Traveling Chiang Mai from Different Parts of Thailand
Chiang Mai is a very popular destination for locals and foreigners especially during holidays, festivals and summer escapades.
Chiang Mai is a very popular destination for locals and foreigners especially during holidays, festivals and summer escapades.
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<strong>Chiang</strong> <strong>Mai</strong> is a very popular destination for locals and foreigners especially<br />
during holidays, festivals and summer escapades.<br />
<strong>Traveling</strong> <strong>Chiang</strong> <strong>Mai</strong> <strong>from</strong> different parts <strong>of</strong> <strong>Thailand</strong> has gotten more<br />
convenient as various transportation options are already available to carry<br />
travelers back and forth.<br />
The fastest and easiest mode is by Air. <strong>Chiang</strong> <strong>Mai</strong> International Airport<br />
welcomes 29 Airlines, 21 <strong>of</strong> which are International. The airport also has two<br />
terminals that separate domestic flights <strong>from</strong> international bound flights.<br />
Railway is another option for those who care for sight-seeing and long land<br />
travels. <strong>Chiang</strong> <strong>Mai</strong> structured its own railway station that runs 14 daily trains<br />
plus 2 special units operating on special holidays.<br />
Usually, travelers coming <strong>from</strong> Bangkok take the Hua Lamphong Railway<br />
Station(connected to MRT) to get to <strong>Chiang</strong> <strong>Mai</strong> trains . The trains come in 1st,<br />
2nd and 3rd sleeper classes. More than that, people who wish to bring their<br />
motorcycles and small vehicles along will be provided a cargo space for an extra<br />
fee.<br />
<strong>Chiang</strong> <strong>Mai</strong> is world famous for its majestic temples, blissful landscapes and<br />
cold weather.
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