The elephant – Thailand’s national symbol

The elephant has been a national icon of Thailand since ancient days. Inhabiting the lush mountain forests long before the rise of the ...

Dok Rak – the Crown Flower

Since ancient times, flowers have had quite an influence on Thai people. Flowers are commonly used in the country both in rituals and ...

As I find myself here writing about Wat Lok Molee temple after my umpteenth visit to the place, I am more than convinced that it is a ...

Mekong Smile Cruise – Night 1 – Pakbeng At first sight, Pakbeng seems to be a village erected exclusively to cater for ...

Khum Kantoke – Traditional Lanna style Dining and Entertainment – For anyone visiting the city of Chiang Mai it would be ...

Royal Park Rajapruek Mae-hia, Muang, Chiang Mai 50200, 66 (0) 53 114110-5 ...

Prat Rajapruek Resort 123, Moo 12, Nong Kwai, Hang dong, Chiang Mai, Thailand Tel: +66 (53) 114 006, Fax: +66 (53) 114 007, Mobile: ...

The proposal of a friend, a trip on the scorpion-tailed boat, sounds like a good idea and a chance to see Chiang Mai from a different ...

THE FACTS Wat Umong Suan Phutthatham, which translates to ‘Temple of the tunnels and Buddha Dhamma garden’, is more commonly referred ...

Bor Sang, located on highway 1006 heading east from Chiang Mai towards Sankampaeng, a short 6 km drive from town, used to be the ...

Beneath the wreckage of what once was a big ancient city, the story of a very developed city in the land of Lanna Thai has been ...

Doi Luang Chiang Dao is the third highest mountain in Thailand after Doi Inthanon and Doi Pa Hom Pok. It is well-known amongst Thai and ...