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Chiang Mai 18 Dec
A Travel Blog entry by katstahlman from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... was reminiscent of Thailand of yesteryear. One main building, walking across the tarmac from the plane to the airport. Hotel - The Mandarin Oriental We stayed at the Mandarin Oriental, a 5-star hotel if ever there was one. This place is so ...
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Last day in Chiang Mai
A Travel Blog entry by tizwoz from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... We bought some nusery plants sealed in a bottle, which we have to remember not to leave on our balcony when we pack today. Chiang Mai city is a bit confusing to get around as there are a lot of one way streets. The large Wats are worth going round. ...
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Last days in Chiang Mai
A Travel Blog entry by tizwoz from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... such as the Elephant Farm, Wat on the top of the mountain and the Orchid Farm before. All well worth doing. We did go into Chiang Mai city a couple of times for Tiz to visit a temple and get blessed by a monk- white string passed around oneself , holy ...
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Last entry from Chiang Mai
A Travel Blog entry by hannahandnug from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... . Not to stay but to just have a look around and have a coffe. They are amazing as you will see from the pics. The Mandarin Oriental (Dhara Dhevi) is literally like a small town and is absolutely out of this world. Well we hope to be able to update you as ...
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Getting there
A Travel Blog entry by tizwoz from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... with our luggage and were met by an airconditioned Merc which Greg the manager had arranged for us. We arrived at the Dhara Dhevi Mandarin Oriental at about 7pm to be met by Greg and a whole entourage of staff we had met a year ago including Poppy the ...
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Our day with Bird
A Travel Blog entry by twins2thailand from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... splashed with holy water and given rope bracelets by one monk. After this long day we decided to get massages. - Read last entry - Cocktails and dinner at the Mandarin Oriental are in order now. xoxo, Thai ...
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Leaving Chiangmai
A Travel Blog entry by lbsrds from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... end to each day of arduos shopping through many treasure troves of silk and silver and antiquities. We stopped into peek at the new Mandarin Oriental. It is a sixty acre replica of a Thai village. At the entry, there are either golf carts, horse drawn ...
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Wat a day
A Travel Blog entry by tizwoz from Chang Mai, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Having had one lazy day at the hotel, we had to do some serious sightseeing. There are lots of Wats or temples in Chiang Mai. After looking round the first we were waylaid by a taxi driver who offered to drive us round to the important ones for a good ...
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Planting rice in the paddy fields
A Travel Blog entry by tizwoz from Chiang Mai, Thailand
Never ever thought we would indulge in this activity, but suitably attired in farmers outfits and coolie hats we were let loose in a paddy field in order to plant some young rice shoots. They had to be well spaced and in straight lines , and I am proud ...
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Third Stop
A Travel Blog entry by mclellan from Chiang Mai, Thailand
Our Third stop - for the next four days. Wednesday 15th - update. This "Hotel" has to be seen to be believed! It's like a city within a city! Everywhere you look there are temple style buildings & statues. It's completely stunning! Our villa is ...
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Luxury in Bangkok
A Travel Blog entry by sarahbee from Bangkok, Thailand
We flew back to Bangkok today. After a week of travelling we were pretty tired and stinky. We checked in to the Mandarin Oriental for 24 hours of absolute luxury. It's not too expensive for us in the off-season, compared to US hotel rates. The rate ...
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Singapore to Kuala Lumpur by train
A Travel Blog entry by tizwoz from Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia
... where we eventually found our driver and were whisked off to the Oriental. This is not as sumptuously decorated as the ones in Bangkok and Chiang Mai but the rooms are very good, and the view from the 29th floor was also great. We ate in the cafe and had ...
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Bangkok You Don't Stop
A Travel Blog entry by dananddana from Bangkok, Thailand
... good 3) Asking for spicy can get you in trouble... go medium and spice your own dish from there We also visited the Mandarin Oriental, the oldest hotel in all of Asia and supposedly one of the nicest. Founded in the mid-1800s, the Mandarin ...
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Last day in the City of Angels
A Travel Blog entry by maitribe from Bangkok, TH.40, Thailand
... seen at home; bird of paradise, lotus and orchids in various colours. Before returning to the hotel, we stopped at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel for a drink on the outside verandah overlooking the Chao Phraya river. It was quite posh and and we enjoyed ...
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Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi, Chiang Mai
51/4 Chiang Mai - Sankampaeng Road Moo 1 T. Tasala A. Muang, Chiang Mai, Thailand
... I would definately recommend ordering room service. Hopefully one day we'll return....... Unbelievable from victoriacar The Mandarin Oriental in Chiang Mai is AMAZING. Truly. It is the best hotel I have ever stayed at in terms of ...
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