Amora Tapae Chiang Mai

... but now almost gone. The massive wooden gates iand old ron track is still there though. We have definitely seen enough wats (temples). Chiang Mai is easy to walk and get around and quite pretty. The hotel is on the canal that surrounds the old city ...

Arrived late this morning in Chiang Mai, Thailand's second largest city. Met tour director at the airport and boarded tour bus which drove us to the hotel. The hotel is centrally located and walking distance to the night market. The tour director offered ...

Woke up early and walked around town. Found a Starbucks but they don't have Chai tea. Returned to the hotel to join the group for breakfast. As a group we traveled by bus up the mountain to Wat Doi Suthep, one of the most revered temples in all ...

... 20pm and head to Starbucks to meet Stef & Fiona. Wait around till 9pm but they don't appear. The lads choose a bar nearer the G.H. "Chiang Mai Saloon" where we down 4 whiskey/coke buckets, 4 beers and 2 B52's each!! A random guy in the bar buys one of ...

... wet at one point i couldne see through the water in my eyes. it was all good fun though and we saw more of the city. chiang mai is goregous and has so many little bars and restuarants u could never be bored. plus everyone so friendly. also we found our ...

After breakfast we drove to an elephant camp for a first-hand look at the important role elephants play in every aspect of Thai life, from ceremonial purposes to warfare to transportation and farming. We watched the elephants take a bath in the river ...