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Travel + Wellness + Culture + Women Over 50

Tag: Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai feels like home to me in a way few places ever have. These posts explore markets, quiet streets, temples woven into daily life, and a slow pace that makes the city feel like a town. I write about lingering mornings, unhurried afternoons, and cafes so beautiful they invite you to stay longer than planned.

TRAVEL MONEY & PLANNING Stacey in Chiang Mai Market

How to Shop Chiang Mai’s Markets—And Always Leave With Something Unexpected

Posted on June 2, 2025July 31, 2026

Chiang Mai’s markets aren’t about souvenirs. They’re about life moving at full speed—unfiltered, unscripted. You walk in and get swallowed by motion. A man fixes a fan with one hand and counts change with the other. A woman stacks woven baskets while yelling prices over the hum of scooters. Nothing is quiet, nothing is staged. It’s part trade, part theater, part heartbeat. And if you pay attention, if you stay long enough, you stop being a visitor. You become part of the noise.

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DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES

Everything You Need to Know About the Mae Sa Waterfalls in Chiang Mai

Posted on April 24, 2025July 31, 2026

Mae Sa Waterfalls, just 19 km from Chiang Mai, offers 10 beautiful cascades surrounded by lush greenery. Perfect for hiking, swimming, and picnicking, it’s a serene escape into nature. Avoid weekends for a peaceful visit and enjoy nearby attractions like Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden and Mon Jam for a full-day adventure.

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HOTELS

Alt_Coliving Chiang Mai: Two Unique Locations with One Shared Community

Posted on April 13, 2025July 31, 2026

Looking for a place to live, work, and connect in Chiang Mai? Alt_Coliving blends comfort, creativity, and community in two great locations. With private rooms, shared spaces, and zero setup stress, it’s ideal for students, solo travelers, or remote workers who want more than just a room with Wi-Fi.

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CULTURE, EVENTS & EXPERIENCES

How to Hike to Wat Pha Lat in Chiang Mai and What You’ll See Along the Way

Posted on March 27, 2025July 31, 2026

One warm February morning in Chiang Mai, I set out alone to hike the Monk’s Trail. With each step, the noise faded. In its place—silence, birdsong, and the peaceful hush of Wat Pha Lat. That quiet temple in the forest reminded me what it feels like to arrive, not chase.

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FOOD AND DRINK

Let’s go to the Most Beautiful Cafes in Chiang Mai

Posted on December 17, 2024July 31, 2026

Discover 10 stunning cafes in Chiang Mai, perfect for coffee lovers and photographers. Each spot offers unique vibes, great coffee, and gorgeous settings, making them ideal for relaxing afternoons or capturing Instagram-worthy moments in Thailand’s northern gem.

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DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES

What You Need to Know About Visiting Kalm Village: Chiang Mai’s Cultural Space

Posted on November 15, 2024July 31, 2026

Kalm Village Chiang Mai offers a serene escape with Thai art galleries, traditional architecture, handmade crafts, cozy cafes, and cultural workshops. Relax in the library, shop for unique souvenirs, or enjoy delicious meals while surrounded by lush greenery. A perfect blend of creativity, culture, and tranquility awaits in Chiang Mai.

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DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES Stacey at Hinoki Land Thailand

Hinoki Land Review: A Unique Japanese Cultural Experience in Thailand

Posted on November 7, 2024July 31, 2026

Experience Japan in the heart of Thailand at Hinoki Land, where koi ponds, Torii gates, and a four-story Hinoki Castle transport you to a serene world of Japanese culture. Whether you’re dressing in a kimono or savoring fusion dishes at Hinoki Coffee, this immersive escape promises unforgettable moments.

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DESTINATIONS & CITY GUIDES Stacey at Wat Ban Den Temple Chiang Mai

Why Wat Ban Den Is One of the Most Unique Temples in Thailand

Posted on September 25, 2024July 31, 2026

I didn’t know what to expect when our Thai friend Suwat took us to Wat Ban Den. Nestled 45 km north of Chiang Mai, this temple isn’t just another beautiful spot—it’s like a blend of Buddha and Dr. Seuss. With whimsical, colorful designs and 12 stupas representing the zodiac signs, it’s a feast for the eyes. Don’t miss the hidden dragon mural behind the main hall—it’s like finding a secret passage in a storybook. This underrated gem is a must-see for anyone exploring Northern Thailand.

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