Guidelines issue January 2018

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Ain’t No Mountain High Enough P.32

IN BRIEF 14

Things to Know

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Calendar

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Local Talk

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Useful tips for roaming around Chiang Mai

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7 great things to do in Chiang Mai this January

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What’s going on around town An inspiring interview with Woradet Suchaiboonsiri, Partner of Oh Ka Ju Organic Salad Restaurant & Coffee

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Shopping

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Browsing for old-fashion and contemporary jewelry at P. Collection

Ain’t No Mountain High Enough

Roaming and hiking around Doi Inthanon, the highest peak in Thailand

From the cover

New Year’s Resolutions

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Great Finds

Restaurants, cafés, accommodations and products for townsfolk and tourists alike

Thai Recipes

Authentic Thai dishes you can cook at home

Chinese Story

Thailand travel guide and advice for your next visit

Transport

Bus / Train / Airline Schedules

Index

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January is Thailand’s winter and the best time of year for hiking and trekking. One spectacular hiking route that you and your family can try is Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail. Those who have an interest or love for flora, fauna, birds, rare species or just good old-fashioned fresh air will love this twoto-three-hour hike. Location: Inthanon Mountain, Chiang Mai, Thailand

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Publisher Supap Pluempreedee Managing Director Sawasdi Posolee General Manager Pitcharee Wanta Editor in Chief Saenmuang Editorial Consultant Colin McLean Editorial Staff Samart Suwannarat Israwan Pothipun Khanidtha Aounfour Chinese Consultant Xiaojuan Li Translator Pattaraporn Wiwattanakarn Art Director Sangworn Hochaisiwanon Graphic Designers Sirada Mongkonphan Supaporn Norsine Vijittra Chaisri Chief Photographer Karin Mongkonphan Photographer Peerapol Khamlapis Advertising Director Maneerat Bond Area Manager Warapong Matiang Sales Executives Somruethai Ramasuth Watcharaporn Malipatin Advertising Coordinators Jina Y. Srinuan Aunthachai Accountants Yuparet Kasing Mayuree Tipjai

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MASS TRANSIT SERVICES Welcome to northern Thailand. We hope you have enjoyed the New Year’s celebrations. January is often said to be the best month to visit Chiang Mai because the rains have gone and the skies are cool and clear. This is a wonderful season for appreciating nature. Take some time to visit the mountains and witness the lifestyles of the various ethnic hilltribes. Bear in mind that this is high season, so thousands of tourists, both Thai and foreign, come to Chiang Mai. You may find long queues at temples or popular attractions. Please be patient and give yourself extra time to enjoy your day trips. We hope you all have a fantastic time. Happy 2018!!!

Airport taxi to anywhere downtown is 150 baht. For rides outside the ‘metropolis’: 50 baht as soon as you get in the cab, then 50 baht for the first two kilometres, and 10 baht per km thereafter. If you want to go somewhere outside the city, you will have to check the chart at the airport taxi counters (it’s usually 180 to 350 baht). 14

Airport Shuttle Bus (air-conditioned van) is available at Gate 9. Just 40 baht per person. Route 1: Airport–Central Kad Suan Kaew– Huay Kaew Road – Chiang Mai University; Route 2: Airport– Night Bazaar. Shuttles run 7am–9.30pm Shared red pick-up trucks (known as song-taew) are sometimes waiting at the exits or outside the airport. Price is about 40-60 baht.

There are about 2,000 Red Cabs (pick-ups or song-taew) available throughout the city. Fixed Route Red Cabs: From 15 baht. Check all five routes on mobile application: CMTRANSIT (available both IOS and Android gadgets) White Cabs (No.12) available in Chiang Mai downtown only. Price is 15 baht. Purple-White Cabs run Chiang Mai– Lamphun (base station is Warorot Market). Price is 12–40 baht. Call (083) 325 4965. Blue Cabs run Chiang Mai– Doi Tao district (base station is Warorot Market). Price is 15–40 baht. Orange Cabs run Chiang Mai–Fang (base station is Chang Puak Bus Station). Price is 15–40 baht. Yellow Cabs cover three routes: Chiang Mai– Mae Rim; Chiang Mai– Doi Saket; and Chiang Mai– Chom Thong. Mae Rim and Doi Saket cabs start at Warorot Market while Chom Thong cabs run from Chang Puak Bus Station and Wua Lai Road (Chiang Mai Gate). White Cabs cover two routes: Chiang Mai– Mae Taeng (base stations: Chang Puak Bus Station, Warorot Market); and Chiang Mai– San Kamphaeng district (base station: Warorot Market). Green Cabs run Chiang Mai– Sansai (base station: Warorot Market).

TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Chang Puak Bus Station Arcade Bus Station Chiang Mai Railway Station

(053) 211 586 (053) 241 449 (053) 244 795


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CALENDAR Seeking Art @ Baan Tuek Art Center 11–28 January

Baan Tuek Art Center in Chiang Mai is hosting a new contemporary art exhibition by South Korean artist Jei Park, who says she developed her skills in the United States and United Kingdom. Jei says the inspiration for this host of work is her relationship to her surroundings. The exhibition will be held from 11-28 January.

Fall Out Boy’s New Album 19 January

It’s been worth the wait for Mania, the new album by Chicago rock band Fall Out Boy. Even though many people have commented that this album is similar to their 2016 release, we believe fans will adore these new tracks. Listen to Fall Out Boy’s new album via online media from 19th January.

The Shape of Water 18 January

The return of Guillermo del Toro, a famous film director who is widely praised for his novel and unique imagination, will bring you back into the days of the Cold War. Prepare to be enthralled by this plot blending secret experiments with the creatures from myths and fairy tales. Let’s meet The Shape of Water in all cinemas from 18 January.

Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2-4 February

2018 marks the 41st year of the Chiang Mai Flower Festival, and this year it keeps its traditional theme with the flower float procession, rare flower exhibition, music in the park, and hundreds of flower, plant and food stalls. You can appreciate the beauty of the flowers at Suan Buak Had Park and Arak Road, at the southwestern corner of the moat. 16


EAT FOR A Free Movie @ MAYA

Running Throughout January

Until 31 January

January is the month of the marathon with several running events taking place every weekend. Check online for application details, and get your running shoes ready! 7 Jan.

Mini Marathon at the Faculty of Agro-Industry Chiang Mai University, Mae Hia Agricultural Research, Demonstrative and Training Center; 06.30–09.00

14 Jan. The 12th Doi Suthep Mini Marathon, starts at 06.00. 21 Jan. The 4th Chamdevi Mini- Half Marathon; 04.00–10.00. 28 Jan. Chiang Mai Zoo Mini Marathon; 05.00–08.30. 28 Jan. The 3rd Galyani Vadhana Mini Marathon at His Majesty the King’s 80th Birthday Anniversary Wat Chan Hospital, Galyani Vadhana district; 06.00–09.00.

The 34th Bo Sang- Sankampaeng Lanna Umbrella Festival 19-21 January

For more than 50 years, the Bo Sang Umbrella and Handicraft Village has been a popular tourist attraction for both Thai and foreign visitors.This year’s annual fair will feature all the favourite events, including the procession of floats decorated with colourful umbrellas, a beauty contest, and handicraft street fair. This beautiful event will be held at Bo Sang Road, Sankampaeng.

MAYA shopping centre has launched a special deal for the month of January. When you eat at the Food Bazaar on the 4th Floor, for every 1,000 baht you spend you will get one free movie ticket for SFX Cinema. But note: the film promotion is only available on the same day that you eat there.

Proud Mary

25 January With a cool soundtrack to move it along, Proud Mary is set to become the biggest Hollywood hit of the year. Taraji P. Henson stars as Mary, a hitwoman working for an organised crime family, whose life is completely turned upside-down when a professional hit goes awry and she meets a young boy. Check online for details of this top action movie as from 25 January in all theaters. 17


LOCAL TALK Woradet Suchaiboonsiri Partner at Oh Ka Jhu restaurant

翁拉德•素猜本西里 Oh Ka Jhu 有机蔬菜餐厅合伙人

Jirayuth Puwapoonpol

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Chalakon Eakchaipatanakul


I was born, live, and run my business in Chiang Mai. The best thing about this city is the nature – even when you choose to live downtown. Within 20 minutes you can easily drive into green scenery, fresh air and peaceful hamlets. If ever I have foreign friends come to visit me, I love taking them to Mae Kamphong where the ambience and lifestyles are still natural and easygoing. We like to discover new coffee shops on the roadside and always end our day-trip with a delicious home-cooked meal at Lumdee Te Khuadang “我在这里出生,在这里长大,并且也把自己的事业中心放在这 里——清迈。我认为清迈给人们最好的印象就是自然,一种发自内心的纯 真。如果你选选择生活在这里,你能享受到当下最和谐的城市氛围,有喧闹 的集市,也有安静的公园,有繁忙的街区,也有寂静的小巷。向城外驱车仅 仅20分钟,瞬间就能走入原始森林腹地,放眼绿色,像只小鸟一样翱翔,我 爱这样的生活。 作为清迈人,我会推荐朋友朋友们去Mae Kamphong ‘湄甘博村’距离 清迈50公里处的原始村落,去感受那里的自然与纯真,品尝正宗高山茶和咖 啡,对了别忘了去Lumdee Te Khuadang 吃山里人的家常菜。

Woradet Suchaiboonsiri

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in the Museum 沉迷博物馆之灵

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After a year of renovations, Chiang Mai City Arts and Cultural Center has re-opened and is hosting a permanent exhibition section with a modern learning space for history, traditions, arts and culture. It’s now running under the title ‘Discover the Origins of Chiang Mai’s Identity’. Come and see it asap! Open Tuesday - Sunday: 8:30am - 5pm Closed Mondays and Songkran Festival Admission 90 Baht for adults , 40 Baht for children

自从清迈文化艺术馆闭馆修缮多日之后,展馆终于崭新回归。此次修缮以 “发现清迈 追溯历史”的概念为宗旨,打造全新的现代艺术馆,使之成为既能 学习历史、了解文化,还能欣赏艺术创作的多功能旅游展馆。 营业时间:08:30 – 17:00 (周二至周日)周一和节假日休息 票价:大人90泰铢/人 小孩40泰铢/人

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= SHOPPING =

Heritage CRAFTMANSHIP

Established in 1991, P. Collection features both old-fashioned and contemporary jewellery made from traditional Lanna silver. Each item is specially designed to offer an invaluable cultural heritage worthy of preservation such as sterling silver, silver accessories complemented with marcasite, gold, and fine costume jewellery. For the finest in exquisite creations, visit P. Collection.

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P Collection 成立于1991年,是泰北 地区最受欢迎的银饰老字号品牌。它以 独特的设计和选材取胜,专业技术人员精心打造,出 产银饰产品远销国内外。P

Collection

艺术珠宝,是泰国珍贵的文

化遗产,老一代的艰辛,新一代的传承,恪守不忘匠心精神,以老 银,纯银饰为基底,加入黄金及其他珍贵珠宝的点缀,深得人心。

P Collection 120/33 M.3 Chiangmai-Sankampaeng Rd., T.Sanklang A.Sankampaeng Chiangmai Thailand 50130 Tel. 66 53 339351-2, 66 95 914 6542 Email: pcollectionshop@gmail.com

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Enough Anyone who comes to Chiang Mai in the winter should, we believe, put Doi Inthanon firmly on their itinerary. Not only is it the highest peak in Thailand, but it has a marvelous ecosystem all of its own, and plays hosts to a wonderland of flowers, plants and wildlife.

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Plan for the day

National park entrance fee

A half day really isn’t enough; you should ideally plan a full-day trip to go to Doi Inthanon or spend a night there. Otherwise you will be too rushed. It’s a popular attraction so lots of tour groups arrive during the day. Best time to see the wonders of nature are at sunrise and sunset, so try to factor that in.

Doi Inthanon National Park is open all year round. However, it has a dual-pricing policy, meaning foreigners pay much more than Thais. The entrance fee to the park for adults is 300 baht and 150 baht for children. Also, everyone pays 50 baht per car and 30 baht for a motorbike.

Getting there

Cool climes

You can hire a car or a motorbike for the day. It will take about 60 minutes to two hours to get to Doi Inthanon. You head out of Chiang Mai on the southbound Highway 108, which veers westwards towards the town of Chom Thong. The winding incline to Inthanon is the 109 Route. Alternatively, a slower but more family-friendly way of travelling there may be to go in a public pick-up truck – a yellow songtaew. Or, if you’re in a group, hiring a minibus will cost 1,000-1,500 baht for the day.

January is one of the best times to visit Doi Inthanon (another time is early November). In fact, the weather can get very cold, even frosty. The forest is in autumnal flux with many of the trees turning yellow and brown.

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The peak The highlight of Doi Inthanon is the peak, which is 2,565 metres above sea level. You can drive right to the top and park. There is a small military base with radio antennae and satellite nearby. Of course, you have to take a selfie in front of the sign reading, “The Highest Spot in Thailand”. And just behind the sign there is a forest path that leads to a wee stupa dedicated to King Inthawichayanon, the ruler of Chiang Mai around 120 years ago.

Ang Ka Nature Trail Close to the peak, look for the highly recommended Ang Ka Nature Trail, the highest wetland in the country. It traverses the forest via wooden bridges and footpaths, and is very mossy and slippery during rainy season. You’ll need just 20 to 30 minutes to stroll the path and ford the streams, but it’s well worth it. This is a watershed area and is often misty. Look out especially in January for the blooming Red Azalea. You might also be interested to know there are over 380 species of birds in this area.

Kiew Mae Pan Nature Trail Kiew Mae Pan is one of the most popular and beautiful nature trails in the North. You can walk easily and comfortably on this three-kilometer route which takes about 2-3 hours. The highlights of Kiew Mae Pan are the wild flora on the landscape; look for the Zingiberaceae flowering plants (related to the ginger family) and lots and lots of moss and lichen covering the trees. If you’re lucky, you may see a goral rummaging around the cliff-face. Take time

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to breathe in the fresh air while listening to the sound of the babbling waterfalls. This is a true paradise for nature lovers and anyone who wants to escape the chaos of the city for a day.

Flowers of Doi Inthanon January is the season for blooms and is one of the highlights of any trip to Doi Inthanon. Along the road to the peak, especially the last 10 kilometers, you’ll see Wild Himalayan Cherry or Thai Sakura trees, as well as white and red azalea. You can also stroll through a small and well-tended garden near the peak.

Wachiratharn Waterfall This is one of the largest waterfalls in the country and flows some 80 meters over a terraced cliff. Standing in front of the cascade, you can close your eyes and listen to the crashing of water; it helps you realise the magnificence and splendor of nature. We would like to recommend you try one of the restaurants in this vicinity. The stores also sell souvenirs and good food products.

Stay overnight There are many reasons why tourists love to stay at Doi Inthanon. First is that they do not want to hurry, and enjoy spending as much time as possible absorbing the beauty of nature. Another reason is to experience the cold misty atmosphere, something other parts of Thailand never see or feel. You can watch the stars at night and then wake up to a sunrise over a sea of mist. You’ll find a camp site at KM 30 (Khun Klang village). It has a National Park Office, and rents out tents and sleeping bags for about 300-500 baht a night. A nice icy morning shower is included free!

Dos & Don’ts Doi Inthanon is a national park, so they have strict rules to avoid damaging the ecosystem, as well as protecting visitors from dangerous cliffs and other areas. Of course you would never drop litter, but also note that you are not allowed to build a fire in the park. Carry plastic bags with you to take away any garbage when you leave. Also, keep to the marked trails and take care not to disturb any wildlife.

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因他农——久湄班雨林

在泰国最高地

观云海 清迈在北方人的眼里是个温暖舒服的地方,但清迈在泰 国人及热带国家的游客心中,却是体验冬日寒冷的神秘仙境, 至少温度计上个位数温度还是挺让人兴奋的。因他侬山是泰国 第一高山,这里一年四季都是游客打卡签到的首要景点,就 像“不到长城非好汉”一样。 本期GUIDELINEStravel《阅游》,我们将带大家前往尽享 万千游客之宠的因他侬山,探秘原始森林,寻找摄影师镜头下 的高山云海。

行前准备 因他侬山距离城区40公里,有多种方式可以出游,比 如:自驾、骑摩托车和参加一日游旅行团。其间会在路上花费 一个半小时的时间,沿108号公路出城转1009公路。其次从清 迈宗通县宗通寺外也可以乘坐上山的线路黄车,人多的话建议 包车前往(1000-1500泰铢/次),但要赶早儿。不要带太多行 李,一瓶水和相机足够,着登山装,保暖外套(不必太厚)。

因他侬山进山费 因他侬山一年四季对游客开放,成人300泰铢、儿童150 泰铢、汽车进山费50泰铢、摩托车进山费30泰铢。

旅行亮点 每年12月至1月底是进山的最佳季节,此时的气温会降到 最低,路边的樱花逐渐开放,原始森林内的常绿植物保持最佳 生长状态。

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山顶 因他农山海拔2565米,大家都会去有“暹罗最 高地” (The Highest Spot in Thailand)字样的地方拍照 留念,其次是去有大型温度显示牌前“打卡”,温度 越低越兴奋,之后沿着山涧小道参拜“清迈城主”的 灵骨塔,出来有休息站和咖啡馆。

“安咖”自然小道

对面的山腰腹地是有名的“安咖”(Ang Ka Nature Trail) 自然小道,这是泰国唯一的高山湿地。沿着布满苔藓 的阶梯往下走,仿佛进入童话般的世界。小溪、千年 玫瑰、苔藓、地衣,偶尔发散出的薄雾,宛如话剧开 演一般把大家瞬间带入剧情,鸟儿们的叫声是本剧的 旁白,据说这里有380种珍稀鸟类。

“久湄班”森林徒步 泰北最受欢迎的森林徒步线路,全长仅3公里, 但来回需要走2-3小时,穿过原始森林,我们将会看到 传说中的云海奇观。 进山前,最好在休息站吃点东西,因为只能带 水进山,不可以带零食。在进山口需要登记几人成 团,10个人以下需要配备1-2名进山导游,10人以上需 要配备2名以上的导游,负责沿路讲解及游客安全,每 雇用一名导游,费用200泰铢。 走进原始森林,参天大树高昂耸立,形成天然 屏,山涧湍流的瀑布泉水滋养着万千植物。有许多寄 生根植物和蕨类植物,枯木随意倒下,新的植物又从 它身上再次生长。

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导游会指导游客坐下休息,调节呼吸保持体力,大 概一小时后就能看见前方好似洞口大小的亮光,当我们 迎上去时,仙境般的云海扑面而来,大家都惊呼“太美 了”!一路上我们还会看到象征情比金坚的“爱情之 石”,娇媚的千年玫瑰。

瓦奇拉瀑布 下山后我们会经过泰国最大的瀑布——瓦奇拉瀑 布,瀑布高度落差80米,瀑布冲击力极强,当你努力走 到观景台,却早已被溅起的水雾浸湿。尽管如此,为了 一睹瓦奇拉瀑布的风采,游客们还是不惜一切代价冲上 去,感受那山水间的磅礴气势。 瓦奇拉瀑布景区有公共卫生间、停车场和食品区, 大家可以选择在这里吃饭,补充体力。这里的菜价不 贵,口味和菜品都比较适中,并且有当地的特产小吃可 以带走。

在因他侬山露营 如果大家打算在此露营,出发之前一定要做好更充 足的准备。首先保暖设备一定要准备齐全,还有露营设 备和充足的食物和水,虽说各个露营点都有帐篷租赁, 价格300-500泰铢/顶,但保暖设备还是自己多准备点比 较好。除此之外,因他侬山还有多家度假村酒店和民 宿,可以提前预订。

爱护森林 注意言行 因他侬山属于国家森林保护区,对游客有较为严格 的规定,不能破坏自然资源,并且园区配有多名巡山护 林人员。零食不能带入原始森林,垃圾扔在规定区域, 或者打包带回山下。未经允许,不可燃放火苗。保持安 静,不大声喧哗。

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New Year’s Resolutions great things to do in Chiang Mai this January 7

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1. Scale a misty mountain For many visitors, double-digit temperatures are anything but cold. But here in Thailand, we are freeeeeezzzzing!!! Don your hiking boots, your hat and scarf, and head up one of the country’s highest peaks, perhaps Doi Inthanon, Doi Luang Chiang Dao, Doi Suthep or Doi Tung. These are scenic spots and if you can camp overnight or arrive before dawn, you’ll find yourself floating on a sea of morning mist.

2. Rickshaw you way around the Old City Of course you can walk, jog, cycle or even take a tuk-tuk, but why not indulge in the old-fashioned tried and tested rickshaw ride? You can find tricycle riders (most of them are quite elderly and friendly, but don’t speak much English) at Chiang Mai Gate or Ton Lamyai Market. A rickshaw ride starts at 200 baht and takes about 30-40 minutes. It’s a slow and simple way to appreciate the town, and helps uphold a healthy traditional career – that of the rickshaw rider.

3. Don’t forget to smell the flowers January is the best month of the year to see flowers blossoming in the surrounding hills, as well as the parks and gardens around the city. The highlight of this season is the bloom of the Wild Himalayan Cherry or Thai Sakura, which you can see on the south side of the moat. Visit highland royal projects or the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden to see more. From 2–4 February, you can catch the Chiang Mai Flower Festival in the southwestern corner of the moat. It’s spectacular!

4. Go on elephant safari The cool season is the best time of year to visit elephants in northern Thailand, and many of the elephant conservation centres arrange special activities so that you can get up close and friendly with these beautiful creatures without exploiting or scaring them. Try the Elephant Nature Park in Mae Taeng, Friends of the Asian Elephant Hospital in Lampang or Patara Elephant Farm on the Samoeng Road.

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5. Take a hike! January is the best time for hiking or trekking because the nature trails are dry, the weather is cool, and the forests are gorgeously painted in autumnal hues. A very popular one-day trail, not too far from Chiang Mai city, is at Doi Intahanon. It’s called the Kiew Mae Pan nature trail. It will take three or four hours and you’ll be rewarded with stunning panoramas and photogenic vistas. If you’re feeling even more energetic, try the Doi Luang Chiang Dao climb. You’ll need to book in advance with the park rangers, who’ll arrange a guide, pots and pans for cooking, and overnight tents. Well worth it!

6. Wake up and smell the coffee The northern region of Thailand has in recent years become well respected for its premium-grade Arabica coffee beans, which are grown in the highland villages near Chiang Mai. Now that the winter is here (yes, this is winter), coffee manufacturers try to maximize the amount of beans they roast. The result is that you can breathe in that sweet aroma of fresh coffee every time you walk through the doors of a café or bistro. Aaahhh, lovely!

7. Strawberry fields forever A relatively new crop in the former opium plantations around Chiang Mai, every year the strawberries get bigger and better and sweeter. Prepare yourself for the annual Strawberry Festival in Samoeng district, about an hour’s drive from town. It takes place in mid-January, and is a wonderful chance to experience a Thai village fair, as well as the jams, wines and delicious fresh strawberries at the stalls.

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2018年开启全新的

“一月清迈之旅” —7件事 留住清迈冬天

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1.一月的山雾云海 都说泰国没冬天,但是到了山区,那还真教 人瑟瑟发抖。不论是去因他农山国家公园,还是清 道山原始森林,或者最近的素贴山景区,都能看到 云海奇观,依稀可见的山顶瞬间又被云雾压下去, 要是能刚看见洒满冰霜的树叶和小草,对于泰国人 来说,这个冬天才算圆满。

2.一月的古城清迈 一月,孩儿们还在上学,大部分公司员工都 还在加班拼绩效,此时的你如果还能在清迈古城瞎 转悠,说明你已经很幸福了。 阳光温暖照人,天空湛蓝无比,街上没有那 么多的游客,也没有太多的车辆。习惯了单独行走

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或者骑自行车的你,不妨试试让三轮车夫带 你游古城,价钱200泰铢起,时长30-40分 钟,时而快速时而悠哉的体验三轮车夫脚下 的古城之美。

3.一月的鲜花 一月是泰北鲜花开得最美的季节,空 气湿润,气候宜人,最适合冬季鲜花持久绽 放。除了皇家花博园、诗丽吉皇后花园、会 帕派玫瑰园以及清莱的皇太后花园是你赏花 之地,千万不要错过城里花园餐厅。 此时漫山遍野的樱花也开了,不论是 因他农山的坤旺,还是安康山皇家项目基地 都是赏樱花的好去处。


4.一月的大象 一月的大象不会和其他时候的大象有啥差 异,但是一月在清迈的你会比其他时候心情更 好。没有烈日暴晒,没有闷热的阴雨,宛如玻璃 般纯净的天空是和大象在户外相处的好时机。清 迈有不少义工性质的组织正在吸引着大量游客前 去打扫大象便便,帮大象洗澡。

5.一月的清迈菜 不是刻意制造悬念,是你真的只有在冬季 才能吃到正宗的清迈特色。 一月,去年的最后一茬稻米已经圆满收 成,你不想尝尝这新米做得美味吗?清迈属高海 拔山区,自古就有诸多储存食物的方法,以至延 续一个冬天的美味,虽然有冰箱的低温帮忙还原 这些传统菜肴的口感,但正宗的清迈菜离不开自 然低温保存。

6.一月的咖啡时光 众所周知泰北地区盛产阿拉比卡(小粒咖 啡),特别到了冬季,各家咖啡公司老板和咖啡师 都有明确肯定,此时收获的咖啡豆,最能烘焙出浓 香四溢、恰到好处的咖啡,冲泡出的咖啡口感更加 接近阿拉比卡的国际标准。所以说,在这种一切近 乎完美的环境下,你还站在咖啡馆前犹豫些什么。

7.一月的草莓节 说到清迈草莓节,我总能想起国内盛大空前 的草莓音乐节,虽然两者之前相差甚远,但给我的 感觉就是“一年比一年有味道”。清迈的音乐人有 名,时刻都能感受到音乐的气息;清迈的草莓也很 有名,个头不大,酸酸甜甜,独具个性。 一月要去沙蒙山摘草莓,那里有美食、美 酒,还有让你爱不释手的山地特产。

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great finds

Let’s Relax Spa 放轻松水疗馆

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放轻松水疗馆

Thailand’s Boutique Day Spa chain has more than 25 venues across the country, and has now launched the fabulous Let’s Relax Spa at the One Nimmam shopping plaza in Chiang Mai. Leave your troubles at the door and indulge in some luxurious pampering sessions. Try a traditional Thai massage, a fragrant aromatherapy oil treatment, a healing hot stone massage or a herbal compress. For ultimate relaxation, enjoy a “four-hand massage” performed by two therapists simultaneously – a true treat for your tired muscles.

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泰国的精品水疗全国有近25家体验馆,如今在 清迈早已小有名气的 Let’s Relax 放轻松水疗馆继 长康路主店开始,打入清迈古城核心路段“周末夜 市主路”二分店之后,于2017年底正式加入宁曼路 最大豪华商业区One Nimmam “宁曼一号” ,成 功续航第三分店。抛除您的烦恼,尽情享受最专业 的水疗呵护。体验泰式按摩、芳香精油按摩、热石 按摩和泰式草药按压熏疗,如果想升级您的放松体 验,不妨来一次“四手按摩”,这是缓解肌肉疲劳 的最佳方法。

Let’s Relax Spa 1 Nimmanhaemin Rd., Suthep, Muang Chiang Mai


Coffee de Candle 烛光咖啡馆 Nestled down a narrow alley, Coffee de Candle is a tranquil bistro surrounded by shady trees where you can find a quiet corner to read a book and relax. Free Wi-Fi is available, and guests can also feed the fish in their pond. Select from a variety of Thai, international and authentic Laotian dishes, as well as fresh coffee and bakery, in a relaxing ambiance with the choice of either an outdoor garden overlooking a pond or indoor air-conditioned dining.

206/1 Moo 6, San Phak Wan, Chiang Mai Open Daily: 10am–10pm Tel. 09-4634- 8912 Facebook: coffeeDeCandle

烛光咖啡馆 烛光咖啡馆坐落在杭东居民区,穿过小巷既能到达这安静 悠闲的休息之地,白天适合看书放松,喂喂池塘里的小鱼,享 受树荫下的清凉。夜晚的烛光咖啡馆摇身一变,成了周边游客 和居民都喜欢的小酒馆。借由老板娘会做拿手老挝菜的缘由, 烛光小酒馆提供足够的老挝啤酒,还有老挝木瓜沙拉以及多款 琅勃拉邦特色美味菜肴。

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great finds

Away Chiang Mai Thapae Resort 清迈养生塔佩度假酒店

Tucked away down a quiet lane, Away Chiang Mai Thapae Resort immerses you in holiday bliss. Decorated with dark wooden floors, white balustrade balconies and unique roof details, Away’s architecture and design have a pronounced colonial character infused with Lanna cultural notes. The resort hosts the Moreganic restaurant which serves an array of mouthwatering dishes, both western and Thai, all with fine and fresh ingredients. Moreganic Vegetarian restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

9 Soi 1 Kotchasarn Road., Changklan, Muang, Chiang Mai Tel. (053) 904 974 www.awayresorts.com FACebook: awaychiangmai

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清迈养生塔佩度假酒店 地处清迈塔佩门黄金旅游社区的养生塔佩度假酒店,是您享受理想度假之旅的最佳休 息地,也是您体验清迈淳朴民风民情的最好落脚点。深色木质结构的地板,搭配纯白主色调 的栏杆、阳台和墙壁,充满殖民地风格的兰纳民族特色打破了以往人们对传统兰纳风情的认 知,每一处很小的雕花装饰都能体现酒店设计的精益求精。酒店提供各式西方菜肴及泰国美 食,提及“养生”一词,就不得不说此酒店的“素食旅行酒店”的创举,这对于偏爱素食的 旅行者再适合不过了。

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great finds

Holiday Spa Wellness and Salon 假日SPA温泉水疗沙龙

Set in the newly launched Mövenpick Suriwongse Hotel Chiang Mai, this is a new spa offering beauty treatments and true relaxation therapies, which will relieve your aching limbs from head to toe. Choose from a menu including: Body and Mind Therapies, Traditional Thai Massage, Herbal Hot Compress Massage, Thai Oil Massage, Aromatherapy Massage and many spa packages. You can also get a stylish haircut or facial treatment in the adjoining Hair and Beauty Salon.

Holiday Spa Wellness and Salon Mövenpick Suriwongse Hotel Chiang Mai, 110 Chang Klan Rd., Muang, Chiang Mai Open daily: 10am–10pm

假日SPA温泉水疗沙龙 清迈苏瑞旺丝酒店是一家全新的高端度假酒店,靠近清迈夜 市,同时拥有全新的SPA水疗按摩中心,提供美容护肤和帮助您舒 缓身心的放松水疗按摩,是您的全身都能得到平衡缓解。例如身心 平衡疗法、传统泰式按摩、草药热敷按摩、芳香精油按摩和多款特 效水疗套餐。您还可以在酒店配备的高级环境中享受美容美发沙 龙,时尚造型及面部护理。 54


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Young Folk Bean & Brew 旧物物语咖啡馆

If you’re spending a day out of town, perhaps heading to Doi Inthanon, stop in at the town of Chom Thong, where you’d be advised to seek out a delightful coffee shop called Young Folk Bean & Brew (surely an inquisitive name?). Situated in a lovely garden, it’s a place where you can just sit back and relax for hours. The café is actually located inside an old wooden garage adjoined to the owner’s house – and what a wonderful job he has done, making it look like a cottage from a fairy tale. The “cottage” is surrounded by greenery and has stunning mountain views, and serves up a selection of refreshing teas and coffee.

旧物物语咖啡馆 在宗通县距离河边不远的村落,这是一家朋友特别推荐的咖啡 馆。它没有华丽的装饰,满屋子都是充满回忆的旧物,有小时候的 玩具,还有边角已经磨平了的课桌,下午4点的斜阳透过纯白的纱 帘投射在桌上、地板上,和平静的绿植身上。

Khuang Pao, Chom Thong, Chiang Mai Open daily: 7.30am–5.30pm Tel. 06-2269-6636

咖啡馆是Bom的,一名时刻都在咖啡机后面忙活儿的男子。咖啡馆里有太多老物件,每件东西都好想带走,但都是主人 的收藏。在这个不大的院落里,有吊脚楼,有农田,有木桥,还有童年的旧单车,仿佛时间折叠,看见过去的自己。

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菠萝饭 Baked Rice With Pineapple

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相同, 化看似 饮食文 件 地 各 然 自 条 东南亚 文化和 生改 地地域 发 各 断 据 上不 但又根 和做法 中国西 ,在口味 饭,在 萝 的不同 菠 的 为 味 美 比 一带广 变。好 东南亚 其 地区及 及 族 饭 民 萝 南少数 传统菠 国 泰 勃发 尤其是 济的蓬 流传, 旅游经 着 随 ,并 。 受欢迎 声大噪 展而名

食材 (两人份)米饭2碗、鲜虾100克、菠萝肉50克、 西餐火腿肉50克、鲜墨鱼50克、洋葱粒2大匙、青椒 粒2大匙、胡萝卜粒2大匙、香葱碎2大匙、炸腰果50 克、黄油20克、咖喱粉1茶匙、砂糖1茶匙、生抽1大 匙、白胡椒1/2茶匙、耗油1大匙、菠萝壳1颗

做法 1.准备白饭,注意白米饭要粒粒分开,不能黏 稠。 2.火腿片切小块,鲜虾去壳洗净切开背部去虾线。 3.准备调料白糖、耗油、生抽、白胡椒面、蒜 末、黄油、洋葱粒、小葱碎备用;准备半颗菠萝,取 出菠萝肉切丁,留菠萝壳备用。 4.开火,待锅烧热下黄油,黄油融化后放入蒜末 和洋葱粒翻炒,香味开始散发的时候放虾和墨鱼丁, 待虾肉半熟成型的时候,倒入准备好的火腿片、青椒

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和胡萝卜丁,翻炒一会儿之后把剩余配料也全部加入锅 中。 5.倒入准备好的米饭,继续翻炒,直到锅中食物水分逐 渐收干,加入菠萝丁和香葱碎,翻炒均匀即可出锅。 6.把菠萝饭盛入准备好的菠萝壳中,撒上烤香的腰果, 稍加点缀即可上桌。

Tip 菠萝饭的秘诀重在选择好的菠萝, 不可太甜太软,也不可太酸。

Whole Earth 营业时间:11:00am.-10:00pm. 扫描二维码回复“菠萝饭” 【保存制作方法链接品尝店家及地址】


泰北炖肉 羹酣咧

Burmese Pork Curry

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他各 地区其 与泰北 食 美 酣咧” 地 肉“羹 清迈本 ) 泰北炖 , 似 府之一 食相 泰北17 地的美 地尤 难府( 两 , ) 性 表 河沿岸 最具代 莱湄公 化影 县(清 饮食文 和清盛 受缅甸 道 一 ,这是 美食。 为突出 的泰北 响极深

食材 猪颈肉 300克、五花肉200克、甘蔗汁2大匙、酸角 汁3大匙、姜丝1/2碗、大蒜1/2碗、炒花生米2大匙、 菠萝肉2大匙、憨咧粉2大匙

腌料 干辣椒7颗、干小米辣4颗、红蒜头3颗、大蒜20 瓣、香茅草碎2大匙、高良姜碎1大匙、盐1茶匙、虾酱 1/2大匙

做法 1.把猪颈肉和五花肉分别切1.5寸长宽的肉块。 2.用石臼把所有汤料中提到的香料全部舂碎成泥 状。 3.取出腌料与肉块、菠萝、憨咧粉混合揉捏均匀, 静置1小时。

4.把腌好的肉倒入热锅中,少许清水,翻炒至水 开,再加适量清水,盖上锅盖,炖煮。 5.炖煮直到肉质软糯有弹性,加入甘蔗汁、酸角 汁,放入姜丝和蒜瓣儿,继续炖煮入味。 6.当汤汁渐少显浓稠的时候,放花生米关火出 锅。

Tip 酸角汁和虾酱的选择是做好 泰北憨咧炖肉的关键。

Aroon Rai 营业时间:11:30am.- 9:30pm. 扫描二维码回复“泰北炖肉羹酣咧” 【保存制作方法链接品尝店家及地址】

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清迈

2018

新年旅游新风向 新的一年又开始了,自2015年10月GUIDELIENS清迈《阅游》杂志的改版,已经度过 了两年多的时光,改版后的杂志以旅游资讯为主,并且正是的写入了大量中文信息。杂志主 张“以当地旅游达人的视角看清迈”(关注微信公众号:guidelinestravel),所以我们秉 持“信息真实、资讯准确、深度旅游、文化传承”的采编宗旨,把最清迈的故事,写给最爱 清迈的你。 2018年的清迈,将会是充满希望的开始,相较于以往保守的旅游市场,大家似乎已经 看到更多发展机会即将到来。如果说一两年前的清迈人可能还不能接受类似“十万中国游客 空降清迈”的空前盛状,但随着时间的推移,随着中泰两国友好互助的频繁交流,当地人也 意识到新旅游市场的重要性,只有发展优质及便捷的旅游服务,保持良好的空气环境,才能 吸引更多国家的游客前来观光旅游。作为新年开篇的第一期《阅游》中文专栏,我们将为大 家盘点未来几项适合清迈的新兴旅游,并整理关键有效的信息送给大家。

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高尔夫球旅行 Golf travel

早期亚洲热衷高尔夫球旅行的群体,大部分来自韩国及日本, 大家把高尔夫球运动与旅游放松相结合,带着自己的球具汇聚泰国清迈, 享受碧水蓝天下的专业高尔夫球场,品尝地道清迈美食。清迈有亚洲最 古老的球场 Gymkhana Golf Club and Sports Club,迄今有108 年的历 史,还有被评选为2007年“亚洲高尔夫月刊最佳新球场第三名”的清 迈高地高尔夫水疗度假村 Chiangmai Highland Golf & Spa Resort,只 要你是位高球爱好者,就不会拒绝清迈的高球会所服务,以及拥有国际 标准的球场。 Tip: 清迈皇家高尔夫度假村(The Royal Chiangmai Golf Resort) 北山高尔夫俱乐部(North Hills Golf Club) 清迈绿谷乡村俱乐部 (Chiang Mai Green Valley Country Club) 讪赛美乔水疗高尔夫度假酒店(Mae Jo Golf Resort & Spa Chiang Mai) 清迈因他农高尔夫自然度假村(Chiangmai Inthanon Golf and Natural Resort) 球星俱乐部(Star Dome Golf Club) 兰纳高尔夫球运动中心(Lanna Sports Center)

参加泰国马拉松竞赛 Marathon travel

至少从三四年前起吧,已经陆续有中国马拉松爱好者随团来到清 迈,大家在国内报名,有统一的组织单位负责报名和安排旅行中的必要 事宜,并按照当地时间参加当地举行的马拉松竞赛,其余时间安排当地 特色旅游。近两年来,这样以健康为主的主题旅行趋势越来越大,大家 都愈加明白运动的重要性,同时,清迈自然清新的氛围也是吸引马拉松 运动员争相报名的原因之一。 Tip: 益跑网(http://www.erun360.com/) 最酷(http://zuicool.com) CHINA RUN(https://www.chinarun.com) Sister Matathons(https://sistermarathons.org) MARATHON TOURS&TRAVEL(http://www.marathontours.com/ ChiangmaiMarathon(http://www.chiangmaimarathon.com/)

徒步清迈热带雨林 Trekking

清迈地处泰国高海拔地区,四面群山环绕,相较于周边各府来 说,没有太多重工产业,但却以出产农产品、食品及手工艺术品而出 名。总的来说,不论在传承地方文化,还是森林环境保护方面,政府和 民间组织都做了极大的努力,所以游客才能参观到清迈热带雨林奇观。 有很多徒步爱好者选择长居清迈,他们不去景点,不去寻访美食,但他 们却爱“巡山”。泰北地区包括清迈、湄宏顺、清莱和难府等多处山林 里都居住着不少的“高山族群”,他们是热带雨林中的精灵,他们会让 徒步者愈加爱上这片原始森林。

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自行车环游记 Bike tour

我第一次随自行车车队环游并不是在泰国,而是带泰国人去骑行大理-丽江-香格里拉。作 为后勤指导,我第一次学习了如何为自行车队提供专业后勤服务及补给。久居泰国之后,我发现 不论是泰国人还是中国人,大家都对“骑行”热情高涨,尤其是泰国各地风景秀丽,有时候机动 车走得太快,很容易错过太多美景。如果你在清迈有计划超过3天的旅行,我建议一定要参加自 行车骑行团,有专业的领队带你穿过古城,巡游真正的泰式村落;喜欢山地骑行的朋友,还可以 参加素贴山骑行一日游,或者沙蒙山骑行。如果你是专业骑手,不妨带着自己的自行车来泰 国,2个月的旅游签证时间,绝对让你爱上“泰国骑行”,如果是第一次出游,不妨报名参加定 期举办的自行车比赛。 Tip: 亚洲自行车赛事网(http://asiaroadbike.com/zh) Ggrasshopper Adventures(https://www.grasshopperadventures.com/) 游侠客(http://www.youxiake.com/qixing/) 清迈高山骑行俱乐部(www.mountainbikingchiangmai.com

旅行中的禅修 Meditation travel

面对都市繁忙的工作,自然会忽略周遭的生活,当你把大部分时间侍奉于工作的时候,即 便自己的身体状况亮起红灯,也不一定能察觉。偶尔的休假,也有可能为了要照顾到人际关系的 搭建与维持而失去宝贵的休息时间。这么说来,我们何时才能真正的放下呢? 2018年,“以禅修为目的的旅行”将会越来越多,这不是长期出家,也不是劫富济贫的慈 悲之路,这是为了你自己而去“闭关修心”的旅行。清迈自古拥有成百上千座庙宇,人们礼佛听 经,习以为常。清迈各地的禅修院也在尽自己的努力,让普通人能够以学习修心来规范自身行 为。当然,清迈人也并不是只信奉佛教,清迈有不少基督、穆斯林和天主教等其他教徒。 Tip: 乌汶禅修寺院(Wat Pah Nanachat) 瓦帕西春禅修院(Wat Phra Si Chom Thong Insight ) 清迈乌蒙国际禅修(International Meditation Centre) 泰北国际禅修(Northern Insight Meditation Centre)

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医疗旅游 Medical examination holiday

把旅游和健康体验,以及康复服务结合到一起的出游形式,我们称 之为医疗旅游。东南亚国家中,泰国的医疗旅游服务行业日渐壮大,其 中最离不开泰国的自然环境,其次是拥有国际标准认证的国际医院,目 前泰国已经有近35家医院获得JCI(国际卫生机构认证联合委员会用于对美 国以外的医疗机构进行认证的附属机构)审核,并获得资格证书。以曼谷 医院为例,不仅配备多个国家的语言翻译,同时对不同国籍病人采用不 同且较为合适的治疗方案。目前曼谷医院已经在清迈开设分院,除此之 外,清迈还有兰医院等多家国际私立医院服务大众。 Tip: 清迈兰医院(Chiangmai Ram Hospital) 清迈医院(Maharaj Nakorn Chiangmai Hospital) 清迈曼谷医院(Bangkok Hospital)

英语夏令营 Summer English Camp

中国有句老话“再穷不能穷教育”,中国大部分父母都会把最好的 留给孩子。时代在变,社会也在变,大家都想让自家孩子接受最好的教 育,有机会和有条件的家长也会选择提早送孩子出国拓宽眼界,即便在 国内接受传统教育,也想让孩子出去增长见识。不论是在国内报补习班 还是带着孩子前往语言环境不错的国家,“望子成龙”、“不能输在起 跑线上”永远都是父母心中的奋斗目标。基于清迈拥有良好生活氛围及 国际化的社会环境,陆续有较多的中国家长选择把孩子护送到清迈的英 语夏令营,短期的寓教于乐,让孩子在欢乐的活动中与外教交流,在实际 运用中学会说英文 Tip: NES (http://www.language.neseducation.com/) WALEN (http://www.thaiwalen.com/) YMCA (http://www.ymcachiangmai.org/) CEC (http://www.ceclanguageschool.com/) PTIS (https://ptis.ac.th/) 61


AIRLINE SCHEDULES THAI AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL CHIANG MAI TO BANGKOK TG 103

1005

1125

Daily

TG 105

1040

1155

Daily

TG 111

1520

1635

Daily

TG 117

1920

2040

Daily

TG 121

2050

2210

Daily

TG 2177

0615

0730

Daily

TG 5947

0655

0815

Daily

TG 5949

1000

1120

Daily

TG 5951

1145

1305

Daily

TG 2161

1220

1330

Daily

TG 5953

1410

1530

Daily

TG 2169

1540

1655

Daily

TG 5955

1715

1835

Daily

TG 2165

1725

1840

Daily

TG 5957

1910

2030

Daily

TG 5959

2140

2300

Daily

TG 2167

2155

2310

Daily

BANGKOK TO CHIANG MAI TG102

0750

0910

Daily

TG 104

0830

0950

Daily

TG 110

1315

1425

Daily

TG 116

1710

1830

Daily

TG 5950

1210

1325

Daily

TG 5954

1510

1625

Daily

TG 2164

1540

1655

Daily

TG120

1840

2000

Daily

TG2168

0700

0815

Daily

TG5946

0800

0915

Daily

TG5948

0945

1100

Daily

NOK AIR CHIANG MAI - BANGKOK (DON MUANG) DD8301 DD8303 DD8307 DD8311 DD8313 DD8315 DD8319 DD8325 DD8327

0745 0830 1045 1230 1425 1525 1810 2110 2210

0850 0935 1150 1340 1530 1630 1915 2220 2320

DD8300 DD8302 DD8306 DD8310 DD8312 DD8314 DD8318 DD8316 DD8324 DD8326

0605 0650 0905 1040 1240 1350 1630 1705 1900 2025

0715 0800 1015 1155 1350 1500 1740 1840 2010 2135

BANGKOK AIRWAYS CHIANG MAI TO BANGKOK

PG 222 PG 216 PG 224 PG 907 PG 226 PG 220 PG228

0655 1000 1145 1410 1715 1910 2140

0815 1120 1305 1530 1835 2030 2300

BANGKOK TO CHIANG MAI

1020

1135

Daily

1710

1825

Daily

TG5958

1935

2050

Daily

CHIANG MAI - SAMUI

1950

2105

Daily

2230

Daily

TG 2176

2220

2335

Daily

THAI AIRWAYS (DOMESTIC): 240 Prapokklao Rd., Muang, Chiang Mai Tel. (053) 920 921 -34, (053) 920 999 www.thaiairways.com

Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

PG244 PG242

0800 0945 1210 1510 1710 1935 2115 0900 1250

0915 1100 1325 1625 1825 2050 2230 1045 1435

SAMUI - CHIANG MAI PG241

1020

1210

CHIANG MAI - PHUKET PG248

1430

1640

PHUKET - CHIANG MAI PG 247

1130

1340

Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

0725 0820 1025 1215 1325 1415 1530 1635 1730 1845 2115 2220

0825 0925 1140 1330 1435 1530 1645 1750 1845 2000 2245 2345

Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

BANGKOK TO CHIANG MAI FD3416 FD3437 FD3443 FD3435 FD3447 FD3441 FD3433 FD3445 FD3431 FD3439 FD3425 FD3427 FD3429 FD3419

0510 0640 0840 1030 1135 1225 1345 1440 1545 1655 1930 2035 2125 2140

0625 0750 0940 1145 1255 1345 1500 1605 1700 1810 2045 2150 2235 2255

FD3160 FD3162 FD3168

0610 1300 2145

0810 1505 2350

Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

PHUKET - CHIANG MAI FD3159 FD3161 FD3167

0840 1035 1920

1040 1230 2115

Daily Daily Daily

CHIANG MAI - HAT YAI FD3064 FD408

0625 1450

0820 1700

Daily Daily

HAT YAI - CHIANG MAI FD3065 FD409

0900 1740

1110 1930

Daily Daily

CHIANG MAI - KRABI FD3070 FD3074

1150 1600

1410 1805

Daily Daily

KRABI - CHIANG MAI FD3071 FD3075

1450 1845

1645 2035

Daily Daily

CHIANG MAI - SURATTHANI Daily

FD5422 FD5420

Daily

SURATTHANI - CHIANG MAI

Daily

FD5423 FD5421

Chiang Mai Office: 2nd Fl., Chiang Mai International Airport, A. Muang, Chiang Mai 50000. Tel. (053) 281 519 Fax: (053) 281 520. www.bangkokair.com

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FD3417 FD3438 FD3444 FD3436 FD3448 FD3442 FD3434 FD3446 FD3432 FD3440 FD3426 FD3428

CHIANG MAI - PHUKET

TG2160

2115

Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

Chiang Mai International Airport, 1st Fl. Tel. (053) 922 183 www.nokair.com

TG 5956

TG 2166

CHIANG MAI TO BANGKOK

BANGKOK (DON MUANG) CHIANG MAI

PG215 PG270 PG217 PG262 PG906 PG227 PG221

TG5960

THAI AIR ASIA

0735 1110 0955 1330

0905 1300 1120 1515

Daily Daily Daily Daily

For Reservations: Tel. (053) 922 170 www.airasia.com


THAI LION AIR CHIANG MAI TO BANGKOK (Don

CHIANG MAI TO BANGKOK

Muang International Airport)

(สุวรรณภูมิ)

SL525

0650

0805

SL523

0800

SL507

1015

SILK AIR

THAI SMILE

Daily

WE177

0915

Daily

1145

Daily

CHIANG MAI - SINGAPORE MI705

0615

0730

Daily

WE161

1220

1330

Daily

WE169

1540

1655

Daily

SL511

1330

1445

Daily

WE165

1725

1840

Daily

SL513

1545

1700

Daily

WE167

2155

2310

Daily

SL515

1710

1830

Daily

SL517

1805

1935

Daily

BANGKOK (Don Muang International Airport) TO CHIANG MAI SL506

Daily

BANGKOK(สุวรรณภูมิ) TO CHIANG MAI

WE168

0700

0815

WE160

1020

1135

Daily

WE164

1540

1655

Daily

0935

SL508

0940

1055

Daily

WE166

1950

2105

Daily

SL510

1130

1245

Daily

WE176

2220

2335

Daily

SL512

1340

1455

Daily

1455

1610

Daily

SL516

1550

1705

Daily

WE171

SL518

1830

1945

Daily

SL522

2000

2110

Daily

PHUKET - CHIANG MAI

SL524

2240

2355

Daily

Thai Lionair Call Center: 89/46 Vibhavadi Rangsit Road., Sanambin Sub-District, Don Muang District, Bangkok 10210. Tel. 02-142-9988, 02-529-9999 www.lionairthai.com

CHIANG MAI - PHUKET

WE272

0940

1235

1135

1430

2145

Mon/Sun

MI706

1450

1650

Sun

132 Central Duangtawan Hotel, Loykroh Rd.,T. Changklan Tel. (053) 904 985-7 Fax: (053) 904 988 www.silkair.com

Daily

0820

SL514

1740

SINGAPORE - CHIANG MAI

LAO AIRLINES CHIANG MAI - LUANG PRABANG QV 636

Daily

1515

1615

Daily

LUANG PRABANG - CHIANG MAI QV 635

1315

1415

Daily

Daily

Chiang Mai International Airport, A. Muang, Chiang Mai 50000. Tel. (02) 118 8888 www. thaismileair.com

Lao AIRLINES Office: Nakorn Ping Condo 1st Fl., 2/107 Ratchapluek Rd., T.Chang Puak, A. Muang, Chiangmai 50300Tel. (053) 223 401 Fax: (053) 223 400. E-mail: <qvcnx@loxinfo.co.th> www.laoairlines.com

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KOREAN AIR

2355

0650+ 1

Daily

SEOUL - CHIANG MAI KE 667

1840

DRAGONAIR

CHIANG MAI - YANGON

CHIANG MAI - SEOUL KE 668

AIR BAGAN

W9 608

1720

1810

CHIANG MAI - HONG KONG Sun/Tue/Thu

YANGON - CHIANG MAI

2240

Daily

W9 607

1420

1610

KA233

1120

1500

Tue/Fri

KA233

1825

2200

Sat/Sun/ Mon/Wed/Thu

Tue/Thu/Sun

HONG KONG - CHIANG MAI Reservation and more information: Tel. (053) 922 556, (053) 922 557, (02) 635 0465 www.koreanair.com

more information: Tel. (053) 284 985-6, (083) 178 7771 Fax. (053) 284 986 www.airbagan.com

HONGKONG EXPRESS

CHINA EASTERN AIRLINES

MU2594

1755

2025

Daily

MU2596

1850

2120

Daily

KUNMING - CHIANG MAI 1600

1635

Daily

MU2595

1640

1715

Daily

more information: Tel. (02) 636 6980, (02) 134 2101 www.flychinaeastern.com

UO754

2000

2345

UO753

1715

1920

Th/Fr/Sa/Su

MORE INFORMATION: Tel. (02) 634 2552 GSA: AVS Express Co., Ltd., Email: sasatron.i@waa.co.th www.hkexpress.com

in Chiang Mai

138 Charoen Prathet Rd. Tel. (053) 275 277, http://afthailande.org /en/chiang-mai-branch/

领事馆 Consulate of Australia 236 Chiang Mai - Doi Saket Rd., Sansai district Tel. (053) 492 426 Consulate of Austria 15 M.1 Huay Kaew Rd. Tel. (053) 400 231 Consulate of Canada 151 Superhighway Chiang Mai – Lampang Rd., T. Tasala Tel. (053) 840 147

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Mon/Wed/Thu

*AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE Manit Transport Co., Ltd (GSA), 143 Rajchawong Rd., T. Changmoi, A. Muang, Chiang Mai 50300 Tel. (053) 252 988 Fax. (053) 251 417 www.dragonair.com

Mo/Tu/

Consulate of France (Alliance Francaise)

104-112 Tha Pae Rd. Tel. (053) 234 777

Tue/Fri Sat/Sun/

We/Th/Fr/Sa/Su

Consulates

Consulate of Finland

1005 1735

HONG KONG - CHIANG MAI

MU2593

111 Chang Lo Rd., T.Haiya Tel. (053) 274 614, http://chiangmai.chineseconsulate.org

0805 1520

CHIANG MAI - HONG KONG

CHIANG MAI - KUNMING

Consulate General of China

KA232 KA232

Consulate of Germany 199/163 Ban Nai Fun 2, Canal Rd. Tel: 053-838735 Consulate of India 33/1 Thung Hotel Rd., T. Wat Ket Tel. (053) 247 879, www.indianembassy.in.th

**airlines’ schedules are sometimes changed at short notice. Please call the phone to check the confirmed schedules.

Consulate of Peru 362/30 Charoenrat Rd. Usa Faham Village Tel. (053) 306 358 Consulate of the Philippines 176 M.3 San Phranet, Sansai Tel. (053) 351 278 Consulate of Portugal 88/58 Supalai Moda San Phi Suea Tel. (053) 106 147 Consulate of South Korea

Consulate of Italy

V-Group Building, Floor 3, |Huay Kaew Rd. Tel. (053) 223 119-23 ext. 204

101/136 Intawarorot Rd. Tel. (053) 212 925

Consulate of Sweden

Consulate General of Japan Room No.104-107 Airport Business Park, 90 Mahidol Rd. Tel. (053) 203 373, www.chiangmai.th.emb-japan.go.jp Consulate General of Myanmar 9/4 Maneenopparat Soi 3 T. Sriphum, Muang district Tel. (053) 216 191

186/84 Green Valley, Moo 5, Mae Rim district Tel. (053) 298 632 Consulate of Switzerland 153 Sridonchai Rd., T. Chang Klan Tel. (053) 283 900 Consulate General of the United States 387 Wtchayanon Rd., T. Chang Moi Tel. (053) 252 633, http://chiangmai. usconsulate.gov


BUS

CHIANG MAI ARCADE BUS STATION

WWW.GREENBUSTHAILAND.COM (053) 242 664

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE TIME

DURATION

ROUTE

TO BANGKOK Air-Conditioned Bus (X-Class) 10:30 10 hrs. More options for transport bus (Chiang Mai-Bangkok), please call 053-242 664 TO CHIANG RAI Air-Conditioned Bus (VIP) (V-Class) 8:15 / 10:15 3 hrs. *12:30 / 14:45 / (Fri, Sun) 17:15 / 18:00 (Fri, Sun) 18:30 / (Fri, Sun) 19:00 Air-Conditioned Bus (X-Class) (Sun-Fri) 7:00 / *7:45 / 9:00 3 hrs. (Sat) 09:30/ 10:30/ 11:00/ *12:15 13:15/ 15:00/ (Fri,Sun) 16:00/ (Mon-Thu,Sat)17:00/ (Fri,Sun) 18:30/ (Fri,Sun) 19:00 TO MAE SAI Air-Conditioned Bus (VIP) (V&X Class) (Mon) 05:15/ (Sat) 07:00/ 8:00/ 4 hrs. (Sun-Fri) 09:30/ (Fri,Sun) 16:30 Air-Conditioned Bus (A Class) 6:00/ (Mon-Thu,Sat)16:15/ (Fri,Sun)17:00 4 hrs. TO CHIANG KONG (Duration time 4 hrs. Route 671) Air-Conditioned Bus (VIP) (V&X Class) 8:00 8 hrs. Air-Conditioned Bus (X-Class) 9.30/14:30 8 hrs.

CHIANGPUAK BUS STATION BUSES FROM CHIANG MAI - SURROUNDING DISTRICTS DESTINATION FANG CHIANG DAO - FANG - MAE RIM - MAE TAENG - ELEPHANT CAMP - CHIANG DAO OM KOY MAE AI - THATON PEANGLOUNG WIENG HANG HOD DOI TAO SAN KHAMPAENG PRAO SAMOENG BAN WATCHAN LAMPHUN PAI MAE HONG SORN

DEPARTURE TIME

CHIANG MAI RAILWAY STATION:

27 CHAROEN MUANG RD., A. MUANG,

CHIANG MAI. (053) 244 795

CHIANG MAI- BANGKOK Express 102 Special Express 8 Express 52 Special Express 14 Special Express 2

06.30 08.50 15.30 17.00 18.00

BANGKOK- CHIANG MAI BANGKOK’S PRINCIPAL RAILWAY STATION; (02) 621 8701

DURATION

3 hrs. 3 hrs. 20 mins. 30 mins. 50 mins. 1 hr. N: 07:50, 13:30 4 hrs. N: 05:30,07:20, 09:00,10:30,11:30,13:30, 15:30 4 hrs. Minibus: 7:30,10:30,13:30, 15:30 3 hrs. N: 08:30,12:30 6 hrs. N: 05:00 - 17:30 (every 20 mins.) 2 hrs. N: 04:30, 05:30, 08:30, 10:30, 12:30, 14:30, 15:30, 18:00 3 hrs. 7.00-21.00 (every 10 minutes) 30 mins. 8.15-16.15 (every 30 minutes) 2 hrs. 9.00-16.00 (every 30 minutes) 40 mins. 9.00 & 11.00 6 hrs. 8.00-16.00 1 hrs. 6.30-17.30 (every 1 hour) 3 hrs. 7.00 5 hrs. 6.30-14.30 (every 30 minutes) 6 hrs. 7.00 8 hrs.

DP.

Special Express 7 Express 109 Special Express 1 Special Express 13 Express 51

08.30 13.45 18.10 19.35 22.00

AR.

3rdFARE

2nd FARE

21.10 19.25 05.25 06.15 06.50

231

391

19.30 04.05 07.15 08.40 12.10

166

166

619 619 170 170

(053) 211 586

Minibus: 07:30-16:30 (every 1 hr.) 5.30 -19.30 (every 30 minutes) 6.00-18.00 (every 10 minutes) 5.30-20.00 (every 10 minutes)

TRAIN

18

2nd FARE (Aircon)

BUS Minibus Orange

Blue Orange Red Blue White Red Yellow Yellow Blue-White VAN Bus VAN Bus

2nd FARE

2nd FARE

(Sleeper)

(Sleeper/Aircon)

531/581

751/821

1stFARE

(Sleeper/Aircon)

641 271

541

601/671

791/881 1,253/1,453 791/881 1,253/1,453

641 231

271

391

491/541

541

531/581

791/881

1,253/1,453

791/881

1,253/1,453

751/821

STATE RAILWAY OF THAILAND CALL CENTRE 1690 (24 HRS.) 65


index A

I

Aroon Rai Restaurant

12

AUA

25 B

S

Is Wheels

11 J

Jolie Femme

Baan Celadon

15

Buri Siri Hotel

9

11

8 27

D

Le Crystal

Mengrai Kilns

13

Elephant Poo Poo Paper Park

27

G Good View

13

29

Pioneer Cargo

15

Phungnoi Bakery

15

Punna Residence

Inside Front

R 12

Rarinjinda Spa Rice Barge Boat Trip

A NUMBERS GAME

Chiang Mai Police Station Bhuping Police Station Maharaj Nakorn Ping Hospital (Suan Dok)

15

4

The River Market

5

Tiger Kingdom

27

T.Y.L Corporation

12

V

191 1155 1672 (053) 248 604-5 1193 (053) 277 510 1178 or (053) 201 755-6 (053)242 2234 (053) 211 750 (053) 947 700

15

W Walen International School

15

X X-Centre

3

Y Back Cover

Yaang Come Village

15

Department Stores and Shopping Outlets

Important Phone Numbers Emergency Tourist Police Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) TAT Chiang Mai Highway Police Customs Office Immigration Bureau

6

The Duke’s Restaurant

Veerachai Court

P. Collection

H Huay Kaew Residence

63

P

7

E

15

N Nara Tour

Devarana Spa

Spotlight Bar

29

T

M

CLBS

66

Shiraz Jewelry

L

C Chilli Antiques & Arts

Shinawatra Thai Silk

Central Kad Suan Kaew Plaza Huay Kaew Rd. CentralFestival Chiang Mai (Superhighway Juvenile Court Intersection) CentralPlaza Chiang Mai Airport (close to Chiang Mai International Airport) Maya Lifestyle Shopping Mall (Rincome Intersection, near Nimmanhaemin Rd.) Big C Extra (Superhighway Rd.) Tesco Lotus (Superhighway Rd.)

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