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Mae Salong
Mae Salong, Thailand
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Mae Salong on the King's Birthday
This is a top pick! We headed back out into the mountains, this time for a Yunnanese village called Mae Salong. It's a pretty popular tourist spot as well, so the road in is nice. The area has replaced the traditional poppy (opium) crops with tea and coffee, so ...
A visit to the Golden Triangle
This is a top pick! ... the Chinese households and businesses display their portraits, along with the one of Chiang Kai Check. http://wikitravel.org/en/Mae_Salong I decided to leave my backpack at the guesthouse and travel around the northern frontier and return to Chiang Rai a ...
Mountainous Mae Salong
... trees, vietnamese hats... the shading wasn't the best but I blame the biro I was working with! Apparently the best thing about Mae Salong is the sunrise. I had great intentions of getting up at 5:30am to join the locals (and Dave) but my body didn't ...
Our little Southeast Asian Christmas trip....
... it by pampering myself with a 60 minute massage. Russ has absolutely refused to get massages since his one and only massage in Thailand didn't seem to miraculously clear up his back problem in one hour. Duh.......... but I really tried to work on him to ...
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Recommendations for Chiang Mai and surrounds?
Posted by wakingdream
... long as you don't get tired of tasting tea, the villagers insist you try every variety! Sian Hey Sian, I almost forgot about Mae Salong! That's what being trapped at a desk will do to you! The market really IS great! Was there in ...
What not to miss in Thailand?
Posted by garry001
Don't miss Mae Salong (Chiang Rai) People going to ko phangan would like to warn traveller friend that there is no law down there. So dont get yourself in trouble with the Thais Nobody would be able to help you and there is no police only thing ...
Recommendations for Chiang Mai and surrounds?
Posted by kevandsian
Hi Steve, As you say Doi Suthep is worth a visit, I also really enjoyed the small village of Mae Salong, amazingly we didn't see any other tourists whilst we were in town and the market was fantastic as long as you don't get tired of tasting tea, ...
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