Yahoooooooooo Finaly found a video that is well done with a detail map step by step what and where things are located on a map grid system. Good job out of you sir.
My daughter and I stayed at Hotel M last November. It was dated but nice. Staff were great. Very handy to the Sunday market. Sunsets were incredible from our room. There was something very cool about sitting eating breakfast across from a thousand year old wall. We loved the city. Can't wait to return.
Chiang Mai is my favorite place on the planet. I've visited 4 times for a total of probably 35-40 days. I've never been to ANY of the restaurants you showed in this vid... and they all looked awesome. I have so much more exploring to do. I can't wait to get back to Chiang Mai. Great vid, love the use of the map.
I've only been in Chiang Mai for only 4 days now (got 2 days to go) and it's already my favourite place on the planet. I've been watching this video in my hotel room and writing this reply at the Roseate Hotel.
Thank you for this well-made and handy video! I'm planning a cycling trip to Chiang Mai and researching the best places to stay while visiting there. While there, I'll be cycling far outside Old City up into the hills north and west of the city. I settled on staying in Old City but wasn't sure what to expect until I saw this video. This video was very informative!!
Tony, I have some Thai pronunciation tips that you might find useful. When you see "ph" at the beginning or the end of a word (whether it be a common word or a name), forget about the "h". It''s always silent. (So, "Huen Phen" is pronounced "HUEN-PEN,"" not "HUEN-FEN.") For "th," it's the same: the "h" is always silent. "Kh" is pronounced exactly the same as "k." Now, "ch" is a tricky one. Most of the time, it's pronounced like a "j". For example, "Chatuchak" (the name of Bangkok's popular weekend market) is pronounced "JA-DTU-JAK." "Chamchuree" (the rain tree) is pronounced "JAM-JU-REE." Sometimes, however, "ch" is pronounced the way it looks. For example, "Chonburi" (one of the eastern provinces) is pronounced "CHON-BU-REE" and not "JON-BU-REE." "Chiang Mai" is, of course, not pronounced "JIANG-MAI." (unless you're a native of Northern Thailand and speak the Northern dialect). This one you have to take it on a case-by-case basis. I hope you find these tips useful. I always enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work!
Chiang Mai downtown /Old City. Do you have a video detail with map grid layout showing weight room/gym, groccery stores, home/apartment with 1 bedroom, bathroom, laundry wash machine to rent for a month under $400.00
AWESOME full of great info - we will be arriving November 1st looking for residence and secure banking. A new life A new start in our youthful 70's!!!!!!!!
Hi it was wonderful to meet you on the flight. I wish I had known about your channel when I was in Chiang Mai. Loved the video great information. I will definitely be checking out more of your content before I return to Chiang Mai. 🥰
We enjoyed the vlog around the old town. When we come we stay about 3 minutes walk from Fern Forest one of our favourite places. Goodsouls vegan restaurant is awesome too. We're visiting in the middle of October and can't wait. Thanks for sharing. Alan and Lillian in OZ.
I was there in 2019 and had a great stay at Saran Boutique hotel in one of the suites. I noticed one of my favorite places for Khao Soi closed during the pandemic ;( "Mr. Kai". I would say 3-4 days is all you need in Chiang Mai if you are on vacation for 10-20 days. You can see most of the usual tourist attractions in the mountains on a full day tour. Sticky Waterfalls as well as others, Doi Suthep, Hilltribe Village, Bhubing Palace, and some great mountain viewpoints overlooking Chiang Mai city. Chiang Rai is a must visit too if you like Chiang Mai. It actually has way more impressive temples, and access to places like the Tham Luang Cave (where the soccer kids were trapped), The Golden Triangle, tea plantations, and Longneck Hilltribe village.
Stayed just inside Chiang Mai Gate at Smith Residence in my initial trips to CM and the moat there has a large concrete section where in the evening is full of vendors, would get a salmon dinner for about 100 baht..anyway, always nice to see the bits and pieces of CM..kop 🙏🏻👏🇹🇭
@SoiDog23 moderately priced and moderate in most other aspects also..very good location for needs and wants, a pleasant place to stay short or longer term 🙏🏻🇹🇭
For some reason I like Old City; too bad to hear it is more expensive there, but I don't go out much anyway. Your video was aimed at the tourist, but I'm wondering if the city's center has any good economical shopping, and if there are decent economy apartments.
Great video! If you wouldn't mind, could you share more information about how you were able to move your two dogs all the way from the USA to Thailand? I am moving early next year, and I had basically assumed it was impossible. Details like whether you boarded them in cargo or carried them on, how many legs of flights you had, the airline(s) names... all would be great. VERY MUCH appreciated if you can share. Thanks!
I've just recently made a visit to Chiang Mai from the US with my Chihuahua. You'll need domestic and international flight certificates, pet health and fit to fly documents, a permit from the USDA, a pet entry to Thailand permit and current health records from your vet. Some destinations, like Japan, Saipan and others might require an additional type of rabies testing that can take some time for the results. Airlines, also require you to sign forms, which must be submitted and approved prior to your arrival at the ticket counter, stating you will be responsible for any damage and that your pet is able to behave and to relieve itself in a sanitary manner, we use a doggy diaper for longer flights and most international airports have service dog restrooms available to use during layovers. It's really not that difficult,look up the pet entry to Thailand requirements online or tell your vet what country you will be traveling to and they should be able to get you everything you need. My travel dog companion and I have been able to fly in cabin together to many countries by simply beginning the process well in advance of boarding day. It's not impossible, not too costly and just a bit of time and paperwork. Some pets may be too large and need to be placed in the cargo hold but I have no experience with that mode of pet travel. Good luck and give your dog an ear scratch for me.
Hola! Because of you I am enrolling in the Lanna school! What would be a good hood to look into for a years lease? I plan on staying in an Airbnb for a week and look for a more long term space. Love all the info, thanks y’all so much, big hug from Cajun Land!
@@TheNarrowGate a short easy w K to from school and primary needs like shopping, doctors etc. not a party animal, well use to be. I do have a friend close to Fang. But, she is not very familiar with Chaing Mai. She shops in Chaing Rai. Should I take an Airbnb for longer and feel the city out? I don’t want to put you on the spot, and promise I won’t blame you for mishaps…lol. I truly appreciate all your videos! Thanks
I lived in Chiang Mai for a year before coming to Pattaya. I can't wait to get back at the end of my lease. I wasn't interested at the time but is there anyplace to rent tuk-tuks?
Do we need McDonal when there are Good Italian restaurants,French bakeries. If you want nice food go too Why Not,Happy Frog.ten minuets ride too Niman.
Be very careful when renting a scooter there. The rental companies are not the problem. I never had a problem with rentals but during the day there are almost always two police checkpoints setup. If you are a farang on a rental bike you will be stopped. You need to have a Thai Motorcycle license or international drivers document (with motorcycle endorsement). In two weeks I was stopped about 8 times. Also wear a helmet. Fine is next to nothing. I forgot my Thai license one time and it was 200 thb.
Location varies but one inevitably on inside of moat and old wall (usually near the park). The other one is on the way to the mountains (between the big mall and the college)
Yahoooooooooo Finaly found a video that is well done with a detail map step by step what and where things are located on a map grid system. Good job out of you sir.
Glad you enjoyed!
My daughter and I stayed at Hotel M last November. It was dated but nice. Staff were great. Very handy to the Sunday market. Sunsets were incredible from our room. There was something very cool about sitting eating breakfast across from a thousand year old wall.
We loved the city. Can't wait to return.
I really enjoyed the visuals of the map in this video! Very well done!
Chiang Mai is my favorite place on the planet. I've visited 4 times for a total of probably 35-40 days. I've never been to ANY of the restaurants you showed in this vid... and they all looked awesome. I have so much more exploring to do. I can't wait to get back to Chiang Mai. Great vid, love the use of the map.
Anytime spent in CM will give you many favorite restaurants both Thai and other 👏
I've only been in Chiang Mai for only 4 days now (got 2 days to go) and it's already my favourite place on the planet. I've been watching this video in my hotel room and writing this reply at the Roseate Hotel.
Yep! Another great informative vid, worth a coffee that one🙂
Thanks! 👍
Love how you use the map to illustrate where places are. Helpful.
Thank you for this well-made and handy video! I'm planning a cycling trip to Chiang Mai and researching the best places to stay while visiting there. While there, I'll be cycling far outside Old City up into the hills north and west of the city.
I settled on staying in Old City but wasn't sure what to expect until I saw this video. This video was very informative!!
Tony, I have some Thai pronunciation tips that you might find useful. When you see "ph" at the beginning or the end of a word (whether it be a common word or a name), forget about the "h". It''s always silent. (So, "Huen Phen" is pronounced "HUEN-PEN,"" not "HUEN-FEN.") For "th," it's the same: the "h" is always silent. "Kh" is pronounced exactly the same as "k." Now, "ch" is a tricky one. Most of the time, it's pronounced like a "j". For example, "Chatuchak" (the name of Bangkok's popular weekend market) is pronounced "JA-DTU-JAK." "Chamchuree" (the rain tree) is pronounced "JAM-JU-REE." Sometimes, however, "ch" is pronounced the way it looks. For example, "Chonburi" (one of the eastern provinces) is pronounced "CHON-BU-REE" and not "JON-BU-REE." "Chiang Mai" is, of course, not pronounced "JIANG-MAI." (unless you're a native of Northern Thailand and speak the Northern dialect). This one you have to take it on a case-by-case basis. I hope you find these tips useful. I always enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work!
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for this.
Very helpful. Thank you
Thumbs up 👍 Tony, I’ll have to check some of those out when I’m up there
Chiang Mai downtown /Old City. Do you have a video detail with map grid layout showing weight room/gym, groccery stores, home/apartment with 1 bedroom, bathroom, laundry wash machine to rent for a month under $400.00
Thank you for sharing your tips for Chiang Mai! Such a helpful video! Really appreciated seeing the tips on the map!
Glad it was helpful! 🇹🇭😊
Thanks for sharing. Thus is great for helping me plan my Chiang Mai trip
Glad it was helpful!
I will go to old city chiang mai. Your video will be of great help in my journey. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Such a helpful video!! Loved seeing it on google maps for orientation
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing video well explained ! Been looking everywhere and this one solved all my doubts !
Glad you liked it!
Really great, well put together guide. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Tony, nice job on explaining and navigating Old City.
Glad you enjoyed it
AWESOME full of great info - we will be arriving November 1st looking for residence and secure banking. A new life A new start in our youthful 70's!!!!!!!!
Great video! Very helpful for planning a trip. Now, just to decide on what all to see when we go. Thank you!
Have fun!
really great video, i followed along with google maps
Cool, thanks! 😊🙏🏻 🇹🇭
Hi it was wonderful to meet you on the flight.
I wish I had known about your channel when I was in Chiang Mai. Loved the video great information. I will definitely be checking out more of your content before I return to Chiang Mai. 🥰
It was nice to meet you as well!
We visited the park you mentioned and it is a very charming park. They also play Sepak Takraw (foot volleyball) there. It is a fun game to watch.
We enjoyed the vlog around the old town. When we come we stay about 3 minutes walk from Fern Forest one of our favourite places. Goodsouls vegan restaurant is awesome too. We're visiting in the middle of October and can't wait. Thanks for sharing. Alan and Lillian in OZ.
That is awesome!
I was there in 2019 and had a great stay at Saran Boutique hotel in one of the suites. I noticed one of my favorite places for Khao Soi closed during the pandemic ;( "Mr. Kai". I would say 3-4 days is all you need in Chiang Mai if you are on vacation for 10-20 days. You can see most of the usual tourist attractions in the mountains on a full day tour. Sticky Waterfalls as well as others, Doi Suthep, Hilltribe Village, Bhubing Palace, and some great mountain viewpoints overlooking Chiang Mai city. Chiang Rai is a must visit too if you like Chiang Mai. It actually has way more impressive temples, and access to places like the Tham Luang Cave (where the soccer kids were trapped), The Golden Triangle, tea plantations, and Longneck Hilltribe village.
Stayed just inside Chiang Mai Gate at Smith Residence in my initial trips to CM and the moat there has a large concrete section where in the evening is full of vendors, would get a salmon dinner for about 100 baht..anyway, always nice to see the bits and pieces of CM..kop 🙏🏻👏🇹🇭
@SoiDog23 moderately priced and moderate in most other aspects also..very good location for needs and wants, a pleasant place to stay short or longer term 🙏🏻🇹🇭
Очень классный формат видео, когда на карте показываете! Наглядно и понятно 👌🏻 спасибо, что поделились опытом!
Great video very helpful whilst I’ve been in Chiang Mai
Glad it was helpful! 😊🇹🇭🙏🏻
Some interesting points of interest and information.
Really informative video. Thanks!
For some reason I like Old City; too bad to hear it is more expensive there, but I don't go out much anyway. Your video was aimed at the tourist, but I'm wondering if the city's center has any good economical shopping, and if there are decent economy apartments.
Great video! Thanks for the info. 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! If you wouldn't mind, could you share more information about how you were able to move your two dogs all the way from the USA to Thailand? I am moving early next year, and I had basically assumed it was impossible. Details like whether you boarded them in cargo or carried them on, how many legs of flights you had, the airline(s) names... all would be great. VERY MUCH appreciated if you can share. Thanks!
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I've just recently made a visit to Chiang Mai from the US with my Chihuahua. You'll need domestic and international flight certificates, pet health and fit to fly documents, a permit from the USDA, a pet entry to Thailand permit and current health records from your vet. Some destinations, like Japan, Saipan and others might require an additional type of rabies testing that can take some time for the results. Airlines, also require you to sign forms, which must be submitted and approved prior to your arrival at the ticket counter, stating you will be responsible for any damage and that your pet is able to behave and to relieve itself in a sanitary manner, we use a doggy diaper for longer flights and most international airports have service dog restrooms available to use during layovers. It's really not that difficult,look up the pet entry to Thailand requirements online or tell your vet what country you will be traveling to and they should be able to get you everything you need. My travel dog companion and I have been able to fly in cabin together to many countries by simply beginning the process well in advance of boarding day. It's not impossible, not too costly and just a bit of time and paperwork. Some pets may be too large and need to be placed in the cargo hold but I have no experience with that mode of pet travel. Good luck and give your dog an ear scratch for me.
If you need to bring your dogs with you, you are not a good candidate for living here!
Thanks Tony for a great orientation video. Very useful for future trips .
Glad it was helpful!
I lived n Chiang Mai on and off from 2004-2019 I never really heard people calling it “Old City” we always just said the “inside of the moat”
Well I have my Chaing Mai itinerary!
It’s more important to be the right person than find the right person
Some hotels are tucked in dark alleys in Tha Phae. I’m wondering how safe it is to walk the street at night?
Hola!
Because of you I am enrolling in the Lanna school! What would be a good hood to look into for a years lease? I plan on staying in an Airbnb for a week and look for a more long term space. Love all the info, thanks y’all so much, big hug from Cajun Land!
That depends on what you are looking for.....
@@TheNarrowGate a short easy w
K to from school and primary needs like shopping, doctors etc. not a party animal, well use to be. I do have a friend close to Fang. But, she is not very familiar with Chaing Mai. She shops in Chaing Rai. Should I take an Airbnb for longer and feel the city out? I don’t want to put you on the spot, and promise I won’t blame you for mishaps…lol.
I truly appreciate all your videos! Thanks
@@enough1494 you might like Hang Dong.
hello we got 3 days - what tours do you recommend? 🙏😊
Elephant friends, Mon Jam
i sold chicken wraps at tha pae gate back in 2000
Hi welcome to CNx ka ^^
Hey, thanks!
I lived in Chiang Mai for a year before coming to Pattaya. I can't wait to get back at the end of my lease. I wasn't interested at the time but is there anyplace to rent tuk-tuks?
Fern Forest was my choice for first dates. I could walk home from there.
Anywhere in downtown.
I mean to drive. I have two hip replacements and can't do anything with two wheels.@@TheNarrowGate
As far as I am aware, the Tuk Tuk’s are only a ‘for hire’ service, you can’t rent one and drive it yourself.
What happened to bill is he still around ?
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Do we need McDonal when there are Good Italian restaurants,French bakeries.
If you want nice food go too Why Not,Happy Frog.ten minuets ride too Niman.
That driving looked very dangerous at 11:04.
Where's the cheapest area of Chiang Mai?
The further you are away from old city, also known as downtown Chiang Mai, the cheaper it gets.
@@TheNarrowGate Thank you I hope to see Chiang Mai in August
Be very careful when renting a scooter there. The rental companies are not the problem. I never had a problem with rentals but during the day there are almost always two police checkpoints setup. If you are a farang on a rental bike you will be stopped. You need to have a Thai Motorcycle license or international drivers document (with motorcycle endorsement). In two weeks I was stopped about 8 times. Also wear a helmet. Fine is next to nothing. I forgot my Thai license one time and it was 200 thb.
Location varies but one inevitably on inside of moat and old wall (usually near the park). The other one is on the way to the mountains (between the big mall and the college)
Watch out for the road blocks, coppers pull over Farang and check for helmets and international licence checks
Welcome to Thailand..
Tourist traps restaurants Chiang Mai oldtown
great video. but who the hell wants western food in thailand
I get you. There's plenty of Thai food to go around! 😋
Remember when we called „expats“ „Immigrants“?
Disease ridden pigeons, ..rats with wings