Chiang Mai Travel
Chiang Mai travel guide—top attractions, ancient temples, local markets, and unique cuisine. Stay updated on must-visit spots, cultural events, and travel tips for exploring Northern Thailand’s vibrant city with The Thaiger.
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Why long-term expats in Thailand say insurance is worth every baht
Thailand’s warm weather, low cost of living, and good healthcare attract many long-term expats, including retirees and remote workers. Life here feels easy and affordable, but medical costs can be high if something goes wrong. Private hospitals are popular because...
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Museums and art spaces in Chiang Mai to discover its cultural soul
They call it the Rose of the North, a city where orange-robed monks wander through early morning mist, teakwood temples anchor ancient alleyways, and handwoven textiles flutter outside hill tribe shops. Rooted in the centuries-old Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai has evolved into a cultural melting pot, where history, heritage, and art quietly converge. While most itineraries highlight temples and trekking,…
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Digital nomading in Chiang Mai? What US$1,000 a month really gets you
Chiang Mai has become a popular destination for digital nomads due to its low living costs, rich culture, and active remote work community. The city offers affordable housing, tasty food, reliable internet, and many co-working spaces, making it a great place for a comfortable yet budget-friendly lifestyle. For around US$1,000 a month, digital nomads can rent a furnished apartment, use…
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Where to Travel in Thailand in June [2025]
If you’re thinking of avoiding Thailand during the rainy season, think again. June marks the beginning of the green season, a time when the crowds thin out, the landscapes come alive, and the Kingdom feels refreshingly unfiltered. “Without rain, there is no life.” – Jerry Yung Imagine early mornings in the mountains wrapped in mist, temple courtyards glistening after a…
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Where you can play Songkran in Chiang Mai (2025)
If you want the best Songkran, you go to Chiang Mai. That’s just how it is. The city turns into a wild, soaked playground, temples glittering in the sun, water guns locked and loaded, and everyone getting gloriously drenched. From temple fairs to DJ-fuelled street raves, this city knows how to throw a party with a little soul. Here’s where…
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