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Gade's amazing fruit parfait tasteful room The bed. TV + DVD player opposite the bed.

Elliebum Chiang Mai

114 / 3 - 4 Rachamakka Rd, Phrasingha, Muang Chiang Mai, 50200, Thailand

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Pachydermia

A travel blog entry by shinetravels

We woke up early again today and after breakfast had another look around the nearby markets while it was still a bearable heat. I saw an amazing antique looking rocking horse I would love to buy, a steal at only 3500bt (about NZ$150) but being made from wood and seemly real (human/backpacker) hair for the mane and tail I’m sure NZ customs …

Tiger Kingdom, Monkey School

A travel blog entry by shinetravels

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Tiger Kingdom was like NZ Lion Man without the bedroom antics, maulings and at a fraction of the price. We also thought better enclosures and environments for the big cats too. For 300 bt (about $15) you can spend 15mins with fully grown tigers, patting them inside their enclosure while you have your photo taken. We opted for the more expensive …

Dr Jones, I Presume

A travel blog entry by shinetravels

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It was like a scene from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom... Blair on the biggest elephant I’ve ever seen, me on a medium mumma size one and a little asian dude on a baby elephant, our very own “Short Round”. We were trekking through the Chiang Mai jungle, bareback on our own elephants!!!! What an amazing experience. But I bet …

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Chiang Mai: timed to perfection

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... we heated them up for dinner that night back at the guesthouse. Mum, you better start liking coconut milk as that’s what I will be cooking up when I come home in January!

So that concluded our time in Chiang Mai. It was way too short, we could have spent a lot longer here. I had loved it, but was feeling so tired from rushing to try and fit so many things in. It was time to take it a bit easier – a peaceful town nestled into the hills of northern Thailand was calling us. ...

I want an elephant please

A travel blog entry by princessbecs

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... elephant going through something called 'the crush' which is a traditional practise in Thailand when a domesticated elephant reaches about 4 years of age and is deemed ready to start earning their keep. I won't go into too much detail because it was genuinely distressing, but it was a violent, degrading and upsetting practise that was designed to 'crush' the elephant's spirit to make them compliant.

Although there are some genuine affectionate ...

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