With a stay at Yo.living in Chiang Mai (Nimman), you'll be a 4-minute walk from Chiang Mai University and 7 minutes by foot from Nimman Road. This hostel is 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from MAYA Lifestyle Shoppin ... See details HK$ --per night ...
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This can be extended at the Chiang Mai Immigration office (about 3-7 days before the expiry date) or another Thailand immigration office. For longer stays, it’s best to get a single entry 60-day tourist visa before you arrive in Thailand. These are valid for three months and are ...
Vegan Living in Chiang Mai, Thailand You have probably already heard that Chiang Mai is a little paradise for vegans or vegetarians and maybe that is why you have decided to visit, whether it be for longer term residency or just a short-term vacation. You’ve certainly come to the right ...
An increasing number of foreigners are now living in Chiang Mai and for good reason. Chiang Mai has been rated among the top 10 most liveable cities in Asia. It has a laid back atmosphere, enjoys a mild climate most of the year, and, above all, is affordable. The Northern Thais are ...
The BLISS Hotel offers luxury living with high standards of room amenities. Nestled in the beautiful town of Chiang Mai
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Living in Chiang Mai A pagoda in Chiang Mai. The consensus is that living is easy in Chiang Mai. With about 300,000 people, the city is big enough to keep things interesting. You could live there for over a year without eating at every restaurant or having a beer at every bar. There...
Friends and family ask us all the time why are you living in Chiang Mai, Thailand. So, we thought we’d further explain why we like this place enough to call it home for a few months this year. It’s Thailand, but it’s not Thailand ...