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5 Soi 2 Ratchamankha Road,, Prasingh Chiang Mai, Thailand
After more net usage the next morning we went in search of tailors but found only sharks with odd cockney accents After some lunch snacks we returned to the guesthouse for cold drinks, naps and more future travel research. At dusk we headed to the shops, having a quick peruse of the night bazaar before stopping at Ratana's kitchen for Phad Thai ...
A travel blog entry from Chiang Mai by ellajay
From the Pai blog, you can probably tell that our stay in Chiang Mai was a rather disjointed affair. The application process for our Indian visa meant that we had to visit twice, killing some time in Pai in between whilst the slow wheels of Indian bureaucracy turned and no one looked at our visa forms. Chiang Mai is Thailand's second city, in th...
A travel blog entry from Chiang Mai by emex
After a nightmarish 3 weeks in Bangkok waiting for my camera to be repaired and then re-repaired, then only to be returned and the focusing to be off! Arrrgh! (which I didn't realise until leaving the capital) I had had enough to be honest, the 12hr day train to Chiang Mai would be my escape route out of the purgatory.. and working it out on pap...
A travel blog entry from Chiang mai by jhnhtt
I haven't updated in a while so i thought today would be the perfect time to do so as i have nothing planned for the rest of the day except finding food and a good place to sit and read my book. Starting from where I left off we ended up staying for 6 nights in Koh Tao and travelled back on the next day using the same "boat" and bus method that ...
A travel blog entry from Chiang Mai by motley
Arrived in Chiang Mai by night train which was good. Took a rip off Tuk Tuk to our chosen guest house, Smile House. The staff don't smile much but the room was ok and they had a swimming pool. Chiang Mai is pretty touristy, loads and loads of restaurants and bars catering mostly for westerners. Lots of old european men with young thai women, bac...
A travel blog entry from Chiang Mai by sueandrich
The sun is shining, and there is serenity in the air. We took a sleeper train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai yesterday evening. It left at 7:40 and arrived near 10:00 this morning. It is nice to be out of Bangkok and the big city although I am surprised at how developed things are here. Things here are still away from the city and remind me a bit li...
A travel blog entry from Chiang Mai by sunsnowandwater
We are in the land of the hill tribes! Having travelled up from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, to Sukhotai to Chaing Mai. We spent 2 nights in Ayutthaya (pronounced eh-oot-ey-ah!) and mostly went to lots of wats (temples). Its quite sad as it used to the be the capitol of Thailand, but the Burmese (many years ago) came and burnt all of the temples down, ...
A travel blog entry from Chiang Mai by tofty
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