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Sky Watch Friday Chiangmai Thailand
2008-03-20 23:32:00 These sky watch photos were taken when I was in Chiangmai Thailand last month. I was at the right time for taking these photos because the twilight was very beautiful.In Thailand, we eat rice as the main dish every meal so there are a lot of rice farms in Thailand. You can see many rice farms in Central, Northern and Northern East part of Thailand.I hope you will enjoy watching my sky watch and please visit TOM's blog http://womtig.blogspot.com/and- other friends.
Take a stroll through the city without leaving your home: Chiangmai and San
2008-03-15 05:09:00 This blog entry from Stuart G. Town’s blog informs about a cool new software-website called Mapjack. Similar to Google maps-Google Earth technology, Mapjack takes map navigating to the next level: Real time touring. Though Google Earth allows one to explore the globe real time in a partial-artificially rendered world, Map Jack uses actual still images ...
1st CHIANGMAI-CHIANGRAI FILIPINO EDUCATORS CONFERENCE
2008-02-20 04:45:00 1st CHIANGMAI-CHIANGRAI FILIPINO EDUCATORS CONFERENCE “Empowering the Community of Filipino Educators in Thailand through Renewed Commitment, Courage and Competence”February 23, 2008 / 8:30 am – 5:00 pmAnuban Chiangmai School, Chiangmai, Thailand Goal: Establish a federation of Filipino educators in Thailand. Objectives: Discuss the pressing issues on employment and classroom instruction faced by Filipino educators in Chiangmai and Chiangrai. Come up with a resolution of the concerns and issues related to the foreign teaching industry. Share effective teaching strategies and resources, desirable school management relations, and other valuable information to enhance the Filipino educators’ community. Rationale: The need for a strong representation of the Filipino educators in Thailand is seen necessary and beneficial. Teaching is one of the main job opportunities which Thailand could offer to the world. Filipinos and other non-Asian nationalities grab thi...
Transportation in Chiangmai
2008-01-26 00:00:00 Chiang Mai’s public transportation system could use some work: there are no commuter trains, a severely limited bus system and very few taxis. A long-planned LRT system remains only a plan. By songthaew[Show as slideshow] The most popular transportation option is thus the red Thailand#Songthaew|songtha-ew (always called rotdang ????? in Chiang Mai), a converted pick-up truck with ...
By: MylifeThailand
WHERE TO STAY & HANGOUT IN CHIANGMAI
2007-12-27 06:44:00 The HeadquartersHoliday Inn Chiang Mai - 526 rooms (44 suites)318/1 Chiang Mai- Lampoon Road, 5000, Chiang Mai, ThailandOnce was Westin. At first, the slick high-rise on the Ping River may seem out of place in this city of ancient temples, but once you stay here, you will easily be reconciled to the stylistic incongruity. As the Second City of the country, Chiang Mai had long deserved an international luxury hotel with all the frills. Surrounded by bucoloc fields and the lazing river, this 20th-century emporium is all latest glitz inside: crystal lusters, valuable marble and fine silk.Holiday Inn Chiangmai is the city's most spacious, comfortable escape for business and leisure. Whether sightseeing, shopping or hosting a business conference, seminar or banquet, Holiday Inn Chiangmai offers the most professional, friendly and relaxed setting that will exceed your every expectation.Holiday Inn Chiangmai is a five minute drive from Chiangmai International Airport. With over 30 daily f...
By: The Best Of Asia
Mural Painting of Wat Buak Khrok Luang : Chiangmai
2007-05-29 06:22:00 This temple has a charming wooden Lanna style viharn built around 1857. It is famous for its 19th century murals, which depict tales of the previous lives of the Buddha in a northern style. Continue down the lane to Ban Suan restaurant and access to H 1317 beyond.Related Tags: Mural Painting/Wat Buak Khrok Luang/Chiangmai/Thai painting/Temple/ancient
By: Wat Thai Temple
Wat Ku Tao :Chiangmai
2007-05-19 16:57:00 The chedi of Wat Ku-Tao was built in 1613 in the shape of five guards of various sizes beautifuly decorated with colored porcelain - representing five Lord Buddhas.People disagree on whether the unusual chedi resembles a stack of five pumpkins or five alms bowls in ascending sizes. But one thing is for sure, behind the walls guarded by celestial lions, the main appeal of the temple is its peace as savoured under the banyan treeRelated Tags: Wat Ku Tao/ chedi/ Chiangmai/ Thailand temple/ thai temple/ Wat
By: Wat Thai Temple
RECOMMENDED DRIVER IN CHIANGMAI
2007-04-27 12:27:00 TIPS n RECOMMENDATION(TAXI DRIVER FOR HIRE)AIRPORT SIGHT SEEING SERVICE AND CHIANGMAI LIMOUSINEDriver's Name: Mr. KRISPOL PLOYBUTR(This is the driver whom drove us around for the 3 days we were in Chiangmai. Very nice friendly guy.)His Taxi is No.15- He is pretty informative.- Speaks conversational English! **Dont worry, if you have problem explaining yourself. He have a THICK dictionary in his car** hehehehhehee!!!!- Request him to bring you eat local delicacies, he will gladly do so.- Very Punctual.- He is good with recommendation on attraction. Dont worry!! You wont need to pay him in advance. You will have to do all payments separately at the place you have visited.- His taxi price was really reasonable. And, because of his good service, we gave him tips at every end of the day.Contact him at089 - 553 7303 (MOBILE)085 - 710 1815 (MOBILE)089 - 631 0663 (MOBILE)+66 53 201 307 (OFFICE)Email him atchai33@hotmail.comPrice: Please Contact Personally for the Price Quote. Price varies!...
SIMON CABERAT SHOW, CHIANGMAI, THAILAND
2007-04-19 11:51:00 SHOWSSIMON CABERAT SHOWAddress:177 G Building, 1st Floor, Chang Peuak Rd. T. Sriphoom, A. Muang, Chiang Mai 50200 Thailand. Tel: +66 (0) 5341 0321 to 3 Fax: +66 (0) 5341 0320 e-mail : info@simonchiangmaicabaret.comI-f you have not watch the Simon Caberat Show anywhere else in Thailand. Its really worth catching it at least once. They really perform well. And, at times, you will be thinking that there are even more graceful than actual gals.Show Times: 2 Shows Daily. 7.30PM and 9.30PM only.Price: Regular seat (Adult) - RM 50 / 500 Baht, VIP seat -RM60 / 600 BahtChildren (below 120 cm): Regular seat - RM 25 / 250 Baht, VIP seat - RM30 / 300 Baht My Ratings: http://jycontacts.blogspot.com/-
NOVOTEL CHIANGMAI, THAILAND
2007-04-19 11:32:00 ACCOMMODATIONNOVOTEL CHIANGMAIAddress:183 Changpuak RoadSRI POOMMAUNG DISTRICT50200 CHIANG MAITHAILANDTel : (+66)53/225500Fax : (+66)53/225505 E-mail : exsec@novotel-chiangmai.comI was there in September 2006.Its near to the airport. Right beside the hotel is the Simon's Caberat Show.Nothing much to comment about this place. Room is spacious and clean. Bear in mind, this is not a guesthouse, so, you are paying more.Just another hotel, dont fancy it neither do i hate it. So, its alrite. No complaints.Price Range: Not too Sure. Please check their Site!!My Ratings: http://jycontacts.blogspot.com/-
Chiangmai
2007-04-11 09:07:00 Wat Phra That Doi SuthepLocals would say, You havent really gone to Chiang Mai unless youve been to Wat Phratat Doi Suthep. Truly, the place is the most important and famous Chiang Mai landmark. Built in 1383, this mountaintop temple has a chedi (pagoda) that houses holy Buddha relics. The gold-plated chedi lies in the middle of a square marble-tiled courtyard. The four corners of the chedi are adorned with parasols which represent royal regalia. The temples courtyard is lined by a cloister, which contains images and murals depicting Buddhas life. There are also two viharns situated in the middle of the east and west sides of the cloister. This temple is 15 kilometers from town and is 3,520 feet above sea level. It is the perfect place to get a birds eye view of the city. The temple can be reached via a steep Naga staircase comprised of 290 steps or railcars. The temple is open daily from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.To get there, drive along Huay Kaew Road up the mountain. Alternatively, there ...
By: Thai travel
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