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@@michaeljconnolly3001 thank you a lot!🙏🏻

@@zelzal_3 Hi! Speaking about living is almost the same in both cities. But maybe Chiang Ran is more expensive, cause the city has a few super popular attractions. My choice is definitely Chiang Mai. This city has a great variety of city zones for almost everything you need. There are a historical center, tourist areas, night Asian markets, natural places and parks, night clubs, big skyscrapers, rivers and lakes in the city center, galleries and museums. The infrastructure’s very convenient, I can get to any place in 15-20 minutes even on my bicycle😀. Plus Chiang Mai is not overcrowded with people. It’s quiet if you want to relax. But it can be noisy as well if you want to have fun😊

@@thelifepagesThanks for the explanations. As for the video, it is beautiful and relaxing 😊

@@chanahvalentine2278 thank you a lotttt!

@@Shamrock17964 I initially wanted to hire a bike or ataxi driver. But my boyfriend arrived the day before my birthday, so we rented a car😊 But you can use the first option. I chatted with several drivers directly (in InDrive service, Grab or Bolt). For example, when you call a taxi for regular city travel purposes, ask him if he can take you to Doi Inthanon. Or you can exchange contacts with him to discuss these issues via text messages (it’s an easier way). I did this with several drivers and the price was acceptable. The cheapest option is a bike. A car driver will cost more + you can’t be able go to any mountains road by it. I hope I helped you😊

@@limjs8674 Thank you for the comment, i really appreciate it😊 You can get from Chiang Mai to Pai by bus and rent a car/bike in Pai. It’s more convenient to go along the mountain roads to any location by bike (but remember to take a raincoat). There are some places that are impossible to drive to. Otherwise you’ll have to walk about 10 km to get there. So, bike is the best choice of transport in this mountainous area. I wish you an unforgettable trip😊

sure, thank you! also, do you have Instagram?

@@limjs8674 I don't actively use social networks except RUclips😊

@@kashyap1991 Hi! I'm glad you liked this video😊 There’ll be a few vlogs from Chiang Rai and the surrounding area + from Doi Inthanon National Park (it’s the highest point in Thailand). I wish you a wonderful trip! Leave Pai and other places for a repeat trip to Thailand. In that case you’ll definitely want to come here again😊 BTW, does your plan include a train ride? I’ve seen many reviews of the train ride from Bangkok to North Thailand cities. It’s stunning! I would like to travel this way as well.

@@thelifepages my plan is going to Bangkok after that Bangkok to Surat thani by train 🚂 and then Koh Phangan & Koh Samui

@@kashyap1991 wow! That’s an amazing plan😍 I wish you the best impressions from your trip!

@@thelifepages thank you i dint knew pai is so peaceful else would have added to my trip but anyways seems will visit next time

@@StaceyPetersdbspouse Hi! I think it's just the mentality of Thais and the idea that you can never fully understand them. In other ways, it's a place where I feel at home. This idea becomes especially clear in my mind when I travel and live in other countries for a while. I always miss this place😊

@@rufakha yep, it really is! I have traveled a lot and lived for some time in a different countries. But I wanted to come back to Chiang Mai again and again😊 I appreciate the people, their kindness, the ease of renting apartments, measured pace of life, quiet places to relax, local coffee in aesthetic coffee shops, sun and warmth almost every day, fresh food and a variety of fruits, the opportunity to go to national parks that surround the city. And there’s also a cold season here, which is the most comfortable for living😊 And what do you like most about this city?

@@thelifepages Agreed! well pretty much everything about Chiang Mai. It isn’t much of a city but it's perfect for me as I’m living in Chiang Mai myself. I hope you have a great time living and exploring Chiang Mai and more power to your channel! I’m looking forward to your next video :)

@@rufakha Thank you! Btw, I watched your videos and subscribed to your channel.😊 It’s nice to see familiar places of Chiang Mai in your vlogs. And I wish your channel great growth as well🙏🏻

@@lore.5953 Hi! thanks for these words😊 Ijust noticed that I haven't posted a video for the last month😅 I left Thailand to spend time with my family. So, I'm not in Chiang Mai right now. There was a flood, so be careful walking in the city (choose dry areas). The city is drained in many areas, but still looks a bit messy. I hope this won't affect your impressions of the trip🙏🏻 And speaking about your question, I don't like social networks. I'm active only on youtube😊

@@linhvuphuong4245 Thank you😊 Floods mostly affect certain low-lying areas of northern Thailand. It’s sunny now in Chiang Mai. It rained almost all day last week. But I think it has to do with the rainy season ending😊

@@thelifepages I'm going to Chiang Mai in early October so hopefully there will be days of nice weather there. Thanks to your video, I listed many more beautiful cafes in CM. Keep it up! 😍

@@linhvuphuong4245 Wow, this’s wonderful! I especially love Chiang Mai during the cold season, because the temperature becomes very comfortable (but it is still very sunny😉). Enjoy your trip to Thailand and stay tuned, because I have more wonderful places I plan to share😎

@@lore.5953 It’s true, there’s nobody else except me in these places. But it’s not related to the rainy season or tourist season. It happens because usually people come after 11 am and I visit the places early in the morning. But at other times of the day I prefer to go to quiet uncrowded places. There are so many of them in Chiang Mai😁

@@lore.5953 Fo sure! I’ll leave a detailed list of places in the description in my next videos. Stay tuned😊