r/chiangmai • u/stalinoboba • 21h ago
Best gym in Nimman atm
Hey, havent been in Chiang Mai for a while, heard there have been some building. Whats the best gym atm in Nimman in your opinion? In terms of equipment quality & quantity.
r/chiangmai • u/stalinoboba • 21h ago
Hey, havent been in Chiang Mai for a while, heard there have been some building. Whats the best gym atm in Nimman in your opinion? In terms of equipment quality & quantity.
r/chiangmai • u/fdrissi- • 2h ago
Hi everyone,
I’m coming to Chiang Mai from 6 December to 23 January (about 7 weeks). I’m a remote software engineer, so I’ll be working from wherever I stay. Airbnb prices for those dates are much higher than I expected, so I’m hoping to find something more local and better priced.
any recommendations?
r/chiangmai • u/cherryblossomoceans • 16h ago
Hi all, can anyone confirm that immigration at Central Festival is closed the weekends ?
Also, can someone confirm that the first 90 days report after leaving Thailand and re-entering (on the same visa) must be done in person and will get rejected if done online ? Thanks
r/chiangmai • u/VideoPossible4068 • 18h ago
Where to grab coffee filters for a V60? I checked the grocery at Maya but couldn't find any. Checked in a few cafes but no luck. Thanks!
r/chiangmai • u/Chemical_Bench_1712 • 18h ago
Is it possible for me to pass the monk's trail with the monk in the morning?Where is the starting point? What time do I need to arrive?If you know,……Thank you for telling me.
r/chiangmai • u/Efficient-County2382 • 23h ago
Couple of day/half-day trips out of Chiang Mai. One is the First Miracle Castle at Mon Jam, castles made of flowers. 200 baht for non-Thais, has a cafe there and some nice photo opportunities. Also plenty of other things to see in the area, with some pretty amazing scenery and roads. The second is the Lamphun Hundred Thousand Lanterns Festival at Wat Phra That Hariphunchai in Lamphun, on until the end of November. You can buy a lantern and write you wishes/family names etc. on it and then hang it with the rest. Nice food market outside the temple as well. Temple entry is free, the lanterns cost 100 baht for a temple donation.
r/chiangmai • u/Alternative-Koala-91 • 1h ago
Hi everyone, we're planning a family trip from India this November: 4 adults and 1 infant.
Current route: India → Bangkok → Krabi → Phi Phi → Phuket → India.
We're considering replacing Krabi with Chiang Mai, while keeping Phi Phi and Phuket. We'd like a relaxed trip rather than packed day tours.
Thanks!