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Chiang Rai - no chance to dry!!!!
A Travel Blog entry by joannej from Chiang Rai, Thailand
Our next stop North was Chiang Rai - which we managed to get to on a local bus which must have been the bumpiest bus ride ever! Certainly there was no way you could nod off for a little while without knocking yourself out each time your head hit the ...
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Chiang Rai
A Travel Blog entry by mimmy21 from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... translated as the 'land of smiles.' Having stayed overnight in Bangkok l awoke early to take my flight to Chiang Rai, Thailand's most north city right near the border of Laos and Burma, making the famous Golden Triangle. Thailand is known for ...
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6th to 10thSept 2010 @ Chiang Rai from Singapore
A Travel Blog entry by adorn.tna from Chiang Rai, Thailand
Singapore to Chiang Rai , transfer BKK by TG flight on 6th Sept. Sabai Inn(THB350/room) 2 Nights & The North hotel(THB350/room) 2 Nights. 7-9-2010 Wat Phra Kaew ( emerlad temple ) ~ the King MengRai Statue ~ TOP department store ...
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Chiang Rai (A little Gem After Sad Faces)
A Travel Blog entry by paulandvic from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... install for us, after a sweaty walk down the road after we thought it was a good idea to walk to the hotel instead of getting a taxi(Chiang Rai looked small how hard could this be) we finally stumble onto the hotel which was not exactly on or in the ...
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1st stop: Chiang Rai
A Travel Blog entry by supermichel from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... weeks of work. Hallefuckinglujah! Sun arrived on Monday morning and later that day we flew up from Bangkok to Chiang Rai, which is in the very North of Thailand, also known as the Golden Triangle. Famed through the Opium trade of yesteryear, when ...
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Chiang Rai & The Golden Triangle
A Travel Blog entry by jandhontour from Chiang Rai, Chiang Rai, Thailand
... has instant coffee - not good! Further north near the town of Chiang Rai, we visited an interesting temple called Wat Rong Khun aka the White Temple. While most temples have ...
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Chiang Rai: The Green and Golden Triangles
A Travel Blog entry by mchao from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... the Karen people, who migrated in from Myanmar and number about 400,000 or 40% of the ethnic hilltribe population in Chiang Rai province. Most Karen are integrated into Thai society and are otherwise unspottable, except for the Paduang Karen, who ...
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Lions and Tigers and Bears, Chiang Rai
A Travel Blog entry by shotgun from Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Thailand
... phrases we could use. He sat with us and drank, but didn't eat. After paying and saying our goodbyes we rode back towards chiang rai, I was enjoying the ride and the friendly waves we were getting from the locals when we see one guy on the side of ...
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Chiang Rai; nothing but neck
A Travel Blog entry by keelaurow from Chiang Rai, Chiang Rai, Thailand
... to relax. We agreed to meet up later. Curt and I spent quite some time interviewing different tourist agencies and checking out what Chiang Rai had to offer (which turned out to be next to nothing.) The city itself is a quiet place where one can set up ...
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Chiang Rai, Disney Temple and Clock Tower
A Travel Blog entry by fero_vrskovy from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... twice as much for just the wifi and their food and wats don’t compare (nice beaches in Oz though)! Chiang Rai is a small town in the hills north of Chiang Mai that attracts tourists for trekking to hilltribe villages, going on to Laos (as Dan, Mark ...
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Someone in Chiang Rai Stole My Thongs!
A Travel Blog entry by shane_stefanac from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... slight problem later on. We check in and she highlights some of the things we should do. Walk to the night markets (which in Chiang Rai are a slight let down after Chiang Mai) see the clock tower in the middle of the city (this lights up many different ...
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Of to Chiang Rai
A Travel Blog entry by asn75 from Chiang Rai, Thailand
Today we headed of to Chiang Rai, a four hour bus ride north of Chiang Mai through the mountains surrounding the plain where Chiang Mai lies. Chiang Rai is a much smaller town than Chiang Mai, which means that everywhere worth going is reachable by foot. ...
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Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Chiang Saen
A Travel Blog entry by angelaliotta from North, Thailand
... tausenden kleinen weissen Spiegeln verziert. Wunderschoen! Der Tempel heisst Wat Rong Koon und befindet sich ca. 10km suedlich von Chiang Rai. Dann gings mit einer Bootstour auf dem Mekong weiter. Dieser Fluss bildet die natuerliche Grenze zwischen Laos, ...
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Day 48 to 50: Trekking in Chiang Rai
A Travel Blog entry by fabienr from Chiang Rai, Thailand
Thursday 2nd of January Got a flight very early today (6.40am) for Chiang Rai which is completly up North of Thailand. Going there to see if I can do a trek. The town has a nice laidback atmosphere, full of young monks due to the buddhist university ...
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Chiang Rai...like Chiang Mai but further North
A Travel Blog entry by sarahinafrica from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... a taxi...legs still ceased up from trekking), saw some good statues and could see as far as Burma. From there we went on to Chiang Rai and had a day of VERY intensive sight seeing. We stopped at 'monkey temple' on the way which was quite good but ...
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Cycling Chiang Rai and the White Temple
A Travel Blog entry by sophinarose from Chiang Rai, Chiang Rai, Thailand
... in a hostel in Queensland (but worse with smashed windows and police involved) and eventually the crazies stopped. My first day in Chiang Rai was basically spent napping, very very tired, but also went for a stroll around town and managed to get rather ...
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Chiang Rai
A Travel Blog entry by fourplus from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... tea in world last year. Very interesting seeing where and how some tea is grown. After seeing this area we hit the road to Chiang Rai the northern most province in Thailand, we stayed in the city tonight by the main river. We visited another temple again, ...
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Chiang Rai - Thatorn - Hmong Hilltribe Lodge
A Travel Blog entry by angelaliotta from North, Thailand
... peoples of Southeast Asia and came from China to Southeast Asia. Main settlement area are the ridges above approximately 1,000 m in north Thailand. The Akha lives as farmers and regards their villages as of spirit inhabited, one enters it by a special ...
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Chiang Dao, Tha Ton, Mae Salong and Chiang Rai
A Travel Blog entry by sarah_summer from Chiang Rai, Thailand
... at this amazing temple of white with mirrors all over it which made it so sparkly! Then back to Chiang Mai for our last meal with Janna :( Up north - seems to be cooler, the animals a lot more looked after and a lot of Chinese/Burmese influence! ...
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Movin North
A Travel Blog entry by wjackson from Chiang Rai, Thailand
So we arrived here in Chiang Rai in the north of Thailand after traveling both paved and quite remote single track across the mountains. We crossed one river and two or three creeks which added to the fun. I never ...
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The North Hotel is a small, family-and-friends-run hotel in the citycentre of Chiang Rai. We aim at giving our guests good quality and personal service for a reasonable price. We are centrally located in a quiet street with the bus station and The Night ...
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