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Another day in the city, started walking throught the streets and visiting some wats in the north wall… For lunch, I found the best vegetarian restaurant in the entire Thailand, Bamboo Bee, you must go early, it’s so small…but you will enjoy incredible meals while watching the cooker doing the magic in the backstage… After…
Graffiti artists all over the city… And some amateur homemade stuff…
Nothing like a good breakfast after wake up And start the day in the pool… Ready to walk the city and visit some wats… Stopping by in one of the best vegetarians in town.. And keep on the walking tour… Until arriving to my favourite park in Chiang Mai… Some more beautiful temples in the…
After the incredible month in Burma, I headed north of Thailand to Pai, a beautiful kind-a-hippy village in the middle of mountains and plenty of activities to do. First mission: to book a nice hostel with swimming pool and amazing views, I think I found it… In the evening, went to a tour to the…
After the trip in private shared taxi (same price as the regular bus) from Hpa-an, and after a quick land border crossing, the first stop in thailand was in Mae Sot. And it resulted to be a nice surprise. The village is superclean (after one month travelling Burma) and it has many beauiful places, wats,…
After 1 week of volunteer program in the jungle I have no words. Most intense experience in my life. I will post soon. Now I still have to come back to Chiang Rai and start my adventure to Laos. Much love for everybody!
After 5 airports, 3 planes and more than one day travelling, the staying at Chiang Rai couldn’t be better. Baan Bua homestay. 180bahts~3€/night. Near both night&day market. The family is lovely and the place so charm. And tomorrow I’ll start the volunteer living in community during one week with the hill tribes. Can’t wait. ^_^
One week in the hilltribes. Volunteer program of alternative community based tourism supporting the development of villages and ethnic minorities, Akha, Lahu and Karen, in the province of Chiang Rai. http://www.udutama.org
