Chiang Mai Town

Now that the business has been closed due to the epidemic, we thought that we would not have to go to Chiang Mai after going to this town, but everything in front of us was completely unexpected. Compared with the internationalization of Pattaya, this place is simply a civilian world.

When leaving the town of Chiang Mai, there were a lot fewer people. Almost like many scenic spots, it was also a day's pedestrian street as an exit, and there were a wide variety of goods on both sides. However, many costumes, small bags, etc. are very local characteristics of Thailand, not expensive, buy some to send people, very fun.

Pattaya drove about 30 minutes to this Chiang Mai town, here is a stark contrast to the bustling Pattaya and Bangkok, this is the real Thai civilian town, the buildings are very old, there are no high-rise buildings, it looks like returning to China in the 1970s and 1980s. Although it is relatively backward, it is full of original beauty, and the people here are also very simple and worth experiencing.

Fuck the Chinese. Here is to ride the elephant for five minutes. After the so-called Changneck Village, I found a few Longneck girls to set up a stall and sell it. Haha, and then a few unscrupulous Thai houses. After that, you can see three or five crocodiles. Parents are also very happy to play, don't come to play by yourself. But this bad review must be given to Trip.com

Take a red car to travel around Chiang Mai, there are many places to visit. Most of them like to go to the evening, the weather is not hot, there are many cafes, go for a walk at Tha Phae Gate, the people are friendly 🥰

A place worth visiting, you can walk to the architecture of the ancient city of Chiang Mai

A very original town, the folk customs are very simple