Chiang Mai Ranches - Reviews and Rates

Hiya everyone,



Well i'm not exactly sure what i wanted to tell you but i'll try and remember everything we've done..



Here it goes...



okay so we went into Chiang Mai and went shopping, we got very lost
but ended up finding the shopping centre which we were looking for the
day before!! which was g...

After catching a very comfortable night train up to Chiang Mai, (and by comfortble i mean they had sheets/pillows curtains to pull across for privacy AND space to put your bags so you were not sleeping with them unike the Indian overnight trains!!) we checked into our hotel for the night and went off around the town. Unfortunatly we didnt actual...

Chiang Mai is an attractive spot that offers a tempting atmosphere for settling down. The old moated and walled city has a charming rhythm to it that would make anyone want to stay longer than planned. We have been using it as a base to recover from some unsettled stomachs, trying to eat as plainly as possible. This recovery regime has made our ...

Sat 6th: Fly from Phnom Pehn to Bangkok and it's a mental dash across the vast capital city to the North Northeast bus terminal for a famous Thai institution, the overnight bus, to take us to the capital of the north, Chiang Mai. Sun 7th: Arrive in Chiang Mai at 6.30am, and the town is just waking up a quick jump into our first Sawngthaew (Sang-...

After the ride to Pai (yesterday) Well, I was quite dissappointed after getting back from Pai. I wanted to: * See breathtaking views * Meet cool people All I got in Thailand are Amcha Isralies and burned up northern Thailand and quite dry! So I was in a bad mood. I started considering changing destination to Nepal. After I talked to the girls wh...

Shopping, massage, backstreet blackouts and fireworks. Big day out.

How would you like to travel to Laos and / or Northern Thailand - into some remote areas - with one or two very nice and knowledgable guides who could tell you a lot about Buddhism, Thai culture, Laos culture and the way of life of the Hill Tribes? My two friends Phra Boun Savat and Phra Boun Thavee (Phra is Thai for Monk) are about to disrobe. ...

After a long-delayed flight, we made it to Chiang Mai! Welcome to Thailand, the land of amazing mountains, beaches, food and people. Well, we've noticed so far that some Thai are incredibly friendly and really helpful, but then there are others who are rather obnoxious, like our guesthouse lady. She doesn't smile and charges you for toilet paper...

Hello all, Well since I last emailed I've mainly been very wet. We're still in Chiang Mai for the Songkran water festival which is just the biggest water fight ever. Literally thousands of people line the river bank and just blast each other all day long. The worst is when they get all the ice from the bars in big blocks and leave them in the bu...