between 11 hours. The distance from Bangkok to Chiang Mai by train is 751 km. The duration of the train journey from Bangkok to Chiang Mai is between 11 hours for the fastest train, to 14 hours and 20 minutes for the slowest train. All trains originate from Hua Lamphong Railway Station in Bangkok. How […]

It’s worth noting, that although foreigners cannot own land in Thailand, they can own the house or structure built thereon. They can apply for a construction permit to build the house in their own name, and then enter into a long-term leasehold with the landowner. Can foreigners own property in Thailand? Generally, foreigners are not […]

13 Top-Rated Attractions & Things To Do in Chiang Mai Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. Discover Doi Pui Village. Walk around Doi Inthanon. Wat Chedi Luang. Wat Prasingh. Try Street Food at the Chiang Mai Gate Market. Get Your Shopping Done at Sunday Walking Street. End Your Day at the Night Bazaar. What Chiang Mai […]

Bangkok is less expensive than Chiang Mai, but not by much. The most notable difference is the accommodation prices, with Chiang Mai being roughly 20% cheaper than its rival. What is the richest part of Thailand? PhuketPhuket has been named the richest province in Thailand, while the Northern province of Mae Hong Sorn has the […]

listen)), sometimes written as Chiengmai or Chiangmai, is the largest city in northern Thailand and the capital of Chiang Mai Province. It is 700 km (435 mi) north of Bangkok in a mountainous region.Chiang Mai. Chiang Mai เชียงใหม่ ᨩ᩠ᨿᨦᩲᩉ᩠ᨾ᩵ Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai City municipality 29 March 1935 Is Chiang Mai in Bangkok? Despite its […]

Located 700 kilometers north of Bangkok, getting from Bangkok to Chiang Mai takes some planning. If you’re hoping for just a quick weekend visit, it makes sense to fly between the two cities, as land travel options will take more than half a day. Is Chiang Mai part of Bangkok? listen)), sometimes written as Chiengmai […]

13 Top-Rated Attractions & Things To Do in Chiang Mai Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. Discover Doi Pui Village. Walk around Doi Inthanon. Wat Chedi Luang. Wat Prasingh. Try Street Food at the Chiang Mai Gate Market. Get Your Shopping Done at Sunday Walking Street. End Your Day at the Night Bazaar. How can I […]

Chiang Mai can be as a cheap or expensive as you want (like most of Thailand). But if you stick the local markets; avoid the fancy organic, health restaurants that have popped up; and stay in the old city, you can save money easily! Is Chiang Mai cheaper than Bangkok? Is Bangkok more expensive than […]

Solo travelers will find that Thailand is a safe destination—and so is Chiang Mai! Chiang Mai is an especially popular spot for solo travelers. To keep safe as someone traveling alone, locals recommend: Keep an eye on your drink: Just as you would at home! When should you avoid Chiang Mai? When to avoid traveling […]

Chiang Mai is most famous for its beautiful ancient temples, though there is much more to see and do. The striking mountainous landscape around the city provides a lot of wonderful natural attractions and is home to two tribal villages. Why Chiang Mai is the best? Because of its northern location and higher altitude, Chiang […]

the Old City. 1. Old Town – Where to stay in Chiang Mai for the first time. The most popular and best area to stay in Chiang Mai is definitely the Old City and around it. The Old Town is easily spottable because it’s an (almost) perfect square, surrounded by a beautiful moat. When should […]

Chiang Mai is a safe place to visit—as long as travelers are aware of a few safety considerations.Work with a local to build your trip to Chiang Mai. They’ll offer up-to-date information that you might not find online—and tips on how to stay away from the crowds. When should you avoid Chiang Mai? Between February […]

There are no beaches in Chiang Mai, but plenty of other activities and tours. Below a few ideas of things to do in beautiful Chiang Mai. How far is the beach from Chiang Mai? Chiang Mai is far from beaches. The beaches on the Eastern Gulf Coast are slightly closer — 18 hours or so […]

Walking around Chiang Mai moat, one can discover the city gates and the ramparts built more than 700 years ago. When was the Chiang Mai wall built? It was first called the Hua Vieng Gate. It was the first gate of the first wall built to fortify the city of Chiang Mai and protect its […]

The overall risk of crime is low, but non-violent crimes occur more frequently than violent crimes. Petty theft, purse snatching, and pickpocketing are more common in areas foreigners frequent, such as Chiang Mai’s Walking Street and Night Bazaar. Is Chiang Mai a safe city? Chiang Mai is particularly safe compared to other tourist centres. Apart […]