Cooking Class in Chiang Mai

We arrived in Chiang Mai after a long but pleasant train ride. We had heard Chiang Mai was a lovely city. Backpackers originally planning to stay only a few days end up staying a few months. The ...
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Once back and rested in Chang Mai, we woke for our last organised activity, that being a cooking class... Now among the may activities that I would recommend to do ...
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Well this blog is a bit wacky. We started to put our post-cambodia Thailand adventures in our original thailand journal but it put them underneath Cambodia which makes it confusing. So, we put our ...
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Chiang Mai is an amazing place! Peter and I love it. The climate is a little less intense then Bangkok (still 87 degrees at night with 80percent humidity), at least you don't feel like your walking ...
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Left Luang Prabang on 9 November flying to Chiang Mai, Thailand by Lao Airlines. Some would say this is a risky way to travel given their accident record but we survived. The ...
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Arriving in Chiang Mai, we fully booked ourselves for the day as we only had one day in this special city. We first were off to our Thai cooking class. We made a trip to the market with our teacher Wa ...
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On Sunday morning we arrived in Chiang Mai. It is a very cute city. Even though it is Bangkok's second largest city, it feels very small. Within Chiang Mai, there is a walled city with a moat that ...
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I headed back to Chiang Mai from Pai only because it would be cheaper to get to Laos and I hadn't seen much of the city before I left for my trek. I stayed within the city walls again and as soon ...
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