Chiangmai nick name is "The Rose of the North" which suit the name very well. This beautiful city pack with natural wonder and history. You can look forward to visit the ancient city with fresh air to breathe.
1. Beautiful view
Chiangmai full of nature beauty. You can imagine visiting to ancient Thai city within lush green rain forest with magnificent waterfalls, exotic animals and rich ecosystems.Mother nature is close to you with a beautiful view from the Gate of Himalayan Alps.
2. Ancient City
Chiangmai was known as ancient Lanna Kingdom. This city is unique that it walled city surrounding still remain until now. The moat surrounding still strong intact!
3. Delicious Thai Feast
You won't go hungry if you are here. You can taste and eat the mouth watering exotic Thai food till your heart content. Oh! if you can't take spicy food, you can request for mild one.
4. Fabulous Ancient Temples
This place have around 300 Buddhist temples for you to explore. Most temples are from few centuries ancient built with full of historical story behind it existence.
5. Shoppers Haven
Lovely craft, accessories, souvenirs and textiles with great bargain waiting for you at night bazaar and market place.
6. Ethnic Tribes
Many ethnic tribes residing in lush jungle in Northern Thailand. They still live in traditional ways for many generations and you can visit their village to learn their way of living surviving in nature.
7. Evolving City
7. Evolving City
Though this city known as ancient city , it evolve through out the times without compromising its old tradition. It sort of a mixture of old and modern beliefs which more toward traditional contemporary which make it more applicable to live in.
Still not convince ? Book your ticket to Chiangmai and experience it yourself ! You won't regret the experience...
I am gonna put this on my next travel list. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a place worth visiting. Hopefully sometime sooner than later. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletewahh cindy let me know how much the expenses youve spent for travelling, maybe someday i will visit Chiang MAI, AND WILL read again and again your blog so i dont get lost. Oh no they are still wearing the high neck chain.. what an incredible woman, but me rimas lah seriously panjang-panjang like that..
ReplyDeleteChiang Mai is in my must-travel places list too! Gotta plan soon!
ReplyDeleteI have never been to chiangmai but only bangkok, will add this to my next trip :)
ReplyDeleteA visit to Chiangmai are really worth every penny we spent there. My friend said the same thing. I haven't go there yet
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that Chiangmai is known as "The Rose of the North". Such a nice nickname. And those street food looks so glorious!
ReplyDeleteIshh everything looks so nice and photo worthy! I plan to visit this place next year, gonna refer to your post =P
ReplyDeleteBeen to hat yai before, guess next trip to chiang mai. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnother place to add to my Travel list. :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletePlanning my trip for May! hehe. definitely worth visiting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post this is. I would love to visit Chiangmai but don't know when the opportunity will arise.
ReplyDeleteok... on my bucket list... next city to go in Thailand... Chiangmai.....
ReplyDeleteI am loving the scenery! Stunning! =D
ReplyDeletei have so many reasons to travel out of malaysia, and yet i'm still here. rotting. :(
ReplyDeleteWould love to visit ChiangMai someday and bookmark your post for reference
ReplyDeleteBeen there many years ago. Love the scenery and chill weather. :D
ReplyDeleteit seems like a really worth visiting city! will definitely refer to your recommendation. personally find the ethnic tribe and the temples very interesting, as this is something we can't find it here.
ReplyDeleteMe and my hubby love Chiang Mai. Wish got the chance to revisit this lovely place again.
ReplyDeleteYes! I love thailand and I have been to chiang mai before but don't mind going there again.
ReplyDeleteHaven't been to Chiang Mai before, will bookmark this post for my travel reference :)
ReplyDeleteChiang Mai is a beautiful and lot of scenic beauty to capture.
ReplyDeleteReading so many of your post sure makes me want to visit Chiang Mai! Especially trying out all the food
ReplyDeleteHeard a lot about this place from many friends. Time to pack bags and just go!
ReplyDeleteChiang Mai is a beautiful country and my friend suggests me to visit Chiang Mai too
ReplyDeleteThe opening of this post already got my drooling, that grilled squid! Do miss thailand now, wonder if the long neck villages are getting better treatments now compared to few years back.
ReplyDeletethough never thought travelling there before but after seeing your many posts, i think it's a really good and worthwhile place to visit
ReplyDeleteI will plan a trip to chiang mai. Have been to most of the southern province. It's time to go the north.
ReplyDeleteYou got me at delicious thai food and ethnicity (the people)!
ReplyDeleteI've to admit it's one of those must-visit places! Love Chiang Mai too, dear! xoxo
ReplyDeletewow such an interesting post on fascinating Chiangmai. Have been back for decades. I wanna go there NOW! after reading this post :-D Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletei hope i have chance to visit soon
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