Hostelling International Maerim Lagoon Chiangmai
Travel Blogs from Chiang Mai
The Journey North
... sale, however, these were what the locals were buying. This diverse array of produce explained the sheer mass of people who frequented the market. I can now say I have first hand experience of how fish caught in a trawler net must feel! I was heel to toe, bum to... front bum with complete strangers and there was no let up in the chain! Just as I thought I'd reached the end and took a deep relieving breath I realised I ...
Chiang Mai
... a key role in the massive deforestation of the country, hauling cut logs out of decimated forests. Under Thai law they are considered livestock, not endangered animals (despite the fact that there are only a few thousand left in Thailand), and thus subjected to the rules and regulations governing the use and treatment of livestock, which a appallingly lax. There are fines that in theory can be imposed for mistreating them, but that rarely happens. ...
Better than Bangkok!
... sat in between where you could hear a mash-up of every genre conceivable. We chose the latter. It was nice getting to know Remo a bit more - the first person I've had a decent conversation with outside of the Intrepid group. On day three, I departed for Pai. It was actually quite hard to say goodbye to Remo: I've only known him 2 days but I think finding travelling companions that I get on with so well will be a rare treat. But the adventure must go ...
A Condensed Version of the Last 5 Months
... time that a women working on the train was trying to get us to go to bed. Bed? Its 8:30 and we haven’t eaten dinner yet. Sure enough, everyone on the train put down their beds and went to sleep. We could not believe it. Of course we were all a little drunk, and definitely not ready for bed. ...
In the eye of the tiger
... rather than picking up other passengers along the way - something I had not asked for. As a result, the price was higher, and acknowledging that much was lost in translation (with the help of staff at the YWAM base), I payed him his requested fare. In the end, I'm not bothered by the amount I payed. I realized that I had just spent time with living, breathing tigers, and nothing would diminish how great that experience was. After lunch at the cafe, ...
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Eco Resort Chiang Mai
109 Bumrungrad Road, Chiang Mai | 3 star hostelfrom $23 -
Gongkaew Chiangmai Home
5/2, Soi 3, Singharath Road , Chiang Mai | Hostelfrom $17 -
YMCA International Hotel
11 Sermsuk Road, Chiang Mai | Hostelfrom $19 -
Green Tulip House
18 Samlan Road, Chiang Mai | Hostelfrom $150 -
Chiang Mai International Youth Hostel
Santa Maria Novella, Chiang Mai | Hostelfrom $16 -
Panda House Chiangmai
427/4 Wichayanon Rd., Chiangmoi Muang, Muang, Chiang Ma 50000, Chiang Mai | Hostelfrom $17 -
Chiang Mai five stars Hosteling International
66/71-72 Mo Ban Raming, Chiang Mai | Hostelfrom $11 -
Trekker Camp
20 Paprow Rd, Chiang Mai | Hostel -
Kiri Thara Hostel
Santa Maria Novella, Chiang Mai | Hostel -
Julies Guesthouse
Th phra pokklao, 7 soi 5, Inner moat, Chiang Mai | Hostel -
Baan Klang Vieng Hostel
127/1 Moon Muang road, Soi 5, Muang, Chiang Mai | Hostelfrom $20 -
Ben Guesthouse & Restaurant
4/4, 4/11 Chiangmai-Lamphun Rd, Chiang Mai | Hostel -
Garden House Homestay
HangDong, Chiang Mai | Hostel -
Mojito House
8 / 4 Moonmueng Rd. Soi.6, Chiang Mai | Hostelfrom $5
