http://www.thailandculture.org http://www.thailandculture.org/Royal_Princess_Hotel_Chiang_Mai.html The Royal Princess Hotel in Chiang Mai is conveniently located on one of the busiest streets of Chiang Mai where the famous Chiang Mai Night Market is. http://www.thailandculture.org/Royal_Princess_Hotel_Chiang_Mai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Inthanon_Facts.html Below are some Doi Inthanon facts. Doi Inthanon or Doi Inthanon National Park is one of Chiang Mai's best attraction. Doi Inthanon has the mountain that is the highest in Thailand above sea level. http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Inthanon_Facts.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Wiang_Kum_Kam.html If you love seeing ruins and love archeology, you do not want to miss seeing Wiang Kum Kam ruins in Chiangmai, Thailand. Wiang Kum Kam is not far from the city of Chiangmai. http://www.thailandculture.org/Wiang_Kum_Kam.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiang_Mai.html Chiang Mai is one of Thailand's best known destinations. Chiang Mai is hailed as Thailand's cultural city because it is far in the North of Thailand and therefore is away and somewhat shielded from influences from the West and other cultures. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiang_Mai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Map_of_Pattaya.html Below is a map of Pattaya. Pattaya is Thailand's "Riviera", an internationally famous beach resort which is a comfortable 2 hours drive (145 km) from Bangkok. http://www.thailandculture.org/Map_of_Pattaya.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Pattaya_Tour_Company.html There are many tour companies with tours to and within Pattaya, Thailand. Below is an example of a Pattaya tour company called Sea Tours Co. Ltd. http://www.thailandculture.org/Pattaya_Tour_Company.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Wat_Phou.html The Wat Phou history dates back in early Laotian history. Wat Phou or Vat Phu (also Vat Phou) is a ruined Khmer temple in Southern Laos. http://www.thailandculture.org/Wat_Phou.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Trip.html A trip to Thailand can be heaven to some people but disaster to others. When visiting Thailand, you need to plan your Thailand trip carefully to get the most out of your trip. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Trip.html http://www.thailandculture.org/How_do_you_say_Your_Welcome_in_Thai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/How_do_you_say_Your_Welcome_in_Thai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Language_Classes_3.html The question words in the Thai language are sometimes put at the end of Thai sentences and sometimes put at the beginning of Thai sentences depending on the context. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Language_Classes_3.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Tones.html Thai tones are one of the most challenging area of the Thai language for when learning the Thai language. There are five Thai tones. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Tones.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Language.html Thai language can be complicated or easy. Advanced Thai language is very complicated whereas intermediate Thai language can be simple. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Language.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Fall_in_Love_Thai_Girls.html Thai girls are nice, smiley and lovable. Many people fall in love with Thai girls. So, what do you do when you fall in love with a Thai girl? http://www.thailandculture.org/Fall_in_Love_Thai_Girls.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_People_Costume.html When you hear about Thai people costume, you probably think of the traditional costume of Thailand. The various Miss Thailand who competed for Miss Universe or Miss World titles have always worn traditional Thai people costume. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_People_Costume.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Do_Thai_People_Worship_Mice.html In some culture, mice can be considered secred but not Thailand. Thai people do not worship mice. There may be some weird Thai people who worship mice in the countryside of Thailand but mice are considered dirty and full of diseases in Bangkok and other civilized parts of Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Do_Thai_People_Worship_Mice.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_People.html Thai people in Thailand are called Thai. Thai is the word in the Thai language meaning 'freedom'. Thai people are proud of thier heritage and how their ancestors fought for their freedom. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_People.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Do_Thailand_People_Eat_Cats_and_Dogs.html Do people in Thailand eat cats and dogs? No. People in Thailand think that eating cats and dogs are gross. After all, there are so many diseases that could come from eating meat from cats or dogs such as the outbreak of SAR. http://www.thailandculture.org/Do_Thailand_People_Eat_Cats_and_Dogs.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Christmas_Food.html You will be amazed what Thailand Christmas food is like. For a Buddhist country, Thailand surprisingly has tons of Christmas food and other Christmas celebrations. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Christmas_Food.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_Food.html Some people are afraid of Chiangmai food because they have heard that Northern food is hard to eat. Most Northern food including Chiangmai food is spicy. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_Food.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Calcimex_UHT_Milk.html In countries like Thailand, there are milk products that are not soy milk but you do not have to put in the fridge. Calcimex is one of the popular milk product full of calcium. http://www.thailandculture.org/Calcimex_UHT_Milk.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Can_I_bring_food_onto_the_plane_to_Thailand.html When travelling to Thailand, one of the most common questions is "Can I bring food onto the plane to Thailand?" Airport rules have changed over time and more rules are added whenever airport security is threatened. However, when food is concerned, you can bring most dry food onto the plane to Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Can_I_bring_food_onto_the_plane_to_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Mangosteen.html Thai mangosteen is popular fruit in Thailand among Thai people. Thai mangosteen has many health benefits. In the US, however, Thai mangosteen is rare. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Mangosteen.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_food.html Thailand 's food is infamous. The food of Thailand is one of the most famous and long lasting memories of visitors of the kingdom of Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_food.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Flag.html Thailand 's Flag or the flag of Thailand is shown below. There has been a few Thailand flags but the one below is the national flag of Thailand and most used. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Flag.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Walmart_in_Thailand.html Many people who have been to America always ask if Walmart is in Thailand. The answer is Walmart is not in Thailand. There are many hypermarkets (same as Walmart Supercenters) in Thailand but not Walmart. http://www.thailandculture.org/Walmart_in_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/CD_Shops_in_Bangkok.html Looking to buy a CD in Bangkok? There are many CD shops in Bangkok Thailand. There are CD shops in Bangkok that sell fake CDs and DVDs. http://www.thailandculture.org/CD_Shops_in_Bangkok.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_English_Newspaper.html A foreigner in Thailand can always find newspapers in English. There are many Thailand English newspapers. Which Thailand English newspaper is the most popular with the most circulation? http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_English_Newspaper.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Are_There_Slums_in_Bangkok_Thailand.html Of course there are slums in Bangkok Thailand. However, when compared to other cities and countrysides of Thailand, there are less slums in Bangkok Thailand than there are in the countryside. http://www.thailandculture.org/Are_There_Slums_in_Bangkok_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Culture_and_Values_in_Thailand.html There are many interesting culture and values in Thailand. Many culture and values in Thailand that Thai people hold dear are sometimes difficult to understand by outsiders. http://www.thailandculture.org/Culture_and_Values_in_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Differences_Between_Thailand_and_America_Culture.html Many Thais live abroad and many have lived in both Thailand and America to tell the differences between Thailand and American culture. http://www.thailandculture.org/Differences_Between_Thailand_and_America_Culture.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Example_of_Culture_Daily_Life_in_Thailand.html If you are not used to Asian culture, you may be culture shocked when you visit Thailand. Below are some examples of culture and daily life in Bangkok, Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Example_of_Culture_Daily_Life_in_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/What_do_People_in_Thailand_do_for_Christmas.html In Thailand, Christmas is one of many holidays celebrated. Since most of the people in Thailand are Buddhists, Christmas does not have the same meaning and traditions as it does in the US or UK. http://www.thailandculture.org/What_do_People_in_Thailand_do_for_Christmas.html http://www.thailandculture.org/How_Does_Thailand_Celebrate_Christmas.html Thailand celebrates pretty much every holiday. Christmas is a big holiday celebration in Thailand, most likely second only to New Year celebration. So, how does Thailand celebrate Christmas? http://www.thailandculture.org/How_Does_Thailand_Celebrate_Christmas.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Culture_in_a_Classroom.html Thailand culture in a classroom is very different from western culture in a classroom. First of all, there are far more students in a Thai classroom than there are in a western classroom, American classroom, British classroom or European classroom. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Culture_in_a_Classroom.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Northern_Thailand_Culture.html The Northern Thailand culture is quite different from the Central Thailand culture, even though both are parts of Thailand. We will discuss some facts about Northern Thailand culture below. http://www.thailandculture.org/Northern_Thailand_Culture.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Western_Culture_and_Thailand.html Western culture has been seen in Thailand for centuries. Thailand is a free enough country compared to other Southeast Asian countries that Thai people are able to travel abroad, study abroad and bring Western culture back to Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Western_Culture_and_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Street_Vendors.html In the city of Bangkok, there are often street vendors on the streets of Bangkok especially around lunch time or after work to very late at night. http://www.thailandculture.org/Street_Vendors.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Bangkok_Traffic.html Bangkok is well known for its traffic problem. Bangkok traffic is much worse than LA traffic or any other traffic jam. A journey that would have taken half an hour with regular traffic takes up to 2 hours in Bangkok traffic. http://www.thailandculture.org/Bangkok_Traffic.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Banknote.html Most people in Thailand use Thai banknotes rather than coins. Each Thai banknote has a picture of the King of Thailand, King Bhumibol Adulyadej. On the top right hand corner is a number of how much the Thai banknote is worth. The bottom left hand corner has the same number but in Thai number. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thai_Banknote.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Culture.html Thailand culture or the culture of Thailand is a precious one. Thailand is one of the few countries that despite Western influence, Thailand culture remains intact. The people of Thailand value the Thai culture. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Culture.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Pictures_of_Koh_Samui.html Below are some great pictures of Koh Samui, Thailand. Koh Samui or Ko Samui (Samui Island) is a famous tourist destination in Thailand for those who love nature, beaches and water sports. Many tourists are European tourists. Few American tourists are found on Koh Samui. http://www.thailandculture.org/Pictures_of_Koh_Samui.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Pictures_Chiang_Mai.html Below are great pictures of Chiangmai. There are many places in Chiangmai to take great pictures. Below are just some Chiang Mai pictures that tell the story of the old town of Chiangmai and how Chiang Mai is today. http://www.thailandculture.org/Pictures_Chiang_Mai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_Thailand.html Chiangmai is a famous Northern province of Thailand. Chiangmai has also been named the Northern Cultural center of Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/The_Chedi_Chiangmai.html The Chedi Chiangmai is a resort hotel about 5 minutes walk from the Chiangmai Night Bazaar. The Chedi Chiangmai hotel is one of the most luxurious and exquisite hotels in Chiangmai. http://www.thailandculture.org/The_Chedi_Chiangmai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_International_Airport.html Chiangmai has one international airport called the Chiangmai International Airport. If you are visiting Chiangmai from Bangkok, you will have to land at the Chiangmai International Airport which is not far from Chiangmai city. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_International_Airport.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Map_for_Chatuchak_Market_in_Bangkok.html Below is a map for Chatuchak Market in Bangkok Thailand. Chatuchak market is also called JJ Market or J.J. Market or JJ's Market. http://www.thailandculture.org/Map_for_Chatuchak_Market_in_Bangkok.html http://www.thailandculture.org/City_and_Temples_Chiangmai_Tour.html Buddhist temples in Chiang Mai show off a mixture of architectural styles that reflect the varied heritage of Northern Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/City_and_Temples_Chiangmai_Tour.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Handicraft_Villages.html Chiang Mai has long been known as Thailand's City of Handicrafts. There are a few Handicraft villages tours in Chiang Mai. In the Sankamphaeng district of Chiangmai is the heart of the handicraft industry. http://www.thailandculture.org/Handicraft_Villages.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Inthanon.html Doi Inthanon (ดอยอินทนนท์) is Thailand's highest mountain. Doi Inthanon towers 2,565 meters above sea level (about 8415 feet). http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Inthanon.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Tham_Pla_Fish_Cave.html Tham Pla or Fish Cave is a popular attraction of Mae Hong Son. There are many caves in Mae Hong Son but Tham Pla has attracted more tourists than other caves. Tham Pla is a Thai word meaning Fish Cave. Tham is a cave in Thai and Pla is a fish in Thai. http://www.thailandculture.org/Tham_Pla_Fish_Cave.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Mae_Hong_Son_Pictures.html Below are some pictures of the beautiful scenery of Mae Hong Son, a Northern Thai Province near Chiang Mai. People visiting Chiang Mai often visit Mae Hong Son as well. Mae Hong Sorn is a peaceful, countryside with not much to see but beautiful scenery. http://www.thailandculture.org/Mae_Hong_Son_Pictures.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Mae_Hong_Son_Tours.html Below is the detail of the Mae Hong Son City Tour and Fish Cave Tour. Pick up at hotel by air-conditioned van. This Mae Hong Son city tour and Fish Cave (Tham Pla) tour is a half day tour. http://www.thailandculture.org/Mae_Hong_Son_Tours.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Mae_Hong_Son.html Mae Hong Son or MaeHongSon or Mae Hong Sorn (แม่ฮ่องสอน) is a Northern Province in Thailand, near Chiang Mai. Thai people call Mae Hong Son, the city in the fog, the Foggy City. http://www.thailandculture.org/Mae_Hong_Son.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Bangkok_Airports.html Bangkok has a new airport called Suvarnabhumi (pronounced Suvannapume). The new Suvarnabhumi Bangkok airport opened on 28th September 2006. The new airport replaces the old Don Muang airport where all airlines flying to Bangkok had to land. Right now, very few planes land at the old Don Muang airport. http://www.thailandculture.org/Bangkok_Airports.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Bangkok.html Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand. Although, Thailand is considered a developing country, Bangkok is mostly developed with high rising buildings and condos, busy streets, and huge amount of buying power. http://www.thailandculture.org/Bangkok.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Ang_Thong_Kayak_Trip.html One way to see Ang Thong islands or Mu Koh Ang Thong or the Ang Thong National Park is to take an Ang Thong Kayak trip. Every day, there are several Ang Thong kayak trips from Koh Samui to Ang Thong National Park and Mu Koh Ang Thong as well as Koh Tao and other islands around Koh Samui. http://www.thailandculture.org/Ang_Thong_Kayak_Trip.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Ang_Thong_National_Park.html When visiting Koh Samui, Thailand, Ang Thong National Park is not far on the list of places to visit. Ang Thong National Park is located in the Ang Thong island near Koh Samui, Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Ang_Thong_National_Park.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Ang_Thong_Thailand.html Ang Thong in Thailand or Mu Ko Ang Thong (Mu Koh Ang Thong) is located in Tambon Ang Thong, Amphur Koh Samui, Suratthani Province in Thailand. Ang Thong, Thailand, is home to the Ang Thong National Park which was designated the 21th national park of Thailand on November 12, 1980. http://www.thailandculture.org/Ang_Thong_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Koh_Samui_Airport.html Koh Samui has one airport. The Koh Samui Airport is very small and is not air conditioned. Koh Samui Airport follows the tropical theme of the entire Koh Samui island. http://www.thailandculture.org/Koh_Samui_Airport.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Koh_Samui_Chaweng.html On Koh Samui, Chaweng beach is the most famous beach on the island. The Chaweng beach is supposed to be full of powdered white sand. However, in reality, the sand on Chaweng beach is not that white and the beach is not clean either. http://www.thailandculture.org/Koh_Samui_Chaweng.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Koh_Samui.html Introduction and guide to Koh Samui (also called Ko Samui and Kho Samui) in Surat Thani, Thailand from a Thai 's point of view which includes information withheld in tourists' travel guides. http://www.thailandculture.org/Koh_Samui.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Map_of_Thailand.html Below is a physical map of Thailand. When visiting Thailand, you will need several maps of Thailand. You can buy many maps of Thailand at the Thailand 's airport or at any convenient stores in Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Map_of_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand.html Thailand has many names, especially in Thai. Thai is the official language of Thailand. Thailand used to be known as the Kingdom of Thailand or Siam or the Kingdom of Siam. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/index.html Official website of Thailand Culture, an information website dedicated to providing information on the culture of Thailand, including many facts about Thailand, Thai people, the history of Thailand, Thailand news, Thailand map, Thailand real estate, Thailand flag, and of course travelling to Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org http://www.thailandculture.org/Pollution_Chiang_Mai.html When visiting Chiang Mai, you will want to know about the pollution level in Chiang Mai. The good news is that pollution in Chiang Mai is less severe than pollution in Bangkok. The bad news is that pollution in Chiang Mai is not that much better than in Bangkok. http://www.thailandculture.org/Pollution_Chiang_Mai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Lacquerware_Handicraft_Village.html If you are visiting Chiang Mai, Thailand, you probably have heard of the Handicraft Village as one of the must see tourist destination. http://www.thailandculture.org/Lacquerware_Handicraft_Village.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Khum_Lanna_Cooking_Class.html If you come to Khum Lanna for the Khum Lanna cooking class, it is a one and a half to 2 hours drive from Chiang Mai, Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Khum_Lanna_Cooking_Class.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Khum_Lanna.html If you want to learn Thai cooking, many tour companies offer cooking lessons tour at Khum Lanna. However, if you are staying in Chiang Mai, you may want to choose a closer destination to learn Thai cooking than Khum Lanna which is in Phrao district. http://www.thailandculture.org/Khum_Lanna.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Phrao_Thailand.html Phrao, Thailand is located in the northern part of Thailand in Chiang Mai. Phrao District of Chiang Mai is very barren, like a true countryside of Thailand. However, if you are curious about the lifestyle of northerners of Thailand and hilltribes, Phrao Thailand has much to offer. http://www.thailandculture.org/Phrao_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Chiang_Dao_Map.html Below is a Thailand Chiang Dao map. Chiang Dao is not that far from Chiang Mai city. It takes about less than 2 hours to drive by car from Chiang Mai city to Chiang Dao. Chiang Dao is home to a Southeast Asia Archaeological site, Chiang Dao cave. http://www.thailandculture.org/Thailand_Chiang_Dao_Map.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Sunny_Tours.html Sunny Tours and Treks is a Chaing Mai tour company in Thailand that is located opposite the Chiang Mai Plaza hotel. The address of the Sunny Tours and Treks company is 193/13 Sridonchai Road, Chiang Mai, Thailand. Telephone 66-053-273442. http://www.thailandculture.org/Sunny_Tours.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Pictures_of_Chiang_Mai.html Below are some pictures of Chiang Mai, not the attractions but the city of Chiang Mai and what you would see on roads in Chiang Mai. http://www.thailandculture.org/Pictures_of_Chiang_Mai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Vachiratharn_Waterfall_Pictures.html Below are some pictures of the Vachiratharn Waterfall at Doi Inthanon, Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand. It can be slippery getting close to the Vachiratharn Waterfall so be careful. http://www.thailandculture.org/Vachiratharn_Waterfall_Pictures.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Inthanon_Vachiratharn_Waterfalls.html On the Doi Inthanon National Park trip, people usually stop by the Vachirathan waterfalls of Doi Inthanon. Doi Inthanon 's Vachiratharn Waterfall (also called Namtok Wachirathan, Nam Tok Wachiratharn) is a large waterfall. http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Inthanon_Vachiratharn_Waterfalls.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Inthanon_National_Park.html Doi Inthanon Facts. Doi Inthanon National Park is Thailand's highest mountain. You often hear people refer to Thailand Doi Inthanon 2,576 m or Thailand mountains Doi Inthanon 2,576 m. http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Inthanon_National_Park.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Train_Travel_from_Bangkok_to_Chiang_Mai.html Getting to Chiang Mai by train is an option but may not be the best for most tourists. The train travel from Bangkok to Chiang Mai is probably the worst option to get to Chiang Mai from Bangkok because trains from Bangkok are not like trains in England or in the United States. http://www.thailandculture.org/Train_Travel_from_Bangkok_to_Chiang_Mai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Getting_from_Bangkok_to_Chiang_Mai.html There are many ways to get to Chiang Mai, Thailand. You can get to Chiang Mai by cay, by bus, by train and by air. You can choose which the way of how to get to Thailand according to the amount of time you have or how much comfort you want in your travel. http://www.thailandculture.org/Getting_from_Bangkok_to_Chiang_Mai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Wiang_Kum_Kam_Pictures.html Below are some great Wiang Kum Kam pictures. Wiang Kum Kam is an ancient city in Chiangmai, Northern Thailand. Nowadays there are 28 sites of Wiang Kum Kam. Some sites have been renovated but most sites of Wiang Kum Kam are ruins. http://www.thailandculture.org/Wiang_Kum_Kam_Pictures.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Limousine_Express_Tours.html Another tour company in Chiangmai is the Limousine Express Group tours. To see Chiangmai, you can go by limousine to various destinations. http://www.thailandculture.org/Limousine_Express_Tours.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Mae_Ping_River_Cruise.html When visiting Chiangmai, Northern Thailand, you can leave the city behind and relax awhile, carried along the cool waters of the River Ping on this 2 hours Mae Ping River Cruise, operating from 8:30am to 5:00pm. http://www.thailandculture.org/Mae_Ping_River_Cruise.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Maesa_Elephant_Camp_Map.html Below is a map and direction of how to get to the Maesa Elephant Camp. The Maesa Elephant Camp is near the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden and the Maesa Waterfall. http://www.thailandculture.org/Maesa_Elephant_Camp_Map.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Maesa_Elephant_Camp.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Maesa_Elephant_Camp.html http://www.thailandculture.org/The_Chedi_Chiangmai_Restaurants.html There are a few restaurants at the Chedi Hotel in Chaingmai. Below are some highlights of what food you will find at the Chedi hotel Chiangmai and what restaurants there are inside the Chedi Hotel Chiangmai. http://www.thailandculture.org/The_Chedi_Chiangmai_Restaurants.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chedi_Hotel_Chiang_Mai_Yoga.html If you are staying at the Chedi Hotel in Chiang Mai, there are plenty to do at the hotel. You can take a yoga class at the Chedi Hotel Chiang Mai every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning from 7am to 8:30am with Khun Chariya. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chedi_Hotel_Chiang_Mai_Yoga.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Pagode_de_Wat_Phra_That_Doi_Suthep_en_Thailande.html Pagode de Wat Phra That Doi Suthep en Thailande. Below is the Pagode de Wat Phra That Doi Suthep en Thailande. http://www.thailandculture.org/Pagode_de_Wat_Phra_That_Doi_Suthep_en_Thailande.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiang_Mai_Night_Safari.html When visiting Chiang Mai, Thailand, and looking for things to do and to see, the Chiang Mai Night Safari may come up. However, the Chiang Mai Night Safari is not very popular as an attraction in Chiang Mai. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiang_Mai_Night_Safari.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Hmong_Show.html When visiting Chiang Mai, Thailand, you will come across many Hmong shows. One of the touristy Hmong show in Chiang Mai is the Hmong Hill Tribe Cultural Presentation which comes with the BBQ dinner and takes place at the Hmong Lodge Cultural Center. http://www.thailandculture.org/Hmong_Show.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_Doi_Suthep_View.html Below are pictures and images of Chiangmai Doi Suthep View. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_Doi_Suthep_View.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Suthep_Map.html Below is a Wat Phra Doi Suthep Map. Right click on the Doi Suthep Map below to view the map at full size. The key for the Doi Suthep Map is given below. http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Suthep_Map.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Suthep.html Doi Suthep is home to the famous Wat Doi Suthep in Thailand aka Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Wat Phra Thart Doi Suthep, Wat Doi Suthep, or Doi Suthep Temple (ดอยสุเทพ). The full name of Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep Rajvoravihara, Chiangmai Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Doi_Suthep.html http://www.thailandculture.org/The_Chedi_Chaing_Mai.html If you are visiting Chiang Mai, Thailand and want a vacation that you will remember, the Chedi Chiang Mai is one of the best resort hotel in Chiang Mai, the Northern cultural center of Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/The_Chedi_Chaing_Mai.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiang_Mai_Night_Bazaar.html Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is another name for the Chiang Mai Night Market since there is really one big night market in the city or Chiang Mai. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiang_Mai_Night_Bazaar.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_Night_Market.html If you are visiting Chiangmai, a famous Northern province of Thailand, you will want to visit the Chiangmai Night Market. Chiangmai Night Market is the talk of town. http://www.thailandculture.org/Chiangmai_Night_Market.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Pattaya_Beaches.html Pattaya is a popular beach resort destination of Thailand. But, now Pattaya is too crowded if you want to go somewhere peaceful and quiet. http://www.thailandculture.org/Pattaya_Beaches.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Laos_Mekong_River_Cruise.html If you are interested in taking a Laos Mekong River cruise, there are a few companies that offer great cruises along the Mekong River from Thailand to Laos or vice versa. http://www.thailandculture.org/Laos_Mekong_River_Cruise.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Ocean_World_Siam_Square_Bangkok.html The Ocean World at Siam Square in Bangkok is supposed to be one of the largest aquarium in the Southeast Asian region. This Thai aquarium is situation in the heart of Bangkok on one of the busiest streets. http://www.thailandculture.org/Ocean_World_Siam_Square_Bangkok.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Review_of_Korean_Air_to_Thailand.html Below is a review of Korean Air flights to Thailand. If you fly American Airlines to Thailand, you are likely to make your connection flight in Tokyo Narita Airport in Japan before landing in Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Review_of_Korean_Air_to_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Review_of_Delta_Airlines_to_Thailand.html One way to fly to Thailand cheap is to fly with Delta Airlines and their partner, Korean Air. Below is a review of Delta Airlines and Korean Air flights to Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Review_of_Delta_Airlines_to_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Best_Time_to_Fly_to_Thailand.html Many people wonder what is the best time to fly to Thailand. Since Thailand is a hot country with rainy and Monsoon season, it is good to know in advance what the best time to fly to Thailand is in order to enjoy your trip to Thailand fully. http://www.thailandculture.org/Best_Time_to_Fly_to_Thailand.html http://www.thailandculture.org/Fly_to_Thailand.html There are many airlines that fly to Thailand. All International airlines fly to Thailand. However, if you want to fly to Thailand from the United States, for example, a lot of airlines in the US have International partners that fly to Thailand. http://www.thailandculture.org/Fly_to_Thailand.html