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in Brief 14 Things to Know
Useful tips for roaming around Chiang Mai
16 Calendar
What’s going on around town
18 Local Talk
An inspiring interview with Siriluk Paritanung (Puii), Managing Director of Ginger and The House
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Experience pure northern flavours at the local fresh markets
36 3 Best Places for Nightlife in Chiang Mai Get down and boogie or listen
to live music over a few beers in the most popular areas for nightlife
46 Great Finds
Restaurants, cafés, accommodations and products for townsfolk and tourists alike
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Chinese Story
10 recommended local products from Warorot Market you can bring home as souvenirs
58 Thai Recipes
Authentic Thai dishes you can cook at home
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Bus / Train / Airline Schedules
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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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The elephant has been an icon within Thai society for centuries and has had a considerable impact on our culture, including its status as National Animal of Thailand. To honour this most gentle, yet powerful, of creatures, National Thai Elephant Day is being celebrated at the Maesa Elephant Camp on 13 March.
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First Visit
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Mass Transit Services
WELCOME March is the month that marks the end of Northern Thai winter and the beginning of hot season. It is often over 36 degrees, smoky and dusty for the next few months, so don’t be surprised when you see the locals wearing facemasks and balaclavas! This month, Guidelines Travel will take you on a kaleidoscope of fun at local markets where you can browse, eat and shop till you drop. We’ll also take an inside look at handicrafts communities, where you can appreciate some of the traditional arts from this region. And of course, we’ll give you secret tips on where to go for dining, touring and seeing all the sights. We hope you have fun in our fair city. Enjoy!
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
CALENDAR 9 March Folk music fundraiser for pets
2 March Moby is back!!
Get ready for the Folk Music Event & Art Market, or Folk Satwa, which will feature live performances and a gift market, with funds going towards a pets charity. We should be in for a treat with lots of folk and indie bands playing in an open-air ambience. Tickets are 100 baht each. For more info, go to: facebook.com/ rawyouhere.
If we talk about electronic-rock of the Notties, you can’t avoid discussing the cutting-edge works of Moby. Now he is back with a bang – his new album, Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt (based on the famous quote by Kurt Vonnegut) is out this month. Join the queue!
13 March Lampang fundraiser for elephants An annual fundraising event you should try to catch at least once is the Sa Tok Chang Lampang Foundation, which raises money for elephants and conservation work. The fair includes an impressive elephant parade, elephant show, an exhibition and the Lampang OTOP fair. See it all at the Thai Elephant Conservation Center, Hang Chat, Lampang
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2–7 March
Wake up and smell the coffee Coffee lovers, prepare to meet the greatest coffee fair in Southeast Asia: the ‘Thailand Coffee Fest 2018:A Journey of Coffee from the Coffee Trees to a Sip of Coffee’. This festival will gather top coffee industry representatives from the region, including coffee bean farmers, roasters, raw material producers, exporters, baristas, coffee shop owners and more. The rendezvous is at the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden, Mae Rim. Visitors welcome.
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Up, up and away in a beautiful balloon This marks the first time the Thailand International Balloon Festival has been held here at Cowboy Army Riding Club where the highlight will surely be the early morning and evening events when dozens of colourful hot-air balloons float and glow in the dark. The event will also feature lots of food stalls, workshops and live music. For more information, go to: www.thailandballoonfestival.com
22 March Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars If you love the blues, you already love Eric Clapton. His gentle classic songs are legendary. Inspired by a lifetime of musical success, this documentary, “Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars” follows Clapton around the world and looks inside his music. The documentary will be released on March 22 in specific theatres only. Check online for details.
Until 30 MarcH Jim Thompson Molam Bus rolls into town
Get ready for the bubbling rhythms and haunting voices of The Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band from Isarn, now that they has made a pit-stop in Chiang Mai. Parked in front of MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum in Sankampheang, the bus features a multi-media exhibition on Molam and the Cold War, and a stage for evening performances. The Molam Bus will be parked in front of MAIIAM until 30 March 2018.
9 March The Fratellis The Fratellis is a band that plays in the spirit of The Beatles. This is their first album in ten years, so look out for In Your Own Sweet Time, which comes out on 19 March. Check online for details.
22 March Mary Magdalene All Christians know the tale of Mary Magdalene, a controversial character who may have been Jesus Christ’s only female disciple. Her role has been debated and immortalised in many works, the latest of which is a Hollywood film directed by Garth Davis, and starring Rooney Mara and Joaquin Phoenix.
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“I was born, live and work in Chiang Mai. As a local, I feel bound to the relaxed Northern Thai lifestyle and the charming culture of the Old Quarter and bustling riverside port. I thoroughly recommend visitors to stay and spend their vacation in the Old Town, a neighbourhood where nobody seems to be in a hurry. Perhaps the best activity should be exploring and sampling the local street food and restaurants. Aroon Rai is a great little place for local recipes. Also try the Good View Bar and Restaurant, which is a great venue for delicious food, live music and an evening out overlooking the lovely Ping River. For those of you who like trekking, the mountains and rainforest at Doi Inthanon is an absolute must. “Have fun and enjoy Chiang Mai!” 我从小出生在清迈，也在清迈长大，如今一直在清迈工作。 关于清迈古城和从古城到滨河这一带，是我再熟悉不过的地方。 很多人都会因这里的美、单纯、慢生活而爱上清迈，尤其是街头 巷尾五彩斑斓装饰和清迈这座城散发出的迷人魅力。如果你来到 清迈，我非常想把清迈古城推荐给你，围绕着清迈的各个生活区 域是清迈多文化原生态的真实体现。不论是餐厅还是街边美食， 算不上百年老店但都是当地人几十年来热衷的一日三餐，特别是 地道的Arunrai Restaurant阿伦莱泰北菜餐厅，如果谈及街边美 食的话，我推荐大家一定要品尝清迈古城西南角的 Noodle Kaitun rodsawoei 沙维炖鸡米粉，晚餐最好要去Good View 吃一 次，不论是可以看山景的杭东店还是饱览滨河风景的河岸餐厅 店，Good View是清迈首屈一指的特色品牌保持者。话不多说， 祝大家清迈之旅愉快美满！
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Siriluk Paritanung (Puii),
Managing Director of Ginger and The House 丝丽露•帕丽塔南（Puii） 清迈Ginger and The House 餐厅董事总经理
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4 Must See Markets in Chiang Mai
The Thai marketplace is a hub of activity, a meeting place, a source of life for the community. It’s where the city wakes up; where breakfasts, lunches and dinners are planned; where the economy of any neighbourhood can be measured. Visitors to Chiang Mai are invariably drawn to the colourful fresh markets to sample, savour and photograph the plethora of fruits, vegetables, flowers, meats and unidentified frying objects. This is a chance for you to see which fruits are in season, to taste some local flavours, and to get chatting with the hundreds of vendors who get up before dawn every day to bring us some freshness from the fields.
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If you would like to visit a bustling fresh market in Chiang Mai, here are four you should not miss.
1. Kad Luang
Everyone in Chiang Mai knows Kad Luang (Big Market). Even though we live in an era of supermarkets and shopping centers, the main market is still the centre of town. There are two major markets in the Kad Luang area, Warorot Market and Ton Lamyai Market, and both are more than a hundred years old. In the small alleys around the stalls, you’ll find hundreds of shops selling fabrics, clothes, tools, toys, you name it. This is the old Chinatown neighbourhood of the city, and you will surely appreciate the kindness and liveliness of the merchants and local customers as they haggle and interact.
When to go: Kad Luang is a 24-hour market and especially busy at night and on weekends. In the evening, the flower stalls open, making for yet another photo opp.
Don’t miss: • Lanna accessories on 1st floor, Ton Lamyai Market • Local dresses, mauhom shirts and sarongs on 2nd Floor, Warorot Market • Hilltribe products and souvenirs at Lao Jow Alley • The flower market alongside the Ping River 30
2. Sompetch Market (Ming Muang)
This market, situated along the east side of the moat, is 70 years old. It is divided in two: Sompetch Market, just to the north, and Ming Muang Market on Moon Muang Soi 6. The charm of Sompetch and Ming Muang markets is being able to wander along the old backstreets with their traditional wooden houses. Best things to shop for at the stalls here are fresh seafood, fried beans, crackers, fruit juices with yogurt, fruits and vegetables, as well as local herbs and spices.
When to go: Open from morning to evening, the most photogenic time would be at dawn when Buddhist monks walk round collecting alms. From early evening till late at night, you can try hot street food in the open-air.
Don’t miss: • Watch locals offering food to the monks early in the morning, then hire a rickshaw driver to take you on a tour of the backstreets. • Shop for and learn about herbs and local vegetables from the English-speaking merchants. • Walking Street at Moon Muang Soi 6 has street food and snacks, bakeries and coffee shops.
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3. Chiang Mai Gate
Located at the southern gate to the city on the moat, Pratoo Chiang Mai hosts an interesting market. This is one of the most colourful morning scenes as local people go about their daily chores. You’ll see hundreds of vendors, customers and rickshaw riders congregate for tea and buns, coffee and cake, noodles and juice, starting from about 6am. This market is well known for wok-fried and other cooked foods, particularly local fare such as spicy sausage, fried pork, spicy minced meat salad, curries and spicy salads. You can also buy pork, fish, vegetables and fruits, as well as fast food such as noodle soup and rice porridge with pork. The highlight is the small alley behind the market (Phra Pokklao Soi 2) where you can find many forest products from the mountains for sale on the roadside. For those who prefer a long lie in the morning, you can also visit this market in the evening: it has a small night market from 4pm until midnight.
When to go: Early morning. If not, 4pm till midnight.
Don’t miss: • Roadside market on Phra Pokklao Road, Soi 2. • Sample some Lanna spicy sausage, with fried pork, spicy sauce (nam prik noom) and hot sticky rice. • Night market with street food. Try anything barbecued.
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清迈的 那些 传统市场 如果说寺庙是泰国社会自古以来的思想文 化教育中心，那菜市场就是泰国人最重要的社交 中心，老阿姨们在菜市场交头接耳，把各家的疾 苦和幸福四处散播，青壮年在菜市场谋求生计， 就算是办公室里的OL们，下班了也会去菜市场选 购烹制好的速食。所以说，泰国各地的传统菜市 场才是你最直接深入了解当地的风水宝地。当地 人吃什么菜、喝什么果汁，如何保存食物以及如 何烹制食物，大家交谈的声调语气等等，都是体 现当地人文的最佳佐证。 就拿清迈来说，有四个传统市场是您千万 不能错过的好地方！
4. Chang Phuak Market
On the north side of the moat is a row of street stalls well known to foreign tourists because of their prevalence on TV shows. Perhaps the most popular dish here is Stewed Pork Leg on Rice. At least three stalls sell this, but you always see a queue of visitors lining up at the Coca Suki diner. Busy either at morning or night, Chiang Phuak Market also has shops selling desserts, grilled meatballs, fresh fruit and smoothies. Recommended hot dishes include grilled fish, chili paste with steamed vegetables, fried pork with sticky rice, and noodles with pork balls.
When to go: Early morning, and late afternoon until late at night
Don’t miss: • Early morning market and Buddhist monks receiving alms • Celebrity-style street stall chefs perform for the cameras while cooking on woks
1.卡隆市场 KADLUANG MARKET
大家熟知的瓦洛洛市场是卡隆的一处商业 楼，以游客喜欢采购当地土特产和参观当地市场 而出名。外面更大的区域就被归为龙眼达叻市 场，主要贩售来自中国和印度的衣服、面料、玩 具和低价生活用品等，还有各山地部落的民族布 艺，这里应该算是早期清迈人和外界交流的第一 开放市场，距今有100多年的历史了，可见卡隆 市场的占地面积之宽广以及在当地商业地位的崇 高。或许是华人经商数量的增多和华人庙香火旺 盛，大部分游客都喜欢称这里为“唐人街”。你 可以在这里尝尝最道地的汤粉和零食小吃，保持 尊敬的微笑，按下相机快门，镜头下的微笑也是 当地人对游客最好的回敬。
适合参观的时间： 卡隆市场24小时营业，瓦洛洛市场每天晚6点关门， 但此时外面的夜市正准备开档，等到夜市即将收摊的时 候，次日的早市商贩已经准备开始营业了。
不要错过！ •龙眼达叻市场一楼的兰纳民族产品 •瓦洛洛市场的兰纳连衣裙、兰纳衬衫和纱笼裙 •LaoJow巷里的老清迈饰品和高山部落服饰 •滨河畔的鲜花市场
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2. 古城松佩传统市场
SOMPETCH MARKET(MING MUANG)
松佩市场应该是大部分游客都比较熟知的传统市 场，地处古城内西北方向，也是早期背包客聚集之地，至 少在西方早期旅游攻略上都有提到过已经70多年历史的清 迈松佩市场。其实整个市场分为两部分，靠北的Sompetch松佩市场和靠南一点的Ming Muang明蒙市场，但两 个市场都以上百年的柚木框架连接。这里的购物方式简 单，不论是水果、蔬菜还是肉类都分成小份，不仅游客喜 欢购买，当地人也很爱这样的贩售方式。这里还有许多香 料店，是“泰国菜一日游”行程的第一站，导游会带着大 家来这里辨认各种香料。
适合参观的时间： 可从早上到晚上，尤其是在佛日清晨，在这里能看到 当地人供养僧人的宗教仪式。
不要错过！ - 乘坐人力三轮车逛古城小巷。 - 购买泰式香料，学习认识各种香料以及它的 英文名字。 - 松佩市场边的步行街6巷，有许多街头小吃、 面包和咖啡。
3.清迈门市场 CHIANGMAI GATE MARKET
古城南边有两道城门，一道叫做“清迈门”，另一 道叫做“松蓬门”，我们今天所谈到的传统市场既是位于 清迈门的清迈门市场，是当地人热衷的传统菜市场，并且 在市场门口设了通往南边个村落的临时小车站。清早，当 我们赶去菜场的时候，村民们早已装满货品上车，准备回 家。这里有新鲜的肉类、蔬菜和水果，以及各类甜品和熟 食，护城河边上的米粉摊和烤面包配咖啡是当地人最爱的 早餐。如果因为你的贪睡而错过了早市也没关系，夜晚的 清迈门市场灯火通明，满大街的街头小吃正在排队等待进 入你那期待已久的胃里，大排档将会持续摆到深夜12点。
适合参观的时间： 清晨早市和傍晚大排档。
不要错过！ - 菜市场后面的山货一条街。 - 购买美味辣椒酱、炸猪肉和热糯米饭。 - 街头美食和炭烤海鲜。
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4.昌普北门市场 CHANG PHUAK MARKET
最后我们来说说清迈北门的传统市场吧，最叫人好 奇的不是市场上买多么特别的食材，而是北门市场的营业 时间，虽然每天都有买卖营生，但不论是本地人还是泰国 游客都比较好奇北门市场的夜摊。别以为只有外面的凤飞 飞猪脚饭、萝卜糕、沙爹肉串和泰式小炒等等哦，昌普北 门市场有多家当地日常小吃都是“深夜食堂”，只要你饿 了，不论几点来都能找到好吃的美食。
适合参观的时间： 清晨、傍晚直到深夜
不要错过! - 不要忽略了昌普北门市场的传统早市，佛日清晨有佛 教布施仪式。 - 大排长龙的街头美食集中在夜晚。 - 用相机记录下哪些疯狂烹饪的瞬间。
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Nightlife
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After a hard day’s touring around the Buddhist temples, tasting the spicy offerings at street stalls, and taking in all the sights, you gotta reward yourself with a night on the town. Soaking up the nightlife is a big part of the holiday for a lot of us, but when you’re in a strange city how do you know which places are best, safest, and not a commercial rip-off? In Chiang Mai, there are many choices if you wanna get down and boogie or listen to live music over a few beers. Night owls – come with me!
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1. Down by the River
One of the most popular venues for decades has been The Riverside. Opened in 1984 by a Dutch family, this is an iconic restaurant-bar-live music scene which seems to suit everyone. It is situated in the neighbourhood known as Wat Kate on the east bank of the River Ping, just a short walk from Thapae Road over the Nawarat Bridge. It’s a great atmospheric place for dinner with friends from twilight until midnight. Many rival bars and restaurants have opened in Wat Kate over the years, following on the tails of The Riverside’s success. One colourful carnavalesque venue that brings in trendy locals is Good View on Charoenraj Road. It’s bouncy and busy at weekends and serves everything from Thai to Western to Japanese cuisine, has live music every night, and usually runs a promotion on beers or cocktails. Other cool places to look out for include Deck 1 and Khua Lek. Or you can take a dinner cruise along the Ping River (book at The Riverside Bar), costing from just 350 baht per person. On the opposite side of the river is Chinatown, a.k.a. Warorot Market. Here you can shop and eat till late at night. Look out for stalls with fruit and flowers, BBQ pork and chicken, sticky rice, Thai vermicelli, and loads of sweet desserts.
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2. Night Bazaar
This bustling street is one of the most famous areas for tourists in the whole of Thailand. The night market opens fully at 6pm and is wall to wall with stalls selling everything from soccer shirts to silks, splendid woodcarvings to 50 baht souvenirs. But you can also find a great number of outdoor plazas where you can sit and sup beers and whiskey till late. There’s food courts, German beer bars, Indian restaurants, Indian tailors, an Iraqi restaurant, McDonalds, wine bars, martini bars, Irish pubs and more. Try Anusarn Market for a bit of everything. As for restaurants, we would like to recommend Chez Marco, the River Market, Rock Me Burger and Street Pizza. For beers and music, try Hard Rock CafÊ, Thapae East, and the Bus Bar on the Ping River waterfront.
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3. Nimmanhaemin
This West End area is classy and special, popular with everyone from Chinese tourists to Bangkok visitors to local university students. Among the hotels, guest houses, international restaurants, pubs, bars, souvenir shops and shopping centers is a network of small lanes, or soi, where you can wander around and discover ice-cream parlours, coffee shops and craft stores. High-end shoppers look out for One Nimman, Think Park, Nimman Soi 1, and the giant Maya shopping centre. For those who prefer just to hang out and people-watch, find a cafĂŠ and take a seat. You can sample some northern Thai coffees, craft beers, imported wines, Spanish tapas, fresh salads, Italian cuisine and much more. At night, things get jiggy at Warm-Up, Infinity and the Maya rooftop bar.
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清迈 夜生活 大部分攻略总是会把夜生活留给芭提 雅，小清新属于清迈的想法传播给即将 旅行的朋友，我个人觉得这样的说法有 失偏颇，难道清迈就没有夜生活了吗？ 清迈的夜生活就不够丰富了吗？ 本期《阅游》将要带大家扒一扒清迈 的夜生活，看看那些白天的小清新，在 夜幕降临时将会是何等的妖媚动人！
1.滨河江畔
DOWN BY THE RIVER
滨河夜景撩人心弦，近几年的滨河两岸早已被有心计的商家抢占先 机，各式各样的特色餐厅酒吧层出不穷，一次特别的滨河游船晚餐，既能 让你看尽两岸的繁华，还能参观到旧时代达官贵人家的河岸宅邸，闪亮的 霓虹灯把白天清净的小城清迈再次燃烧，仿佛即将到达舞会的最高潮。从 Nakorn Ping Bridge Charoenrat大桥走到Khaen Iron清迈铁桥，再到Sala Lanna滨河餐厅，这一路上歌舞升平，来自各国不同肤色的游客与当地人 共同狂欢，听音乐，享受夜生活，不分彼此。 43
2.清迈天天夜市 NIGHT BAZAAR
清迈天天夜市也被称为 长康夜市，因地处清迈长康路 而得名，有酒店、宾馆、餐 厅、美食广场、户外酒吧、特 色酒吧和多家纪念品商店。如 果你对清迈旅游特色商品和旅 游纪念品感兴趣的话，不妨到 清迈夜市逛一逛，虽然不及芭 提雅的灯红酒绿来的猛烈，但 这里是适合家庭出游享受夜生 活的最佳选择，既能满足各年 龄层的亲戚朋友，又能集中的 参观到清迈的最美夜色。尤其 是划分出多个小型商业区的美 食中心，天南地北，国外国内 的特色美食应有尽有。
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19th National Elephant Day in Thailand 第19届泰国大象节 Historically, the elephant has had a long association with Thailand. Its strength, power, ponderous dignity and majesty have ensured it a special place in the hearts of Thai people for many centuries. Long ago, when Thai kings waged war against invading enemies, it was the elephant which provided the front-line advance. Nowadays, the elephant plays an important role in tourism. They have adjusted well to being the centre of admiration and take visitors for rides atop their massive backs or even further afield on a trekking expedition.
To honor this most gentle, yet powerful, of animals, National Thai Elephant Day is being hosted at the Maesa Elephant Camp (10km along the Mae Rim- Samoeng Road) on 13th March. Admission to the camp (from 12 noon onwards) is free.
第19届泰国大象节 在清迈古城，北边的城门被称为“象头门”，代表着清迈的城头 位于北方，早期兰纳国王加冕仪式上必须有法师带领驮着国王的象群走 出“象头门”仪式。除此之外，泰国并不算久远的历史上有靠“象战” 击败侵略者的历史记载。所以大象在泰国人的心目中有着相当重要的历 史意义，它是权利与力量的象征，更是泰国皇室至高无上的护身符。在 刀耕火种的年代，泰国人驯服大象作为从森林到平原的最强运输 工具，近现代无法归于山林的象群担负着开拓泰国旅游服务行业的重要 角色。它们驮着游客走进深山，让游客体验丛林远足与探险的艰辛。
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为了感谢因泰国人而保留些许温柔的强大动 物，泰国政府把每年的3月13日定为“泰国大象日” ，届时在美莎大象营（沿湄林路Mae Rim- Samoeng Road前行10公里）将会举行一年一度的“大象美食 街”，当天园区里的大象齐聚一堂，享受盛大水果狂 欢，游客12点以后免费入园。
Chez Nous 法式甜品工坊 Chez Nous means “Our Home” and this venue is set in country French style and certainly offers a homely ambience. With a handcrafted heart-made selection of artisan bakery and pastries, this café proudly presents natural homegrown yeast with no additives. High-grade French breads are baked by the co-owners who both studied at Le Cordon Bleu. Each bite is rich in buttery goodness, from their palmiers to croissants, baguettes to their extra special kouign-amann — a rare speciality not found elsewhere in the city. They also have freshly made bread you can take home and a collection of hot and cold drinks designed to complement the breads and cakes.
Chez Nous法式甜品工坊
18/5 Moo3 T. Sanklang, Sankampaeng, Chiang Mai Open daily: 9am–5pm (closed on Wednesday)
Chez Nous的意思是“我们的家”，整个甜品工坊以法国乡村民宅设 计风格为主，给人温馨舒适的感觉。店里的法式面包和甜品全为手工 制作，店家最引以为豪的是采用天然酵母自然发酵，不添加任何添加 剂。这里的甜品师傅毕业于法国蓝带厨艺学校的高级法式面点专业， 主攻烘焙。在甜品师的精心设计和恰到好处的温度烘焙之后，酥软的 羊角面包和各式黄油甜品叫人垂悬欲滴。法式长棍是这里最拿手的面 包，周边的村民都非常乐意到此采购面包甜品。
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Oasis Spa at Chiang Mai Gate 清迈绿洲水疗SPA按摩（清迈门店）
Meet the newest branch of award-winning Oasis Spa. Tucked away beside the traditional silver district of ancient Chiang Mai City is The Oasis Spa at Chiang Mai Gate. When you enter this tranquil, contemporary oriental style spa you immediately feel relaxed and pampered. Centered
around an exotic Asian garden, the spa offers Oasis Signature Massages, hydrotherapy and innovative treatments. This special spa takes you away from the city to a place of peace and serenity. Free round-trip transportation is available with in Chiang Mai.
Oasis Spa at Chiang Mai Gate, Wualai 9/6 Soi 1, Wualai Road, Haiya, Muang, Chiang Mai Open Daily 10 am–10pm Tel. (022) 622 122 www.oasisspa.net
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清迈绿洲水疗SPA按摩（清迈门店） 说起清迈的水疗按摩，自然少不了绿洲水疗，连锁分店遍及泰国 各大旅游城市，仅仅在清迈就已经拥有多家体验门店，尤其是去年在 中国成都完成首家跨国分店，大家对清迈绿洲水疗的服务水准及品牌 信任度也越来越高。如今清迈绿洲水疗再次在清迈续航分店，弥补了 南门市区域没有SPA水疗的空缺。在这里古色古香的银饰村落，绿洲水 疗的自然与宁静更加符合传统村落的静谧，我们诚挚的邀请您一齐来 感受亚洲秘密花园里的精致绿洲水疗。
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Le Mont 蒙特咖啡馆
Le Mont Café is a bistro café serving quality coffee and quality Ronnefeldt tea from Germany, a perfect match with whole-wheat breads and homemade bakery items fresh from the oven every day with secret recipes from a Cordon Bleu chef. Set in a contemporary Lanna colonial style, Le Mont offers up a cozy atmosphere, ideal for sitting back and enjoying an aromatic tea or coffee.
Le Mont Café 59 M.6, NongKwai, Chiang Mai Open daily: 7am–4pm Tel. (053) 125 220-1 蒙特咖啡馆 Le Mont Café 蒙特咖啡是一家小酒馆式的咖啡馆，位于清迈杭 东住宅区，采用德国的优质咖啡豆作为店铺招牌，以及来自德国的隆 纳菲红茶。除了上等咖啡和茶品，还有毕业于法国蓝带厨艺学校的高 级甜品师亲自烘焙的面包甜品，与咖啡和茶的各种搭配，是您整个下 午茶时光的欢乐来源。蒙特咖啡馆店铺设计主打当代兰纳殖民地风 格，对于泰国人来说，是一种向往欧洲的就情怀，对于外国人来说， 这是一处亲切的私人休息境地。
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Discover Chiang Mai’s newest dining destination – KHAO by Four Seasons 清迈四季酒店-KHAO泰餐厅 KHAO by Four Seasons finds its inspiration in Thailand’s long-standing love affair with rice. Nestled amid emerald paddy fields, this new all-day dining destination at Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai is a tribute to the magical grain that has nourished the Mae Rim valley and beyond for millennia.
The Afternoon Tea is served daily from 1-5 pm at KHAO restaurant, and is priced at THB 1,770 per set for 2 persons. For more information or to reserve, email: fb.chiangmai@ fourseasons.com or call (053) 298 181
Afternoon Tea Known for its spectacular views of the emerald rice paddies and the Doi Suthep Mountains beyond, the Afternoon Tea experience at KHAO is a must-do when you visit Chiang Mai. Served in an elegant alfresco setting, the experience comes with tea and coffee packaged exclusively for KHAO by Northern Thai estates. Savour fresh gourmet sandwiches, petit fours, mini pastries, tarts and pies, as well as tasty Thai-inspired snacks. The scones, served with clotted cream and homemade preserves, are renowned for their delicate texture. While relaxing on the deck, enjoy a Farmer’s Parade that takes place every evening at 5pm, where the farmers return after their day’s work in the fields.
清迈四季酒店-KHAO泰餐厅 清迈四季酒店坐落于风景秀丽的湄林山涧，基于泰人对传统稻米的依恋以及无法割舍的自然情怀，酒店专属的KHAO泰 餐厅应运而生，食客将会伴着清新微风在绿野乡间享受清迈传统美食。 下午茶 清迈之美，饱含谦逊包容与静谧，人们向往素贴山的一览众山之小，更是对翠绿稻田情有独钟，在穿梭于各个寺庙，体 验东南亚佛教倡导的包容与善良之后，似乎就着慵懒的阳光在KHAO餐厅享用下午茶应该是再好不过的选择。优雅的露天环 境，一份KHAO餐厅秘制下午茶套餐，在咖啡和茶从味觉到精神的督促之下，你会更加喜欢这里的特质甜品以及各种泰式小 吃。每天5点左右，在这里将会有一次泰北村民展演，远远的就能看见农民操持的当下季节的农活儿。 51
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泰国丝瓜5根、红瓜尖儿50克、 甜玉米1根、南瓜3块、人工菌少许、 鲜虾4尾、海米1茶匙、红蒜头1颗、 鱼露1汤匙、高汤1杯、泰国沙姜少许、 虾酱少许、白胡椒少许、盛罗勒叶5克
1. 把全部蔬菜洗净切较小形状， 红瓜尖儿和盛罗勒摘小片备用。 2. 把红蒜头、泰国沙姜、白胡椒舂碎， 加入虾酱搅拌均匀。 3. 把虾洗干净，从虾背开口 取出虾线。 4. 高汤下锅煮开，倒入舂碎的配料 和鱼露熬煮。 5. 把准备好的蔬菜全部倒进去， 蔬菜半熟的时候放入鲜虾，等待全 部食材熟透，尝一下味道，保证调料 适当即可出锅。
Eat on Earth Resturant 营业时间：11:00am.-22:00pm. 扫描二维码回复“鲜虾蔬菜汤” 【保存制作方法链接品尝店家及地址】
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鱼肉50克、鲜虾100克、墨鱼50克、 青口贝50克、洋菇5朵、番茄4个、葱2根、 香菜2根、高良姜段5段、香茅1根、剑叶橙 叶5片、香菜根2根、红蒜头4颗、小米辣15 颗、鱼露2汤匙、白糖1/2茶匙、柠檬汁3汤 匙、盐1/2茶匙、高汤700毫升
1. 把各种海鲜配料全部清理干净， 鱼肉和墨鱼肉切块备用。 2. 准备香料，香茅切段、高良姜切片，香菜 根、小米辣、剑叶橙叶红蒜 头洗净备用。 3. 香菜和香葱切段，洋菇切厚片，番茄切 大块备用。 4. 高汤入锅烧开，先放香料，汤滚后放 入海鲜，5分钟后加入番茄、洋菇， 随后放入准备好的调料。 5. 等待海鲜汤再次汤滚时，加入香菜和香 葱等待出锅。 6. 准备大的汤碗把海鲜汤盛出点缀上桌。
Hoi Kha Restaurant 营业时间：8:00am.- 9:00pm. 扫描二维码回复“冬阴功海鲜汤” 【保存制作方法链接品尝店家及地址】 53
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清迈
本土特产 伴手礼 清迈龙眼达叻市场位于清迈滨河岸边，早期的商业往来成就了龙眼达叻 市场的长盛不衰，南来北往的小贩带来了世界各地的地道美食与家乡的情怀。 当我们走在大部分都是红色大金行招牌的龙眼达叻市场，总会觉得这就是唐人 街，华族同胞们都聚集在这里，尤其是走进武庙和本头古庙的时候，即便是在 国外也能体会到华族浓浓的思乡情。 本期清迈《阅游》杂志中文专栏将要带大家去龙眼达叻里的瓦洛洛市 场，这是本地人喜欢的小商品市场，也是游客乐意参观，能充分体验清迈本土 风情的当地市场，小编在此精心挑选了十种不容错过的美食好物送给大家。
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1.藤编包
从清迈古城出发，往龙眼达叻市场方向进去 大概200米左右就能看见藤编店，大到家居用品， 小到杯垫和装饰，小小的藤编铺子堆满了五花八门 的产品。如果说大的产品不易携带，你可以挑选几 样小巧精致的伴手礼，除此之外继续往下走还有专 门的藤编包店。
2.佛系棉麻成衣
来到清迈就像走进佛系产品的世界，三不五 时就能看到寺庙，再怎么浮躁的心情也平复下来 了。游客也变了无拘无束，不爱装塑性紧身的衣 物，什么宽大舒服穿什么，女生的穿着也变得愈加 的随性自由，佛系棉麻成衣成了姑娘们追随的流行 时尚。当然，来到清迈肯定少不了买一件泰北民族 服装，走进龙眼达叻民族布艺一条街，你将会看到 各式各样充满民族元素的特色衣服。
3.炸猪皮
来清迈怎么能不吃炸猪皮呢！清迈的炸猪皮 在整个泰国都相当出名，也是泰国当地人来清迈旅 游必须带回的伴手礼。炸猪皮虽然方法简单，但程 序比较复杂，除了最直观的“炸”，最重要的是 “调味”和“晾干”，看似造型单一的猪皮，因为 各家调味的不同而凸显出各家与众不同的味道。
4.水果干
清迈的水果干是中国游客热衷的伴手礼之 一，可能是泰国水果在中国市场的口碑比较好吧， 虽然大家不能带新鲜水果回去，但水果干伴手礼成 了大家最能带回家的“泰国口味”。没有复杂的食 品添加剂，口感最大程度的接近鲜果，适合长途运 输。比如：芒果干、榴莲干、山竹干、草莓干等 等。
5.香茅草肉肠
香茅草肉肠也是清迈特色伴手礼之一，去泰 北菜餐厅也必点香茅草肉肠。做法和形状和咱们中 国的类似，但清迈的肉肠不用风干，装好后直接上 烤炉烘烤，尤其是混合了香茅草、高良姜、红蒜 头、大蒜和虾酱等调料的肉末，在高温火烤后所有 的香味都散发出来，真叫人垂涎欲滴啊！
6.黄金首饰
黄金首饰是唐人街的一大特色，不论是曼谷 唐人街还是清迈的华人聚集地龙眼达叻，霸气镇压 全场的招牌就是那“大金行”，也许这其间有多少 故事我们不得而知，但看着金行顾客满满总能看出
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一些门道来。泰国的纯度是96.5%，不像我国的 千足金（99.9%），如以保值来说，不一定划 算，但以工艺精美程度来说，确实值得购买。 早期黄金首饰打造最为传神的要数泰国素可泰 府，有传言说泰国的黄金只有保持965的纯度才 能给首饰做复杂造型，而纯999的黄金硬度 不够，不易塑型。
7.油炸竹虫
如果你逛过泰国夜市，必然会对那些油炸 的虫子心生好奇，并忍不住质疑说，这是能吃的 吗？我们今天推荐的竹虫在中国西南一代的民族 地区也经常会出现，这是道美味的下酒菜。相较 于其他黑乎乎的蚂蚱和知了等，竹虫的样子还是 能被广大游客所喜欢。
8.泰国酸肉
泰北菜中有非常著名的包烧酸肉，想要尝 一尝最地道的清迈本地菜，完全少不了这道菜。 鲜猪肉经过发酵而形成略带酸味的半熟猪肉，当 地人喜欢拿来放在芭蕉叶里碳烤，待芭蕉叶烤焦 时就是包烧酸肉上桌享用的时候，泰国人也喜欢 凉拌生吃。所以在瓦洛洛市场也有多家铺子卖泰 北酸肉，如果没在餐厅里吃过这道菜的人或许还 真不敢买，但只要你吃过一次，不论是下小米辣 还是凉拌，都是一道不错的开胃菜。
9.民族布包
清迈属于泰国四面环山的高海拔地区，历 史上有大量外来少数民族迁移周边的各个山区， 并且也得到了善良泰国人的接纳，这些山地部落 族群都分别拥有自己的文化图腾，他们也把自己 的民族文化融入泰国这个大家庭。在清迈却不了 解清迈的高山少数民族文化，我想你没有真正了 解清迈，此时的你，不妨去龙眼达叻市场的苗族 市场看看，你能参观到最传统的民族布艺，也能 找到走在时尚前沿的多民族色彩。
10.降血糖草药
甜草和蝶豆花是本期中文专栏最想推荐给 大家的伴手礼，看看您生活的环境和周边的人， 细心的你一定会发现患有高血压、高血脂和糖尿 病的人越来越多，有的人已经走入晚期，但大部 分人都还处于初期阶段，医生建议除了改善饮食 结构外，更重要的是采用食疗调整自身问题。甜 草是在泰国比较常见的一种绿叶，含有天然甜蜜 素，目前泰国大部分有机饮料中会采用甜草的甜 味代替糖；其次是蝶豆花，它不仅是天然染色 剂，也是降血糖、抗氧化和保护眼睛的食疗配 方，但医生建议孕妇忌食蝶豆花。
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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
TG2160
1020
1135
Daily
TG 5956
1710
1825
Daily
TG5958
1935
2050
Daily
TG 2166
1950
2105
Daily
TG5960
2115
2230
Daily
TG 2176
2220
2335
Daily
NOK AIR CHIANG MAI - BANGKOK (DON MUANG) DD8333 DD8301 DD8303 DD8307 DD8311 DD8313 DD8315 DD8319 DD8317 DD8325 DD8327
0710 0745 0830 1045 1230 1425 1530 1810 1915 2110 2210
0825 0850 0935 1150 1340 1530 1640 1915 2015 2220 2320
CHIANG MAI TO BANGKOK Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
BANGKOK (DON MUANG) CHIANG MAI 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
PG215 PG270 PG217 PG262 PG906 PG227 PG221
0800 0945 1210 1510 1710 1935 2115
0915 1100 1325 1625 1825 2050 2230
CHIANG MAI - SAMUI PG242
1250
1435
SAMUI - CHIANG MAI 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 Daily Daily
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 FD3450 FD3442 FD3434 FD3446 FD3432 FD3440 FD3426 FD3428
0725 0820 1025 1215 1325 1340 1415 1530 1635 1730 1845 2115 2220
0825 0925 1140 1330 1435 1455 1530 1645 1750 1845 2000 2245 2345
Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
BANGKOK TO CHIANG MAI Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
Chiang Mai International Airport, 1st Fl. Tel. (053) 922 183 www.nokair.com
PG241 THAI AIRWAYS (DOMESTIC): 240 Prapokklao Rd., Muang, Chiang Mai Tel. (053) 920 921 -34, (053) 920 999 www.thaiairways.com
THAI AIR ASIA
FD3416 FD3437 FD3443 FD3435 FD3447 FD3449 FD3441 FD3433 FD3445 FD3431 FD3439 FD3425 FD3427 FD3429 FD3419
0510 0640 0840 1030 1135 1145 1225 1345 1440 1545 1655 1930 2035 2125 2140
0625 0750 0940 1145 1255 1305 1345 1500 1605 1700 1810 2045 2150 2235 2255
Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
CHIANG MAI - PHUKET FD3160 FD3162 FD3168
0610 1300 2145
0810 1505 2350
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 FD5422 FD5420
0735 1110
0925 1300
Daily Daily
SURATTHANI - CHIANG MAI FD5423 FD5421
0955 1330
1120 1515
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
SILK AIR
THAI SMILE
0805
Daily
WE177
CHIANG MAI - SINGAPORE MI705
0615
0730
Daily
SL523
0800
0915
Daily
WE161
1220
1330
Daily
SL507
1015
1145
Daily
WE169
1540
1655
Daily
SL509
1300
1415
Daily
WE165
1725
1840
Daily
SL511
1330
1445
Daily
WE167
2155
2310
Daily
SL513
1545
1700
Daily
SL515
1710
1830
Daily
SL517
1805
1935
Daily
BANGKOK (Don Muang International Airport) TO CHIANG MAI SL506
0820
BANGKOK(สุวรรณภูมิ)
TO CHIANG MAI WE168
0700
0815
WE160
1020
1135
Daily
WE164
1540
1655
Daily
Daily
WE166
1950
2105
Daily
WE176
2220
2335
Daily
SL510
1130
1245
Daily
1340
1455
Daily
SL514
1455
1610
Daily
SL516
1550
1705
Daily
WE171
SL522
2000
2110
Daily
SL524
2240
2355
Daily
PHUKET - CHIANG MAI
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
0935
SL512
1740
SINGAPORE - CHIANG MAI
LAO AIRLINES CHIANG MAI - LUANG PRABANG QV 636
Daily
1515
1625
Daily
LUANG PRABANG - CHIANG MAI QV 635
1305
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 BANGKOKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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.) 63
index A
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L
Aroon Rai Restaurant
12
Le Coq d’Or
66
Shinawatra Thai Silk
AUA
23
Le Crystal
13
Shiraz Jewelry
B Baan Celadon Buri Siri Hotel
15
Mengrai Kilns
9
C
CLBS
8 25
E Elephant Poo Poo Paper Park
25
G Good View
Huay Kaew Residence
12
The River Market
5
Tiger Kingdom
25 12
T.Y.L Corporation
Pioneer Cargo
23
V
Phungnoi Bakery
15
Veerachai Court
Punna Residence
Inside Front
65
Rice Barge Boat Trip
A NUMBERS GAME
Important Phone Numbers Emergency 191 Tourist Police 1155 Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) 1672 TAT Chiang Mai (053) 248 604-5 Highway Police 1193 Customs Office (053) 277 510 Immigration Bureau 1178 or (053) 201 755-6 Chiang Mai Police Station (053)242 2234 Bhuping Police Station (053) 211 750 Maharaj Nakorn Ping Hospital (Suan Dok) (053) 947 700
15
W Walen International School
23
X X-Centre 3
R Rarinjinda Spa
11
4
27
Q
23
The Duke’s Restaurant
P. Collection
Queen Sirikit
J Jolie Femme
P
13
H
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T
15
N Nara Tour
Chilli Antiques & Arts
64
Spotlight Bar
M
27
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Y Yaang Come Village
Department Stores and Shopping Outlets 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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