Tha Phae Gate

When you come to Chiang Mai, you must come to Tha Pae Gate to experience the leisurely time. There are many 🕊 (Note: Don't go too early, there are no pigeons too early), you can drive pigeons to take big pictures for 100 Thai baht, come on Saturday and Sunday, you can also go to the market opposite to pottery your favorite handicrafts, very cheap, there are also many snacks, you can also enjoy a Thai massage!

【Tha Phae Gate in Chiang Mai, Thailand🇹🇭】 Tha Phae Gate is one of the most famous landmark in Chiang Mai. It's used to enter the center as the capital of the Lanna Kingdom in 13th-18 century. - Location: Tha Phae Road, Chang Khlan Sub-district, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand * * * 【Tha Phae Gate チェンマイ タイ🇹🇭】 Tha Phae Gateは、チェンマイで最も有名な観光スポットのひとつです。 13世紀から18世紀にかけてランナー王国の首都として中心部に入るために使用されていたようです。 今は鳩が多く、Tha Phae Gateをバックに鳩と写真を撮るのが主流のようです！😆 - 場所: Tha Phae Road, Chang Khlan Sub-district, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand * * * #summerbreak #noknow #travel #nomad #nomadlifestyle #nomadworker #nomadcouple #nomadtraveler #Thailand #ChiangMai #cafe #coffee #ノマド生活 #ノマドライフ #ノマドワーカー #ノマド夫婦 #ノマドトラベラー #旅好き夫婦 #旅生活 #旅暮らし #多拠点生活 #海外移住 #海外旅行 #タイ #チェンマイ #カフェ

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#celebratewithtrip at Chiang Mai do leave some time to visit the iconic Phae gate. It’s iconic and located at the heart of Chiang Mai and you can definitely treat it as a must to go place for pictures

Tha Phae Gate, this city gate is no stranger to tourists. Their journey in Chiang Mai begins here and ends here. In the square, it is a place where travellers gather. The hormones of the travellers radiating from the air are always like magnets, attracting people from all directions to move closer to it. also met the legendary grandfather who gave free hugs to strangers. Um... He will tell you that God bless you... and finally someone took pictures when feeding the pigeons. The moment when I was beaten by the pigeons, I really laughed very happily~ I was going to open a motorcycle from Tha Paemen to Ben Ningman Road to get a cool locomotive photo.

When in Chiang Mai, you must go to Tha Paemen to check out the pigeons. Xu is a place where you can look back and see pigeons flying over. These dull little animals are very happy here. They leisurely walk around, lazily fly around and look for a tourist who will feed them to satisfy their hunger.  Tha Pae Gate is the only remains left in the ancient city of Chiang Mai. It is easy to enjoy this red wall when the morning sun hits the trees, casting their shadows on it. We watched as we walked, we saw the pigeons coming and going, and we took pictures of each other. Chiang Mai seems to have cast its magic power over the small town. It always gives you the chance to look at what is in front of you and brings a sense of happiness. Almost everyone can enjoy this leisure. It is best to take photos in Tha Paemen early in the morning. At that time, there won’t be too many people around and the weather will be cool.  Coming to Chiang Mai, living near the Tha Pae Gate was the best choice. It is convenient to hire a car. As long as you tell the driver where you want to go, he will know the best way to get there. 

“When we go to Chiang Mai, we must visit Tha Phae Gate.” Tha Phae Gate stands as the iconic symbol of Chiang Mai. Originally part of the ancient city of Wiang Chiang Mai, it was reconstructed in 1985 and remains the only gate retaining its original door panels. Its rich history and unique beauty make Tha Phae Gate a must-visit for people traveling to Chiang Mai. Tha Phae Gate is located at the heart of the city, offering convenient access to explore the surrounding area. There are plenty of restaurants and bars nearby, providing opportunities for dining and entertainment. Our visit to Tha Phae Gate was not only to admire its beauty but also to enjoy our evening at the nearby bars. Highly recommended for everyone visiting Chiang Mai. Don't miss Tha Phae Gate. #Chiangmai #historicallandmarks

Ten years have flown by, and I find myself back at Tha Phae Gate This is Chiang Mai's 🔥 hottest tourist spot No.1 ✅ Photo enthusiasts hurry over, this place is really photogenic 🤳 Deep red brick walls, fluttering flocks of pigeons 🐦 Full of artistic and fresh atmosphere 🌈 This is a free 🆓 attraction, there used to be no such thing as 'checking in', but now with the 📷 conveyor belt pigeon photos, it compensates for my past regret of not taking good pictures! ✅ This is the gateway to history, through the hurried years, it still stands, 🎉 festivals, weekend night markets are also held here, it is the only 1⃣️ well-preserved wooden gate in Chiang Mai, and the main passage into the old city. 📷 For good photos, it's recommended to come in the morning or evening, when we arrived it was nearly noon ☀️ and the overhead light was not very suitable for photography. To take a photo with the flying pigeons, it's recommended to use a lens with a large aperture, set the camera to continuous shooting mode, or use a wide-angle lens for large scenes. 🈶️ Local Thais are in charge of collecting money, feeding, making the pigeons fly to a reasonable position, taking photos, and shooting videos, a streamlined operation for 100 Thai Baht 💰 ✌️ Photo pose recommendations: slowly walk like a fairy, happily spin and jump with eyes closed, run forward hand in hand (suitable for friends and couples) remember to hold your expression while doing the pose!

Big data didn't lie to me, this popular skirt is also 'Thai-rific' on camera! There's probably no one who comes to Chiang Mai who can escape the pigeons at Tha Phae Gate~ Wait for them to gather in flocks Throw a drink bottle, and capture the moment they take flight in surprise! Who understands this simple joy

For the free travel in Chiang Mai + Chiang Rai Transportation: I rented a motorcycle in Chiang Mai, as I am a rider myself. Safety varies from person to person; if you can ride, it's fine. For those who can't ride or are just average, it's advisable to maintain balance! Some sections in Chiang Mai, like Nimman Road, are quite challenging due to heavy traffic and narrow roads. As for the Thai JC checkpoints, I didn't encounter any during my two-day rental, but I heard that if you're caught, a fine of 500 Thai Baht is sufficient and you can continue riding. There are plenty of car rentals on the streets of Chiang Mai, with fairly uniform prices. I rented near my hotel for convenience, at a price of 250 Thai Baht per day (24 hours means if you take it at 3 pm today, you return it at 3 pm the next day) with a deposit of 3000 Thai Baht (instant refund upon return). For Chiang Rai, I rented a car to drive myself. It took about 3 hours to get there, and a bit longer, around 3 hours and 30 minutes, on the way back because it was dark and I drove slower. The cost was 4500 Thai Baht (also for 24 hours), with a deposit of 5000 Thai Baht. Although Thailand has right-hand drive vehicles, which I was not very familiar with, I got used to it after driving around Chiang Mai city for a while and remembering the turns. There's no expressway from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai, it's like a national highway in China. Thai drivers are quite disciplined and honestly, they have better driving etiquette than in China, so it's quite safe. Just be careful when driving at night on mountain roads, as they have sharper and steeper curves than ours. Accommodation: I recommend staying near Tha Phae Gate in Chiang Mai for convenience, as there are many 7-11s around. Finally, I visited some classic places. I understand that Chiang Mai, like our Lhasa, has many temples and is a holy Buddhist land, so I mostly visited temples to worship. I went to the Wat Phra That Doi Suthep (which houses a relic of the Buddha), the Great Buddha Stupa, and in Chiang Rai, the White Temple, Blue Temple, and Black House.

Tha Phae Gate is a landmark of Chiang Mai, built with red bricks, the walls are two to three meters high, serving as the welcoming entrance to the old city. There is a public square in front of the gate where celebrations are held during Chiang Mai festivals. I last visited Tha Phae Gate in 2017, and I can't remember if there were pigeons back then. Six years later, taking photos with pigeons against the backdrop of Tha Phae Gate has become a popular activity for tourists. For 100 Thai Baht, you get a service of four people: one to scatter pigeon feed, two to herd the pigeons, and one to take photos. The photographer is adept with a smartphone, finding the best angles and even shooting slow-motion videos. The final picture shows a clear difference between those who paid and those who didn't. The pigeons, struggling to earn their keep, don't have it easy. There are many temples near Tha Phae Gate, with exquisite temples and ancient pagodas everywhere, almost every few steps, each with its own characteristics. Chiang Mai truly deserves its title as the 'City of Temples', a bona fide Buddhist holy land. Every Sunday, the Tha Phae Gate hosts the Sunday night market, which is the largest and liveliest night market in Chiang Mai. Starting at 4 pm every Sunday, the main road from the east gate to the west gate of the old city is closed off for pedestrians. The Sunday market is a great place to hunt for souvenirs, with a wide variety and affordable prices. For example, elephant pants cost 100 Thai Baht at the Sunday market, but the price doubles to 200 Thai Baht at the night markets in Bangkok. A fellow traveler who likes to sell travel souvenirs from around the world at domestic markets stocked up quite a bit on this street. Besides the ubiquitous souvenirs, if you look carefully, you can find many good things. Thai craftsmen are skilled and creative. I bought a tuk-tuk made from a can as a gift for a child. The coconut shell lamp and wooden carvings I bought from this night market six years ago are still displayed as decorations in my home in Anaya, and I also bought a folk CD back then, which I still occasionally play. It's recommended to visit the Sunday market on an empty stomach, as the food area is filled with various Thai street food delicacies. Fried noodles, coconut juice, fruit juices, smoothies, mango sticky rice, grilled fish, grilled chicken, and more. If you get tired, you can also get an affordable roadside Thai massage and fully experience the nightlife of Chiang Mai. Summer of Thailand Never Ends Note: The market is open every Sunday from 17:00 to 22:00, starting from Tha Phae Gate, crossing the old city all the way to Wat Phan Tao.

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