11, 2001). I found the whole place a little odd, but strangely intriguing. Apparently there was a pamphlet explaining the purpose of the strange exhibits, but I didn't find the time to read it. I know I have it somewhere in my large stack of souvenirs though. The most interesting part of the visit to the white temple was definitely when we were walking to the restaurant. ...



