Shewe Wana Boutique Resort and Spa Chiang Mai

... group along with
beautiful scenery of natural environment. Nowadays, Chiang mai is
the commercial, educational,and travel center. Among the modern
civilization, there are still numerous remaining of its long and
glorious culture. Moreover the hospitality of people, old local
traditions and ...

... was about two minutes ahead of me so i had more fun watching the expressions on his face rather than the actual massage! He looked in pain for a good 75% of the time despite the small size of his massuse. My massuse on the other hand was slight bigger, ok well actually around 2 to 3 times bigger and at times i did fear for my life. I resigned myself to the fact that one small mistake by her and i'd be in a lot of pain, probably for life. However, she done me proud and was very gentle.

... elephant has to do it everyday and it is a very touristy thing to do. However it was amazing, our driver (if you call them that) was funny and jumped off the elephant to take pictures of use with the elephant.

Later on they were showing us what elephants can do and how you can teach them to perform certain things. One of the elephants could do a better painting than me, i was ...

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Rob: Ok so it was game on. Shoes laces tied and rain jackets at the ready we set off. After about 10 mins of gentle uphill climbing Beckie was struggling. Inhaler out, sweating away and wishing she was back at the hotel, I knew her trekking days were numbered. In an almost scripted fashion, a man on a bike came past at which point we gave him money to take her to the top. The British team of 2, was now down to 1. So whilst her royal highness was ...

... for dinner. On the way out one of the gardeners gave us a speech about Buddhism that made me almost cry. He was so happy and full of joy that after each few sentences he burst out in crazy hysterical laughter that made us all laugh crazily back. He was so happy it was impossible to contain. There are no millionaires in the united states with that kind of joy, I guarantee it.   We love Thailand, We love Thailand, We love Thailand. Maybe we will move here J

... working at a roadside snack shack and one turned to the other and poured a big bucket of water over her head. Her friend responded by giving her a "Oh, you!" sort of look and laughed it off. This was happening everywhere and they absolutely loved it. I imagined that my first night out in Thailand would involve me getting my best clothes on and smartening myself up after all that dusty travelling around India. Oh no. Because of the constant water fights I dressed ...

... as I waited to board my flight from Chiang Mai to Bangkok for my return to the USA. I usually make a habit of carrying things in different places, but on that morning I was running late and every time I thought I had a chance to "hide" things in various places in my bag and on my person....someone or something needed my attention. The wallet was a new one. Given to me by my Mom as a Christmas gift. So, even though I didn't usually carry things all in one place I ...

... Much better. The station is nice at Chiang Mai, there is a little café which we didn’t go into but it looked ok, we went from stall to stall down our platform buying crisps, water, fruit, biscuits for the journey…
Here we are on our journey back to BKK, been going for a couple of hours now – Its 8.20 and we are knackered and want to go to sleep… Its too early I don’t want to have a repeat of the journey up to Chiang Mai where I dozed and then ...

... is in Maesai Elephant Training Camp.If you happen to be in Chiangmai,please go to see the Elephant show the Thai popularly calls it.The ticket is 30 baht per person.Hard to believe it.The drawings were all sold out immediately and overheard some Taiwanese women tourists fighting to secure the best drawing and the highest price offered the batch of drawings was 40,000.00 baht.I believe the Taiwanese tourists asked their tour agent to book for the drawing before ...

... on Tuesday.





Whenever you go inside temples you have to be very careful not to show the soles of your feet to anyone, especially not to the monks, it's considered extremely offensive.

So you either have to sit cross-legged, or kneel on top of your ankles, neither of which are ...