Inn Come Hotel Chiang Rai

176/2 Rajbamrung Rd, MUANG, Chiang Rai, 57000, Thailand

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A travel blog entry by jimjams87

... Another great timing point was that Stew had 2 days off when i got here, so meant we could actually go do something. So the whole group (Me, Stewart, Erin, Stig and Ronan who all work with stew) decided to go rent some bikes for the day and drive up to Chiang Rai. We decided to take the scenic route, which was only supposed to make 1.5 hr drive 2 hrs ish...it took us 4 hrs!! haha. It was definitely worth it though. The drive was ...

Mae Salong: stacking it on the Burmese border

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... 8230;smack into the rocky, gravely road. I landed on top of Sean which must have been quite a sight as we slided down the road together! We both ended up with sore, grazed knees and legs, but Sean also managed to tear all of the skin off his hands. Not pretty. With his bashed up, bloody body and his falling off toenails from Nepal, he looks quite a frightful sight! However, what ****** me off the most is that I ripped my fricking jeans. I mean, a girl can’t ...

The White Temple

A travel blog entry by dwmjmm

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... into the plaster work - the whole temple glitters and looks like a wedding cake.
The interior is still being painted - the part which is finished is what you could only call "graffitti" style and has images of the Twin Towers, Spiderman, Neo from the Matrix, Michael Jackson and allegedly Sponge Bob Square Pants (but we didn;t ...

Chiang Rai: The Green and Golden Triangles

A travel blog entry by mchao

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Though Chiang Mai is labeled as Northern Thailand, in actuality, there's other provinces between Chiang Mai and the norther borders. Probably the biggest of these border provinces is Chiang Rai, which mentioned before, was another one of Thailand's previous capitals. Like Chiang Mai, it's also a base for exploring the border areas, including seeing hill tribes, trekking in the forests and for other backpackers, visa extension runs, with quick jaunts into Laos and ...

Fabulous and Fabled sights in Thailand

A travel blog entry by swanning_around

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... like delicate water colour paintings. So all in all the £7 tickets for the Grand Palace proved a very good buy.
We also managed to visit the Vietnamese Embassy and obtain visas for September. It was much easier than we had expected but they charge about £50 per person.
Leaving Bangkok at 8am on the bus we travelled for eleven hours up to Chiang Rai in the far north of Thailand, and are staying three nights, just long enough to visit some sights. We took a trip with a ...

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