Green Lake Resort Chiang Mai

... course assignments and journaling, both Thai and American parties enjoyed a final farewell dinner and show together at the Green Lake Resort.   As usual, the food was delicious and the Thai were entertaining and enthusiastic!  Complete ...

... worked on some projects.  It was nice to take it easy. They we got ready for our farewell dinner!  We went to Green Lake Resort for dinner with our buddies and all of the professors.  There was a lot more karaoke from our buddies!  We ...

As we hadn't done a lot the previous week in Chiang Mai apart from drinking and throwing water we decided that on our last couple of days we should do some activities. On Monday we booked to go Mountain Biking. We booked the beginners course as neither of ...

... cards and back to our huts for sleepy time. Saturday morning it was a long journey ahead of us, starting with a minibus to Chiang Mai. Em had an epiphany she would start a classy shake shop called 'Pricey's'-world watch out! 2 hours of quick sight ...

... sit next to Rob, Hope and Elie, the Australian family from Kiama, and across from an American couple who have been teaching in Chiang Mai, heading for Saudi. A group of 4 appear to be Russian or Eastern European, and keep to themselves.    When ...

... . Off to the far side of the room we noticed Josh and Julie, the Canadian couple with whom we shared our first cooking class in Chiang Mai! We didn't know that they would be here. We chatted with them for a few minutes, catching up on all that we had ...

... orderly and clean. The population of Bangkok was some millions and most local councils would have trouble managing a population that size. Chiang Mai by comparison was like a holiday town. This town was once fortified and still had remnants of a moat. On ...

... , but the view from the top was awesome. That afternoon we headed to the station to catch the overnight train to Chiang Mai. The station was organised chaos, but we managed to board the right train. We were pleasantly surprised - it was clean ...

... spend some time with kip and amy's friends to watch the duke and unc game. amy is a duke fan and kip is a unc fan chiang mai, thailand foot massage:  this massive massage area was in the night market in chiang mai big ears:  these ladies live on ...

... steep mountain with the highest temple in Thailand. Once we had climbed to the top we had an amazing view of Chiang Mai province and could see for miles.  In the evening we met up with Alyssa who we met in South Africa ...

... and lake backdrop... then went back to bed Pan and Dee picked me up at 12 and dropped me back at MHS. 3am flight to Chiang Mai (raining) 6pm flight to Bangkok. Stayed at the Atlanta Guest House. Very simple cheap rooms but a stunning Art Deco foyer and ...

... Channel - so as to make for a genuine fake!) and so on.   More farewells to George and another overnight sleeper train to Chiang Mai.  Not exactly Egyptian standard as the 'sleeper' was basically an open bunk bed in the aisles, and we had some ...

... a cold drink in hand - bliss! Birthday meal on the river with live music, good food, cocktails and a game of cards! After Chiang Mai we flew back to Bangkok and had the most hideous taxi journey to Ko Chang. The car was old, cramped, hand ...

... little village of Doi Saket somewhere around 7:15am to pick up our friends, Dale & Judy, who live in the city of Chiang Mai, about 18km. It’s a beautiful morning here in northern Thailand and getting an early start the traffic is not too bad. ...

... months. But I have had a slight shift on reality, and am realizing his strength and my own more than ever.   Back in Chiang Mai I sat through and persisted with my Thai classes. We also had medical and emergency briefings, and various presentations by ...