When planning our year of nomadic life in Southeast Asia, we knew we would want a couple of locations to stop for a few months. At least we know our limits and style of travel and realize that we don’t do well when we move fast or nonstop. We preselected 2 locations to spend 3-4 …
Finding a Short-Term Rental In Chiang Mai Thailand – The Search Read More »
When researching our options to travel from Chiang Mai to northern Laos, there were a few options to choose from, including a two day slow boat. We could take the 22+ hour bus journey (14 hour bus to Vientiane, Laos, transfer and then hop on another bus for 8 hours to Luang Prabang). We could fly …
Two Day Slow Boat On The Mekong River with Kids! Read More »
The food options in the Nimman area are endless, but we just want to share our favorite places to eat in Chiang Mai with you. Much of what we have listed is in the Nimman area, as that is where we lived for 3 months.
We have done our share of sunrise/sunset pics over the years. It has been awhile since we’ve done one, so Lars and I figured it was time to grab a picture of the Chiang Mai Sunrise during our last week in Chiang Mai.
Welcome Home! From the moment we walked in the door, we felt like family. We were greeted with hugs and fresh juice for all. We noticed our names up on the chalkboard in the dining area and just loved that extra touch. Ms. Toto really showed how much she cared about her guests and the …
Accommodation Review: Swiss Lanna Lodge Chiang Mai Read More »
No matter where you go in Chiang Mai, you will see people eating food on a stick. It is amazing what is available to you and how much can be eaten from a stick. I will be the first to admit, we don’t know what most of this food is. Nope, we haven’t ventured too …
It was time to take care of a little more family maintenance in Chiang Mai and this time it was for the eyes. Lars wears glasses, so we knew we would need to get his eyes checked while we were in Chiang Mai. Just about anywhere you are in the city, you can find an …
Do you love cats? We have the purrrfect thing for you to do in Chiang Mai. Visit a cat cafe!
When we did the Monk Chat, we found out that they provide a Chiang Mai Meditation Retreat Workshop. It sounded interesting, so it was decided that Lars and I would the ones who would be learning to meditate.
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