July 2016

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MAGAZINE 

No.268 - JULY 2016 

In English 

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Best Buys 

Chiang Mai Take Home 

中文 

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柠檬草茶包带回家 

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Cover Story 

Siamese Fighting Fish 

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令人惊叹的暹罗斗鱼 

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Play Time 

Segway Gibbon 

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长臂猿赛格威之旅 

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Visit in Town 

The Secret Jungle Temple 

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帕拉特寺 , 一座秘密丛林庙宇 

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Spa Deal 

Spa Buffet at Srimantra 

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奢享丝芮曼塔拉自助水疗 

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Dinning Out 

Ragu’s New Menu 

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拉居意大利乡村风味 

餐厅的新菜单 

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BUZZ BUZZ 

Chiang Mai For Kids 

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青瓷 — 清迈手工的风采 

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Hand Made In Chiang Mai 

Living Art - Celadon 

Advertorial 

Cape Panwa Hotel 

Maps & Directories 

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Ping River Map 

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Buffet Selection 

All-You Can Eat 

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Nimmanhaemin Map 

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Chiang Mai Community Info 

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Chiang Mai City Map 

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En Français 

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Chiang Mai Classifieds 

Portrait Chiang Mai 

SIPAY SOPAHIN / 

Une vie sculptée dans le bois 

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Attractions 

Ring Road Map 

Hotel Directory 

Airlines Time Tables 

Restaurant Directory 

Chang Puak Magazine 

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BEST 

BUYS 

CHIANG MAI 

TAKE-HOME 

Lemongrass Tea Bags 

柠檬草茶包带回家 

Lemongrass in Thai is called Ta-krai. It is enjoyed as 

a drink all over Asia after meals for pure refreshment. This 

grass-like herb has a sharp, fresh and lemony aroma; it has 

long been a key ingredient in Thai cooking. As a medicinal 

herb, it was traditionally used to cure skin complaints and 

headaches, and was burnt to kill germs and repel insects. 

It is also an ingredient in Thai herbal compresses for its 

soothing, invigorating and antiseptic properties, while the 

aroma relieves stress and soothes hangovers. 

Lemongrass tea can be a useful and delicious, yet non 

expensive, souvenir to take back home. One of the most 

famous producers in Chiang Mai is Raming Tea. The company 

offers a selection of carefully selected tea leaves and herbal 

tea, organically grown in the mountains of Chiang Mai. 

Their shop on Thapae Road is 

an elegant Victorianera 

house, with tea, 

cakes and Thai cuisine 

on the menu. 

It is lovingly taken 

care of by Khun 

Daeng Wangwiwat 

the owner. 

柠檬草在泰国叫 “ 嗒克来 ” (Ta-krai), 是全亚洲人民广泛热爱 

的餐后饮品。它作为一种草药 , 通常被用于健胃、利尿解毒、防止 

贫血及滋润皮肤、治疗头痛等。其同时也是泰式草药包内含的一种 

成分 , 热敷能让人感到舒缓放松、精力充沛 , 其芬芳还能缓解压 

力、减轻宿醉症状。 

柠檬草茶是有益健康的 , 价格优惠且优雅大方 , 是您可以带回家 

的纪念品。在清迈其中最著名的一个生产商则是拉明茶 (Raming 

Tea)。其公司就座落在塔佩路上 , 那里提供了一系列精心挑选的草 

本茶和花草茶 , 都种植于清迈的山脉。 

拉明茶业出品的有机柠檬草茶 | 70 泰铢。 

Organic Lemongrass Herbal Tea 

by Cha Raming : THB 70. 

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Khun Daeng Wangwiwat, 

owner of Raming Tea 

and Raming Tea House. 

LEMONGRASS TEA BY RAMING TEA: 

@ Raming Tea House. 158 Thapae Road. Chiang Mai. 

Tel. 053-234 518-9 

Open daily 8.30am. - 6 pm. 

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COVER 

STORY 

The Stunning Beauty of 

Siamese Fighting Fish 

令人惊叹的暹罗斗鱼 

All pictures 

Visarute Angkatavanich 

When the iPhone6 was introduced to the world last year, 

many users chose the pictures of a Siamese fighting fish as 

wallpaper. The person behind these high-resolution screen 

pictures is a Thai photographer named Visarute Angkatavanich. 

The 45-year-old photographer’s signature images are 

stunning and truly reflect the grace and beauty of the 

Siamese fighting fish. The brilliant coloration and long flowing 

fins make it one of the most well-known aquarium fish. 

Siamese fighting fish, also call Betta Splendens are small 

(up to 3 inches long). They are rather plain-colored fish, 

native to the Mekong River basin in Thailand (previously 

called Siam). The Siamese fighting fish makes its home in 

rivers, rice paddies, drainage ditches and the warm flood 

plains of the region. The vibrant resiliant fish has quickly 

become accustomed to frequent storm flooding and devastating 

droughts. The cyclic, drastic changes in its environment 

have meant the fish has adapted - becoming a true labyrinth 

fish. A labyrinth fish has the unique ability to breathe oxygen 

directly from the air and also take in oxygen from its gills. As 

a result, Bettas and other labyrinth fish can survive for short 

periods of time out of water, and if needed, can inhale the 

air around them. This also explains why a Betta can sustain 

itself in stagnant oxygen deficient water. 

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This hardy yet delicate fish can be peaceful and timid as 

well as aggressive and bullish. The name “fighting fish” refers 

to the aggressive behavior of territorial males. Two males 

will certainly fight until one is severely damaged or dead, so 

males cannot be kept together. But aggression can also be 

seen towards other fish. When fighters are kept with fish that 

exhibit long, flowing fins or bright colours, the fighter may 

mistake them for other males. Females are less colourful 

than males. They can be put together and also need a 

comfortable place to hide. Aquatic caves or dense, planted 

corners work well in making the fish safe. 

In the wild, the fish uses its coloration to ward off predators 

and to attract mates. Wild Bettas do not possess the vibrant 

bright red, lime green, and royal blue colors of their selectively 

bred counterparts. In fact, they are unusually dull and drab. 

However, captive-bred Betta males have adopted these new 

colors and use them to their advantage in mating displays. 

In the Siamese fighting fish family, the male takes care of 

the children. It begins with him building a nest of bubbles 

then he will courtship the female, often being aggressive 

when attempting to entice her under the nest. When the 

female begins to lay, the male loops himself round the female 

to fertilize the eggs. She can give a total of several hundreds 

eggs and he will catch each whitish eggs in his mouth, coat 

them with mucus, swim up and then blow them into the mass 

of bubbles. While the male is doing this, the female recovers 

from the embrace. Finally, the male drives the female away 

and guards the nest. He will take care of the eggs until the 

young hatch 24 to 48 hours later. The young Bettas don’t 

begin to show very much color or fin shape until they are 

about three months old. 

当 iPhone6 面世全球时 , 许多用户选择了泰国斗鱼的图片作 

为手机壁纸。这些高分辨率屏保图片背后的作者就是泰国摄影 

师 Visarute Angkatavanich。这位 45 岁的摄影师 , 其代表作令 

人惊叹且真正反映了泰国斗鱼的优雅和美丽。 

泰国斗鱼 , 学名为泰国搏鱼 ( Betta Splendens), 身形小 ( 最 

大为 3 英寸 ) , 相当一部分为素色 , 原产于泰国 ( 旧称暹罗 ) 湄公 

河流域。泰国斗鱼生活在河流、稻田、排水沟渠和温暖的洪水 

地区。它们很快地习惯了频繁的暴雨洪水或毁灭性的干旱。循 

环、急剧变化的环境帮助这种鱼学会了适应 —— 成为一种真正 

的谜样的鱼 , 拥有直接在空气中呼吸氧气的独特能力。 

这种纤弱却坚强的鱼既胆小平和 , 亦能积极乐观。“ 斗鱼 ” 

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这个名字指的是领域性雄性的攻击性行为。两雄相遇必定来场 

决斗 , 相斗时张大腮盖和鱼鳍 , 用身体互相冲击挑衅 , 然后用 

嘴互相撕咬 , 战斗到其一严重受伤或死亡。因此显然不能将两 

尾以上的雄性斗鱼养在一起 , 而且它们这种攻击性同样适用于 

对其它鱼类。雌性的色彩比较淡 , 可以放在一起。野外生存 

时 , 鱼类通常利用其颜色来抵御捕食者和吸引异性。在泰国斗 

鱼的家庭中 , 由雄性照顾幼鱼。最初它会建筑泡沫的巢 , 然后 

向雌性求爱。在雌鱼躺下后 , 雄性斗鱼则在它身边转圈使其受 

精。雄鱼将每个白色的受精卵含在嘴里 , 用粘液包裹 , 然后又 

吹出大量的泡沫。而后 , 它会一直照顾受精卵 , 直至 24 至 48 小 

时后幼鱼孵化成功。 

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Photographer 

Visarute Angkatavanich is the man behind the beautiful 

Siamese fighting fish picture popular on the iPhone6. A few 

years ago, the Bangkok-based photographer started selling 

his work through micro-stock sites, and so went in search of 

some interesting subjects to populate his gallery and generate 

some sales. Interestingly, he found what he was looking for in 

his own house: his pet fish. 

Ever since he was a little boy, Angkatavanich has owned 

different kinds of fish - everything from goldfish, to guppies, 

to Siamese fighting fish - and he quickly realized that they 

make the perfect subjects. “I found that nowadays there are 

so many different kinds of fish that come in unique shapes, 

colors and patterns. I am fascinated by them, and so I started 

taking photos.” 

He takes his photos most often by setting up his strobe 

lighting directly above the fish tank. His trick is to clean the 

tank and filter the water as clearly as possible. 

The final shots make the fish look as if they are floating in 

mid-air, rather than swimming around inside the confines of 

a fish tank. 

Facebook: visarute.angkatavanich 

Visarute Angkatavanich 正是 iPhone6 红极一时的屏保 —— 美 

丽的暹罗斗鱼照片背后的摄影师。几年前 , 这位曼谷摄影师通过 

micro-stock 网站开始销售他的作品 , 他也着手寻找一些有趣的主 

题来填充他的线上画廊以促成一些销售。有趣的是 , 他发现一直要 

寻找的就在自己家里 : 他的宠物鱼。 

—— “ 我发现 , 现在有很多不同种类的鱼 , 它们拥有独特的形 

状、色彩和图案。我着迷于它们 , 所以我开始拍摄它们。” 

他在摄影时通常将闪光灯设置在鱼缸的正上方 , 这样最后的成片 

能使得鱼看起来好像是漂浮在半空中。 


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PLAY 

TIME 

SEGWAY 

GIBBON 

Like Riding on a Magic Carpet 

长臂猿赛格威之旅 

More fun than walking, more eco-friendly than driving, 

Segway is the best way to explore Chiang Mai. 

Now, with Segway Gibbon, you can glide through the old 

city of Chiang Mai during a two hour tour taking you to the 

city’s most famous temples. You will also cruise by great restaurants, 

interesting markets and other important landmarks 

of the city. This tour is one of the most sensational ways to 

see the beauty of Chiang Mai! You will love gliding through 

roads and trails and your guide will tell you the story behind 

each place you’ve visited. 

Segway Gibbon’s guides love to show people around their 

city. Because Chiang Mai is not just about monuments, they 

will show you the city from a different angle: little streets hiding 

beautiful houses, nice and quiet parks, scrumptious Thai 

style bakeries, and unforgettable people. Guides have designed 

unique tours so you can discover Chiang Mai the way 

you have always dreamt. 

For your safety, each tour is accompanied by two captains, 

and before returning to the base you will stop on the way 

fordelicious local refreshments. 

You may have already seen a Segway in the movies or 

maybe at the airport-now it’s time to try it for yourself! 

Book your Segway Gibbon Tour today by calling 053-010 

660 and pay THB 1,999 for two hours (city tour). 

比步行更有趣 , 比开车更环保 , 驾驶赛格威电子平衡车是探索 

清迈的最佳方式。 

两个小时的长臂猿赛格威之旅 , 您可以尽情探索清迈古城 , 去 

参观这座城市最著名的寺庙。您还能一路体验美味的餐厅、有趣 

的市场和其它重要的城市地标。这是领略清迈之美的最好的一种 

旅行方式。您会喜欢在大路和小径间穿行 , 向导会告诉您每个参 

观的地方其背后的故事。每个旅程都包括一个享用本地点心的休 

息时间。 

您也许已经在电影里或者机场看到过赛格威 , 现在是时候亲自 

试一试了 ! 

今天就预订您的长臂猿赛格威之旅吧 , 拨打 053 - 010 660, 两 

个小时的旅程只需支付 1,999 泰铢 ( 市区观光 )。 

SEGWAY GIBBON : 

Sales office at Thapae Gate. (50 meters passing 

Mac Donald). Chiang Mai. 

Tel. 053-010 660 

www 

www.segwaygibbon.com 

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VISIT IN 

TOWN 

THE SECRET 

JUNGLE TEMPLE 

Wat Pha Lat 


Thai people have a saying : “You haven’t really been to Chiang Mai, if 

you haven’t visited Doi Suthep temple”. This temple is one of the landmarks 

of the city. But not many people know of another beautiful temple, a few 

kilometres before the famous one, that is much less crowded, less opulent, 

and mostly visited only by locals. Welcome to Pha Lat temple, the secret 

jungle temple...! 

Often called “The monastery of the sloping rocks”, this hidden treasure 

has it all: an antique viharn (shrine hall), serene atmosphere, breathtaking 

views over the city of Chiang Mai, plus a little stream that passes through 

the temple’s garden. 

This temple was constructed during the reign of King Kuena (1355-1385). 

History says that the king’s white elephant stopped and knelt down at this 

place whilst walking up the mountain. The animal continued his journey but 

then died when arriving at the top of the height. King Kuena ordered the 

construction of Doi Suthep temple at the very place the elephant died. Later, 

he also ordered the construction of temples at the three other spots where 

the white elephant had rested, one of these being Wat Pha Lat. Those 

places were considered holy places. 

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In 1934, a wealthy Burmese wood salesman took it upon 

himself to start the restoration of Wat Pha Lat. The original 

temple was almost gone, with only the roof and walls standing. 

The new temple buildings were built on the opposite side 

of the waterfall not too far from the road up to Doi Suthep. 

There is a small bridge crossing the stream. Standing in the 

middle of the bridge you can see the old temple and the new 

temple plus, straight ahead, an unforgettable view of Chiang 

Mai city. Fascinating and contrasting images of the old and 

the new! 

At Wat Pha Lat, the Burmese influence in architecture 

can be seen especially at the main temple. On one side of 

the roof there is a drawing of a peacock which is a symbol for 

Burmese people.The other side shows a drawing of a rabbit, 

which is the symbol of the birth-year of the monk who was in 

charge of the temple at that time. 

A giant Singh (lions) guards the chedi and the entrance 

to the temples, representing typical Thai temple architecture. 

It is very impressive. The temple sits by a small waterfall, 

nestled into the hillside, surrounded by rocks and beautiful 

trees. Many Buddha images are stuck into and on to rocks 

around. At Wat Pha Lat you get a feeling of peace; with the 

shadow of the trees, the sound of the river and the magnificent 

view down the stream. It is very relaxing. 

In this temple you will see Buddha images everywhere 

and images of the white elephant as well. You can also find 

a path, used by monks to walk to Chiang Mai city. This path 

continues up to Doi Suthep, about one hour’s walk, following 

the stream most of the time. It can be dangerous to walk, 

especially during the rainy season, so don’t give it a try unless 

you are a good hiker. 

Thailand is a country where temples are important to people. 

They need a place to go to take a step back some times 

and slow down. Wat Pha Lat is most certainly such a place. 

Situated in the jungle, off the main road up to Doi Suthep, you 

will find this little jewel of a meditation spot. Not posh, not full 

of tourists, no glam and glitter. Walking around the grounds, 

you will see small posters stuck on the trees, with wisdom 

quotations like “Everyone maybe a fool, but nobody is a fool 

forever” or “Greedy eaters dig their graves with their teeth”. 

Some might make you giggle and others will make you nod 

your head in approval... 


泰国人爱说 : “ 如果你未曾参拜过素帖寺 , 你就不算 

真的来过清迈 ”。这座寺庙俨然已成为了城市的重要地 

标之一。但谁又知道 , 前往著名的素帖寺的途中 , 几公 

里之外将还有另外一座美丽的寺庙。这里拥有更少的喧 

嚣与华丽 , 主要参观的只有当地人吧 ? 欢迎来到帕拉特 

庙 , 一座秘密丛林庙宇 …… 

通常被称为 “ 斜岩修道院 ”, 这个隐藏的宝地拥有古 

老的神殿、静谧的氛围和令人惊叹的清迈城市景色 , 还 

有一条溪流穿过寺庙的花园。 

这座寺庙始建于 Kuena 国王统治时期 (1355 - 1385)。 

历史上据说国王的白象在步行上山的过程中在这里停了 

下来 , 并双膝跪地。随后白象又继续它的旅程 , 但当它 

到达顶部时仙逝 ,Kuena 国王下令在此方建设素帖寺。 

后来 , 他还下令在其它三个白象休息的地方建造庙宇 , 

其中一个就是帕拉特寺。这几处都被泰国人认为是极其 

神圣的地方。 

在 1934 年 , 一位富裕的缅甸木材商人开始着手修复帕 

拉特寺。庙宇的遗址几乎就只残留下了屋顶和墙壁。新 

庙建造在瀑布的对面 , 离上素帖山的路不远。有一座小 

桥横跨河流 , 如果您站在桥的中部能看到旧殿新殿 , 向 

前直直地眺望便是一个难忘的清迈城市之景。这里融汇 

了今昔之景 , 是如此地梦幻迷人 ! 

在帕拉特寺 , 您能在其建筑尤其是主殿看到缅甸风格 

的影响。主殿屋顶的其中一边绘制着一只孔雀 , 它是缅 

甸人民的象征。而另一边则展示了一幅兔子的画 , 它象 

征着当时掌管这座寺庙的高僧的生辰属相。 

巨大的狮子和老虎守卫着佛塔与寺庙的入口 , 展现了 

典型的泰式庙宇建筑风格。它给人的印象非常深刻。神 

殿在一个小瀑布旁 , 坐落在山坡上 , 围绕着岩石和美丽 

的树木。其中众多佛像都被岩石包围。在帕拉特寺 , 您 

会感觉到一种内心的平和。树木的影子、河流的潺潺水 

声、溪流的壮美景色 , 这一切都让人感觉放松。 

可做 & 不可做 

泰国是一个寺庙对于人民来说很重要的国家。他们需要一个 

可去之处 , 为了能往后退一步 , 把身心慢下来。帕拉特寺毋庸 

置疑就是这样一个地方。始终得记住 , 它是一个当地人祈福的 

宗教场所 , 所以有一些可做和不可做的事必须铭记在心 : 

—— 请文明着装 , 不要穿短裙短裤。这是对佛像、高僧、尼姑 

或寺内老者的一种尊重 ( 您可能需要准备一条大围巾以便在宗教 

场所时使用 ) 。 

—— 始终保持平和并安静地行走 , 某处总会有人在祈祷或冥 

想 , 即使您可能没有看到他们。 

—— 最后但并非最不重要的 , 不要用手指佛像、高僧、尼姑或 

老者 , 这样非常晦气。 

阅读并记住以上提示 , 那您已经准备好了去参拜一座泰国寺 

庙。祝您有个美丽的旅行 …… 

PHA LAT TEMPLE : 

On the road to Doi Suthep Temple. On the left hand side, 4.5 km. passing 

Kruba Sivichai Monument and 7 km. before arriving to Doi Suthep. 

Tel. 053-217 793 

Open Tuesdays to Sundays, 8:30 am to 5pm. 

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SPA 

DEAL 

A GLAMOROUS 

Spa Destination 

Enjoy Spa Buffet at Srimantra Spa 

奢享丝芮曼塔拉自助水疗 

For your total relaxation, spa treatments include a large 

selection of home-made products, such as scrubs with Thai 

herbs, coconut, five-flowers or jasmine rice. Body Wraps can also 

be very special, made of golden collagen, red wine, spirulina base 

or coconut. Carefully selected treatments are designed for your 

wellbeing. You can select one of Srimantra’s packages, or if you 

prefer a single treatment you can choose from a spa range of 

massages, facials, scrubs, wraps, milk baths and herbal steams. 

This July, treat yourself with serenity and 

rejuvenation at Srimantra Spa and benefit of 20% 

discount off published rates, everyday from 10am 

to 2pm. And don’t miss their new “Spa Buffet” 

offer: choose all your favorite treatments for 3 hours 

and pay only 2,500 Baht. 

这个 7 月 , 来宁静而治愈的丝芮曼塔达水疗中心款 

待自己 , 每天从上午 10 点到下午 2 点消费 , 可享门市 

价 20% 的价格优惠。不要错过他们新推出的 “ 水疗自 

助 ”, 您可以自由选择喜爱的疗程 , 总共 3 个小时只需 

支付 2,500 泰铢。 

选择一个让您的感觉尽情释放的豪华水疗中心绝不是一项简单的任 

务 , 找到正确的地方更是一件严肃的事情。这个 7 月 ,Chang Puak 杂 

志将带您去一个迷人的洞穴 , 一个宁静的白色的巢 , 一个提供令人愉 

悦的各种定制疗法的休憩之地。我们将带你去探寻丝芮曼塔达水疗中 

心 …… 

设计成为一个宁静的山洞 , 丝芮曼塔达水疗中心的豪华私人水疗套 

房为您提供奢侈的空间感和永恒感。您可以放松在山洞风格的建筑 

里 , 观赏窗外的鸟儿在树木间啼鸣。 

这个水疗中心提供了给客人一系列基于古老的治疗传统和仪式的自 

然疗法。特色疗法中运用水晶碗和铃铛的声音引导冥想 , 一种有助于 

重新平衡和协调身体频率的声音。 

为了让您彻底放松 , 水疗的过程中会运用到大量的自制产品 , 包括 

采用泰国草药、椰子、五花或茉莉大米进行身体磨砂 , 裹敷的材料也 

非常特别 , 由黄金胶原蛋白、红酒、螺旋藻或椰子制成。我们提供精 

心挑选且关注于您健康的水疗 , 您可以选择一个丝芮曼塔达的套餐或 

单个的治疗 , 包括了按摩、面部美容、磨砂、裹敷、牛奶浴、草药蒸 

汽。 

Choosing a luxury spa to indulge your senses in is never an 

easy task, and finding the right place is serious business. 

This July, Chang Puak Magazine takes you to a glamorous cave 

in the city, a tranquil white sanctuary offering a blissful range of 

custom-made therapies. We are taking you to Srimantra Spa... 

Designed as a nest of tranquility, Srimantra Spa provides the luxury of 

space and the feeling of timelessness in its private spa suites. You can relax 

in the cave style architecture and enjoy the view of birds and trees, right by 

your window. 

This spa offers a range of natural treatments based on ancient healing 

traditions and rituals. Signature treatments include a therapy with the sound 

of crystal bowls, and bell guided meditation (a pure sound which helps to 

rebalance and harmonize the frequencies of your body). 

SRIMANTRA SPA : 

78 Chareonprathet Road. Chiang Mai 

Tel. 053-818 881 

www 

www.srimantraspa.com 

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DINING 

OUT 

Ragu’s 

NEW MENU 

Ragu Rustico Italiano 

Italian Flatbread 

拉居意大利乡村风味 

餐厅的新菜单 

Crab Avocado Bruschetta 

Fancy pasta 

In Chiang Mai, Ragu Rustico Italiano Restaurant pays 

homage to the beautiful country of Italy by serving authentic 

home cooked and rustic cuisine, based on old traditions and 

recipes. Once diners settle on their seat, complimentary 

bread and free iced water are ready on the table. And you can 

view Chefs preparing your dishes through the open kitchen. 

Food lovers can select from a comprehensive menu 

offering home made sausages, seafood, flatbread, homemade 

pasta and sandwiches. A variety of premium deli products, 

imported cheese and meat is also available for dine-in and 

take away, and bread is baked daily. 

This month visit and discover Ragu’s new menu, including 

Crab Avocado Bruschetta, Chicken and Shrimp Piccata, 

Filet Gorgonzola, Sandwiches and Italian Flatbread. All these 

delicious dishes are served with an extensive wine list 

including Italian, European and other International labels. 

Staff will be able to help you choose the right bottle to 

perfectly complement your rustic dining experience. 

在清迈 , 拉居意大利乡村风味餐厅向美丽的国家意大利致敬 , 

供应正宗的家庭式烹饪和乡村美食 , 基于意大利的古老传统和 

食谱。来这里看看他们的新菜单 , 包括蟹鳄梨蒜末烤面包、意大 

利柠檬香煎鸡排大虾、菲戈尔根朱勒干酪、三明治、意大利扁面 

包。所有这些美味的菜肴都能搭配其精心挑选的国际葡萄酒单 , 

来自意大利、欧洲和其它世界品牌。 

RAGU RISTOCO ITALIANO : 

1st floor zone B. Promenada Resort Mall. 

Tel. 053-142 665 

Open daily 10am to 10pm. 

See ring road map F5 

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See city map A1 

See city map C2

See ring road H5 


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See ring road map H7 See Ring Road map E7

Chiang Mai 

for Kids 

It is that time of the year again? Summer time! Whether it is indoor or outdoor, Chiang Mai offers a range of great activities 

for kids. Are your children a bit adventurous? Why not take them elephant discovering, teach them to do elephant poopoo paper 

or discover live insects? Or perhaps they are a bit younger and like to be indoors? Chiang Mai has an indoor ice skating rink and 

various indoor play areas located around the city, designed especially for the young ones. 

These holidays in Chiang Mai, you can be sure you children will go back home 

with some great memories and stories to tell everyone. 

POOPOO Paper Park 

POOPOOPAPER Park is THE park with the funny name, that no one 

should miss in Chiang Mai. It is a great interactive outdoor museum style 

park which is great for the whole family. 

On the self-guided tour around the park kids will learn all about the 

process used to make the now world famous paper products from the 

fibres found in elephant dung. They can also create or decorate notepads 

and book markers at one of the different workshops. 

Typically a tour lasts around 45 minute during which kids stop off at the 

eight different pavilions and learn the entire process used to make poo 

poo paper. Local artisans are on hand and staff are very professional, they 

know how to play and take care of kids. Great for ages 4 and up. Open 

daily from 9 am. to 6 pm. | Price: Entry 100 Baht / children under 5 FREE. 

Elephant PooPoo Paper Park : 

87 Moo 10 T. Mae Ram. Mae Rim. Chiang Mai. 

| Tel. 053-299 565 

Children under 5 : free entrance 

Elephant Nature Park 

A real treat for kids is a visit to an elephant 

sanctuary: seeing elephants enjoying themselves in 

a natural setting is such a different experience from 

the zoo. In Chiang Mai, the Elephant Nature Park 

is an elephant sanctuary where elephants roam 

free. During the day, kids will learn about the habits 

of elephants, walk them to the open fields, to their 

mud baths and even play with the baby elephants. 

| Full day THB 2,500 | Child THB 1,250 

Elephant Nature Park : 

Rachamankha Road. Chiang Mai. 

| Tel. 053-272 855 | www.elephantnaturepark.org 

Siam Insect Zoo 

In Mae Rim, close to Tiger Kingdom and Poo Poo Paper 

Park, the Siam Insect Zoo is a “must do” activity for children, 

it might even be the highlight of their trip. 

At Siam Insect Zoo they have everything to create some 

amazing photos. If butterflies are your thing you are welcome 

to sit in the butterfly house and enjoy hundreds of butterflies 

and tropical flowers found within. If your children are feeling 

a bit more adventurous, they can go see some of the spiders, 

insects or lizards they also have on hand. Kids can get that 

perfect picture of a giant beetle or spider crawling up their 

arm, sure to make all their friends back home do a double 

take. The Siam Insect Zoo is great for all ages. 

Siam Insect Zoo : 

Mae Rim. Chiang Mai. Open daily 9am to 5pm 

| Adults THB 200 | Children THB 100. 

Art in Paradise 

Art in Paradise is an interactive 

art exhibit. All the artwork is painted 

on the floor and walls in a way that 

makes it look 3D. The best part is they 

are all designed for your kids to join in 

and become a part of the artwork. 

Adults THB 300 | Kids THB 200 

Changklan Road. Chiang Mai 

Sub-Zero Ice Rink 

Even here in tropical Chiang Mai 

your kids can enjoy some mid-day ice 

skating at the Sub-Zero Ice Rink. 

They have rental equipment for all 

ages, including hockey style ice 

skates along with helmets. | About 

THB 200 for children under 140 cm. 

For children 7 years old and older. 

3rd floor Central Festival. Chiang Mai 

Catmosphere 

Cat Cafe 

The idea came from Japan. It is 

simple: enjoy a delicious drink or fruit 

juice with furry feline friends roaming 

around Catmosphere Café is a popular 

place with families and kids; cats 

are familiar with having new people 

around them. 

Huay Kaew Road @ The Punna. 

Tel. 092-273 1011 

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See city map H4 See city map F6 

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See city map C3 See city map C3

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HAND MADE 

IN CHIANG MAI 

“ LIVING ARTS ” 

CELADON 

青瓷 — 清迈手工的风采 

The road that runs east from Chiang Mai to Sankamphaeng is marked on maps as 

Highway 1006, but it is known locally by a more colourful name – the Handicraft Road. This 

is because the road is lined with artisans’ workshops and showrooms where you can see 

both the processes and products of the handicrafts for which northern Thailand is famous. 

Handicraft factories located on this road include silk and 

silverware, lacquerware, ceramics, celadons, umbrellas and 

fans. A trip down this road is one of the most interesting 

activities for visitors to Chiang Mai. It offers the chance not 

only to meet local people, but also to learn something of the 

techniques used in producing traditional handicrafts, and to 

pick up a striking souvenir to take back home. 

This July, Chang Puak Magazine takes you to Siam Celadon 

factory, a famous place producing elegant and characteristic 

celadon; hand-made in Thailand and exported to the world. 

Celadon is form of glazed stoneware which became 

famous at a very early date. The word “celadon” is derived from 

the Sanskrit language and means green-glazed stone. It is 

classifieds as high-fired stoneware, fired in wood-fired kilns. 

The green-colored glaze is achieved by a mixture of wood 

ash being fired into the clay, giving it its characteristic colour 

and cracked texture. 

In the old times, celadon ware was believed to change 

color when poisoned food touched it; it was highly prized and 

in great demand in Thailand. According to Thai history, King 

Ramkamhaeng The Great visited China in the 13th century 

and brought Chinese pottery and potters back to Thailand. 

When they arrived in Chiang Mai they found a thriving ceramics 

industry. 83 kilns were firing at its height and soon celadon 

ware was being produced as well. Today, the northern 

region specializes in the making of green and blue celadon, but 

yellow and brown wares can also be found. 

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At the Siam Celadon factory everything, from drumshapped 

seats and table bases to complete dinner sets, 

is made by hand. The factory houses many rooms, 

each one being devoted to one of the many steps in the 

process of celadon-making. First, local ball clay is prepared 

and formed into slabs for the potter. It is shaped into plates by 

women at work at a motorized potter’s wheel, using a knife to 

control the shaping. 

The production is a relatively long and complicated process. 

The most essential aspects of it are the use of the proper 

earthenware clay raw materials, proper drying, the use of 

highly skilled artisans in molding and design application, then 

in the glazing and firing processes. A small, comparatively 

simplistic design, either hand-painted or in low relief, 

usually takes four to six weeks to make well. A larger piece 

can take as long as ten weeks, although six to eight weeks 

is the average. 

Before drying, the pieces that are to receive applied 

decorations like leaves and flowers go to a liquid-slip artist. 

Pieces that cannot be thrown, such as coffeepots and 

figurines, are cast in the jiggers shed. Here, clay is poured 

into a mold and allowed to set and dry. The clay for a 

half-inch-thick wall sets for one and a half hours before the 

excess is poured out. After two days of drying in the mold, it is 

ready for the low - or biscuit - firing at 1,472 degrees. 

Next comes glazing. The piece is dipped into a mixture of 

wood ash and another local clay, different from the ball clay. 

The proportion of ash and clay determines the color of a piece, 

whether classic green, greenish-brown or the attractive 

blue that was introduced a while ago. If the article has a 

design, the first coat is wiped with a sponge so that it fills 

in the design and makes it darker. A second dipping takes 

place when the first coat has dried, and then a third coat is 

brushed on to smooth over any imperfections before the 

high - or glaze - firing at 2,372 degrees. The 10-hour slowcooling 

period gives Thai celadon its crackle. 

At Siam Celadon you can witness the different steps 

of the making of celadon and you can choose beautiful 

products in their showroom (prices are affordable). The art 

of celadon is a living art passed down from one generation 

to another but in our modern 

times it is becoming more 

and more difficult to interest 

the new generation in this 

work. Visit this beautiful 

factory to bring home 

unfogettable 

memories. 

从清迈东部前往山甘烹 (Sankamphaeng) 的路在地图上标 

记为 1006 号高速公路 , 可它为当地人熟知的却是另一个更丰富多 

彩的名字 —— 手工艺品路。因为道路的两旁排列着各式手工作坊 

和展厅。在这里 , 您可以看到泰国北部著名的手工艺品的生产流 

程和成品展示。这个 7 月 , Chang Puak 杂志将带您去探访 “ 暹罗 

青瓷厂 ”—— 当地著名的一个青瓷工厂 , 致力于生产优雅和极具 

特色的青瓷。 

根据泰国历史 , 国王 Ramkamhaeng 于 13 世纪访问中国首都 

北京 , 将中国的陶器和陶工带回到了泰国。今天在清迈这座城 

市 , 手工艺者专注于烧制青色及蓝色的瓷器 , 当然黄色和棕色也 

部分存在。 

“ 暹罗青瓷厂 ” 出品众多青瓷物件 : 从鼓形座椅、单桌到成 

套餐桌全都是手工制作 , 价格也非常亲民。走在美丽的工厂里 , 

您可以见证青瓷制作的不同步骤。“ 暹罗青瓷厂 ” 会是您在清迈 

能找到的一个美丽而时髦的去处。 

SIAM CELADON : 

38 Moo 10, T.Tonpao Sankampeang Chiang Mai 

Tel. 053-331 526 

www 

www.siamceladon.com 

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ADVER- 

TORIAL 

Cape Panwa Hotel 

at Cape Panwa, Phuket 

See city map E4/F4 

See city map C2 

On a palm-fringed beach with an established first-class 

international reputation, Cape Panwa Hotel again hosts Phuket 

Raceweek. From July 20th to 24th, and in cooperation with rights 

owner Media Business Services, they proudly sponsors the 13th 

annual Cape Panwa Hotel Phuket Raceweek 2016. 

An hour from the airport and close to Phuket Town, Cape 

Panwa Hotel nestles on a verdant hillside with elegant and fully 

equipped suites and pool villas overlooking Andaman Sea. 

The exclusive Cape Absolute Suite, featuring 360 degree ocean 

views, private butler and chef service, a private lift, a limousine 

and the use of Cape Panwa’s 35- metre- long private yacht, is the 

opulent crown jewel of the hotel, graced by Hollywood celebrities 

such as Leonardo Di Caprio, Elizabeth Taylor, Jean Claude Van 

Damme, Pierce Brosnan and Catherine Zeta-Jones. 

Cape Panwa offers free Wi-Fi access, two swimming pools, 

a Fitness Centre, water sports, a private speed boat and yacht 

charters, and the renowned Cape Spa. Gastronomic dining at 

Cape Panwa Hotel comprises exquisite Thai cuisine at Panwa 

House; continental fine-dining in Top of the Reef; relaxed Thai 

and international fare at Café Andaman and private beach dining. 

Dine serenely al fresco at the Bamboo Bar. Relax with a drink 

in the refined mood of Otter’s Bar or the nautical atmosphere 

of The Lighthouse pub. Quality pastries, coffee, fine wines and 

gelato await you at Café Kantary, Phuket. Whatever your needs 

the Cape Panwa Hotel team is there for you. 


See city map F3 

Online registration for Cape Panwa Hotel Phuket Raceweek 

2016 is now open at http://www.phuketraceweek.com/accommodation.html 

with rooms at special regatta rates. For more 

information, go to http://www.phuketraceweek.com 

CAPE PANWA HOTEL 

A part of Cape and Kantary Hotels prestigious Cape Hotel 

Collection. More details on The Cape Absolute Suite and Cape 

Panwa Hotel, Phuket, 

please call (66) 02-253-3791-7 Ext. 0 and (66) 076-391-123 

www 

www.capepanwa.com ; www.capekantaryhotels.com 

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See city map F4

PORTRAIT 

CHIANG MAI 

Une vie simple. 

A la question de savoir si elle n’aimerait pas exercer d’autres 

fonctions dans l’entreprise, Sipay lève la tête surprise, comme 

si une telle question était saugrenue. Bien sûr que non ! Elle 

fait ce qu’elle sait faire. Elle maîtrise la technique, elle connaît 

chaque dessin et ne désire surtout pas bouleverser le rythme 

de sa vie. Un long fleuve tranquille pense-t-on inévitablement 

en regardant travailler Sipay : cheveux court, uniforme de 

l’entreprise porté avec fierté, pieds nus, mains musclées, 

absence de maquillage et de bijoux, juste un sourire 

tranquille et timide. A 50 ans, sa vie est orchestrée comme “du 

papier à musique”. Sipay est originaire d’un petit village à une 

vingtaine de kilomètres de son lieu de travail. Elle vit toujours 

dans la maison familiale avec son frère et son père. Chaque 

matin, elle arrive un peu avant 8h et quitte invariablement 

l’entreprise à 17h. Elle ne fait généralement pas d’heures 

supplémentaires et travaille en alternance le week-end. Sur 

le chemin du retour, elle s’arrête invariablement au marché 

et rentre pour préparer le dîner. Son plaisir : rester à la 

maison. Naturellement, elle a aussi quelques amies dans son 

village. La plupart sont sculptrices comme elle, dans d’autres 

compagnies de Borsang, le poumon économique et social de 

ce territoire. Quand à l’idée de prendre sa retraite, elle répond 

amusée : “tant que mon employeur voudra de moi, je resterai”. 

“Peut-être, conclut-elle timidement, que tout aurait été différent, 

si j’avais fait des études”. Une réflexion prononcée sans regret 

ni amertume, comme si finalement tout était très bien ainsi. 

Vous pouvez rencontrer Sipay Sopahin chaque jour, dans le 

centre de fabrication de meubles de Sudaluck. 99/9 Chiang 

Mai - Sankampaeng road, Chiang Mai. 

Sipay Sopahin 

Une vie sculptee dans le bois 

Voilà plus de 20 ans que Sipay Sopahin manie le “siou” et le “oine” plus clairement, la machette et le burin miniatures, avec le 

même contentement. Un savoir-faire qu’elle a acquis grâce à sa soeur aînée, experte dans la sculpture sur bois. Toute jeune, elle 

va d’abord s’entraîner de longs mois, avant d’intégrer l’entreprise de fabrication de meubles Suddaluck, à Borsang, où elle officie 

encore aujourd’hui. 

Depuis deux semaines, Sipay et sa partenaire travaillent 

côte à côte sur la frise à fleurs de cette magnifique table. 

Les gestes sont précis et ne supportent aucun dérapage. 

Les tiges et les pétales se suivent et s’enchevêtrent selon 

un contour préalablement dessiné au crayon à papier. Sipay 

aime tout particulièrement sculpter des fleurs. Dans la “vraie” 

vie, les roses ont sa préférence. Et son jardin embaume le 

jasmin. Armée d’un petit plumeau, en fibres de noix de coco, 

elle va dégager la sciure des interstices du bois. Le geste n’a 

rien de mécanique, au contraire, Sipay prend son temps. Elle 

caresse le meuble, le regarde, frappe, ponce, époussette. 

Elle en a déjà sculpté des centaines de tables, des têtes de 

lits et d’armoires pour le compte de Sudaluck, essentiellement 

pour répondre à des commandes ou pour le show room qui 

reçoit chaque jour des dizaines de visiteurs. Sipay aime ce 

défilé de “curieux” qui la regarde travailler en silence, mais 

par-dessous tout elle affectionne l’ambiance de travail. Un 

mélange de complicité et de solidarité, tissé au fils des années. 

On peut voir à ses pieds un certain nombre d’outils qu’elle 

a acheté. Ici, l’ouvrier vient avec son matériel. Et chacun y 

accorde une attention toute particulière. C’est l’ancienne 

école ou plus exactement l’absence d’école et là est le fonds 

du problème. Ni Chambre des métiers, ni école de formation, 

pour enseigner cet art aux jeunes générations. Résultat, ce 

savoir-faire, et bien d’autres se perdent avec les générations. 

A Suddaluck, la moyenne d’âge des employées est de plus 

en plus élevée, sans espoir de renouvellement. Bien finie 

l’époque où comme Sipay, les jeunes s’enrichissaient des 

techniques de leurs ainés. Aujourd’hui, les étudiants suivent 

des cours plus théoriques, sur les matières fondamentales au 

risque de voir ces métiers traditionnels disparaître. 

SUDALUCK : 

99/9 Chiang Mai-Sankampaeng Road. Chiang Mai. 

MAP 

See Ring Road Map G5 

Tel : 053-338 006-11 

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BUFFETS 

SELECTION 

Special Days Buffets 

ALL-YOU 

CAN EAT 

JAPANESE BUFFET at DUANGTAWAN HOTEL 

All you can eat 30 Japanese dishes such as Sashimi Moriawase, Nigiri Sushi, 

Kanikama Maki, Tempura Moriawase and grilled river prawns and much more. 

Dinner-Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays | THB 448 

132 Loykroh Rd. Chang Klan. Chiang Mai. | Tel. 053-905 000 ext 3227 

Everyday Buffets 

Chiang Mai Buffet Specials 

Experience a variety of sea food, steacks, 

thai food, dim sum and pasta, then indulge in 

a large selection of ice cream and desserts at 

one of Chiang Mai’s buffet. We have done some 

research for you and here is a selection for you 

to choose from. Bon appetit! 

GAP’S GUEST HOUSE - VEGETARIAN BUFFET 

Your choice of 6 vegetarian dishes in Gaps Guest House, located in the real heart 

of Chiang Mai city, at walking distance from Thapae Gate. 

Dinner-Everyday | THB 90 

3 Rajadamnoen Road soi 4. Chiang Mai. | Tel. 053-270 143 

JASMINE RESTAURANT at DUSIT PRINCESS 

Enjoy a special lunch of Buffet Dim Sum with unlimited choice of Dim Sum, special 

soup and dessert of the day. 

Lunch-Fridays only | THB 399 per guest. 

112 Chang Klan Rd, Chiang Mai | Tel. 053-999 999 

NIMMAN BAR & GRILL at KANTHARY HILLS HOTEL 

Beef lovers will enjoy prime roasts of beef, lamb, pork and poultry with an array of 

side dishes, salads and desserts. 

Dinner-Wednesday only | THB 590 

Nimmanhaemin Rd. Chiang Mai. | Tel. 053-222 111 

MOXIE’S FRIDAY STEAK NIGHT BUFFET at DUSIT D2 

Try a selection of imported meats, BBQ pork ribs, river prawns, blacked spice fish 

with condiments, a fresh salad bar, a pizza station and much more. 

Dinner-Friday nights only | THB 649 per guest. Pay 4 Get 1 free. 

100 Chang Klan Rd. Chiang Mai. | Tel. 053-999 999 

IBIS HOTEL CHIANG MAI 

Thai and international Buffet Lunch with Dim Sum, Khao Soy, salad bar and desserts. 

Lunch-Everyday | THB 179 

7/9 Moo1, Kanklong Cholpratharn Rd.Changpuak. Chiang Mai. | Tel. 053-908 888 

THE EMPRESS HOTEL 

Thai and International cuisine in the casual setting of The Empress Hotel. Enjoy 

many delicious Thai dishes, Thai soups, salads plus a selection of desserts. 

Lunch-Every day | THB 300 per guest. (Empress Gold Card Members THB 239). 

199/42 Chang Klan Rd, Chiang Mai. | Tel. 053-253 199 

RIO RESTAURANT at RATI LANNA 

Fridays: Churrascaria Brazilian BBQ style with Japanese buffet, salad and desserts. 

Saturdays: Italian and Churrascaria bbq, various dish, salads and desserts. 

Dinner-Fridays and Saturdays only | THB 750++ per guest. 

33 Chang Klan Rd.Chiang Mai |Tel. 053-999 333 

HOT POT at CENTRAL PLAZA CHIANGMAI AIRPORT 

A wide selection of beef, pork, chicken, sea food and vegetables to choose from and 

boil in your own boiling pot. Fun, good and affordable. 


4th floor. Central Plaza Chiang Mai Airport. Mahidol Rd. | Tel. 053-200 289 

OISHI EXPRESS at CENTRAL PLAZA CHIANGMAI AIRPORT 

A delicious buffet lunch with a lot of choice. Mainly Asian dishes such as Japanese, 

Chinese and Thai and grill stations. Price includes free flow of soft drinks. 


4th floor. Central Plaza Chiang Mai Airport. Mahidol Rd. | Tel. 053-277 728 

KAD CAFE at SHANGRI LA HOTEL 

Saturdays to Thursdays: Barbecue Buffet 

with a lot of other dishes and desserts 

Fridays : Seafood Barbecue Buffetwith 

many other delicious dishes. 

Dinner | Saturday to Thursday THB 888, 

Fridays | THB 988. 

89/8 Chang klan Road. Chiang Mai. 

| Tel. 053-253 888 ext 6437 

FAVOLA RESTAURANT at LE MERIDIEN 

Cuisines from across the globe, including 

imported Italian cold cuts, cheeses, 

seafood, premium meats, pasta, gourmet 

desserts and much more. 

Lunch-Every first sunday of the month 

| THB 1,999 per guest 

108 Chang Klan Rd, Chiang Mai. 

| Tel. 053-253 666 

AKALIGO RESTAURANT at DHARA DHEVI 

Superb cuisine including fresh sea food, 

Alaskan King Crab and Foie Gras with 

international cuisine with a live band playing 

jazz. Indoor and outdoor settings. 

Lunch-Sundays only | THB 1,800++ 

51/4 Moo1, Chiang Mai-Sankampaeng 

Rd, Chiang Mai. 

| Tel. 053-888 888 

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ATTRACTIONS 

IN CHIANG MAI 

清迈旅游景点 

Parks & Gardens 

公园类 

Temples 

寺庙类 

700 YEARS STADIUM 

清迈 700 年体育场 

Canal Road 

See Ring Road map B3 

BUAK HAAD PARK 

清迈 Buak haad 公共公园 

Arak Road 

See City map D5 

CHEDI LUANG TEMPLE 

契迪龙寺 

Prapokkloa Road 

See City map E4 

JED YOT TEMPLE 

杰德瑶寺 

Super Highway Road 

See City map C1 

TWEECHOL BOTANICAL GARDEN 

清迈地平线度假村 

Chiang Mai-doi Saket Road 

See Ring Road map F2 

HUAY TEUNG TAO LAKE 

清迈汇登涛湖 

Canal Road 

See Ring Road map B2 

PHAN TAO TEMPLE 

盼道寺 

Prapokkloa Road 


PHRA THAT DOI SUTHEP TEMPLE 

双龙寺 

Sriwichai Road 

See Ring Road map A3 

See ring road map F5 

QUEEN SIRIKIT BOTANIC GARDEN 

清迈诗丽吉王后植物园 

Mae Rim Samoeng Road 


ROYAL PARK RAJAPRUEK 

清迈 Rajapruek 皇家公园 

Canal Road 


PHRA SINGH TEMPLE 

帕辛寺 

Sam Lan Road 

See City map D4 

SUAN DOK TEMPLE 

松德寺 

Suthep Road 

See City map C4 

Shopping 

购物类 

Museums 

博物馆类 

CHIANG MAI NIGHT BAZAAR 

清迈观光夜市 

Chang Klan Road 

See City map G4 

PLANT MARKET 

花卉市场 

Atsadatghon Road 


BANK OF THAILAND MUSEUM 

泰国银行博物馆 

Chotana Road 

See Ring Road map C3 

CMCITY ARTS & CULTURAL CENTRE 

清迈城市艺术文化中心 

Prapokkloa Road. 


PROMENADA RESORT MALL 

Promenada 购物中心 

Chiang Mai - Sankampaeng New Road 

See Ring Road map E5 

SATURDAY WALKING STREET 

周六夜市 

Wua Lai Road 

See City map E5/E6 

LANNA FOLKLIFE MUSEUM 

兰纳民俗博物馆 

Prapokklao Road. 


LANNA TRADITIONAL HOUSE MUSEUM 

兰纳历史建筑博物馆 

Suthep Road 

See City map B3 

SUNDAY WALKING STREET 

周日夜市 

Ratchadamnoen Rd. - Prapokkloa Rd. 

See City map E4/F4 

WAROROT MARKET 

瓦落落市场 ( 唐人街 ) 

Watchayanon Road 


THE TREASURY PAVILION MUSEUM 

清迈珍宝博物馆 

Rachadamnoen Road. 

See City map F4 

46 47 

See ring road map F4

See ring road map B1 

See ring road map A1 

See ring road map B1 

48 See city map F4 

49

50 51

HOTELS 

DIRECTORY 

Where to stay 

Resorts in Chiang Mai’s surroundings 

Modern Stay 

Hotels in town 

BALCONY 

Tel. 053-241 678 

www.balconyvillage.com 

CHIANGMAI HIGHLANDS 

Tel.053-261 354 -9 

www.chiangmaihighlands.com 

THE DHARA DHEVI CHIANG M. 

Tel.053-888 888 

www.dharadhevi.com 

FOUR SEASONS 

Tel.053-298 181 

www.fourseasons.com 

GOLDEN ELEPHANT 

Tel. 053-391 093 

www.goldenelephantresort.com 

3 SEASON 

Tel. 053-281 368 

www.3season.asia 

CHEDI HOME 

Tel. 053-232 126 

www.chedihome.com 

CHARCOA 

Tel. 053-212 681 

www.charcoa.com 

DE CHAI 

Tel. 053-209 000 

www.www.dechaihotel.com 

DUANGTAWAN HOTEL CHIANG MAI 

Tel. 053-905 000 

www.duangtawanhotelchiangmai.com 

MAEJO GOLF CLUB 

Tel.053-354 431-2 

www.maejogolfclub.com 

MAENAI GARDENS 

Tel. 089-700-6668 

www.maenaigardens.com 

RIM TARA RESORT 

Tel. 053-116 133-6 

www.rimtara.com 

SUKANTARA 

Tel.081-881 1444 

www.sukantara.com 

TAO GARDEN 

Tel.053-921 200 

www.tao-garden.com 

CHAIYO HOTEL 

Tel. 095-889 5050 

facebook.com/Chiangmai.Chaiyo.Hotel 

CMOR HOTEL 

Tel. 053-400 111 

www.cmorhotel.com 

DUSIT D2 CHIANG MAI 

Tel. 053-999 999 

dusitd2chiangmai.dusit.com 

IBIS STYLE 

Tel. 053-908 888 

www.ibisstyles.com 

KANTARY HILLS 

Tel. 053-222 111 

www.kantarycollection.com 

VERANDA CHIANGMAI 

Tel. 053-365 007 

www.verandaresortandspa.com 

VIVO BENE VILLAGE 

Tel. 053-496 000 

www.vivobene.co.th 

LANNA HOUSE 

Tel. 053-270 348-50 

www.lanna-house.com 

LUXURY HUAY KAEW 

Tel. 053-213 376 

Facebook/ Luxury Huay Kaew 

LE MERIDIEN 

Tel. 053-253 666 

www.lemeridien.com/chiangmai 

MANINARAKORN 

Tel. 053-999 555 

www.maninarakorn.com 

PING NAKARA 

Tel. 053-252 999 

www.pingnakara.com 

In Town Boutique Hotels 

NAT LIN 

Tel. 053-233 719 

natlenboutiqueguesthouse.com 

NAPATRA HOTEL 

Tel. 053-231 031 

www.napatrahotel.com 

ROSEATE 

Tel. 053-217 291 

www.chiangmairoseate.com 

ROYAL PRINCESS 

Tel. 053-253 900 

www.royalprincesschiangmai.dusit.com 

SHANGRI-LA CHIANG MAI 

Tel. 053-253 888 

www.shangri-la.com/chiangmai 

@CHIANG MAI 

Tel. 053-226 608-9 

www.atchiangmaihotel.com 

AKYRA MANOR 

Tel. 053-216 219 

www.theakyra.com 

BAAN HUEN PHEN 

Tel. 053-281 100 

www.baanhuenphen.com 

BODHI SERENE 

Tel. 053-903 900 

www.bodhiserene.com 

DE LANNA 

Tel. 053-326 278 

www.delannahotel.com 

NAP IN CHIANGMAI 

Tel. 053-904 479 

www.napinchiangmai.com 

RUX THAI 

Tel.053-208 737 

www.ruxthai.com 

THE CORE 

THE EMPRESS 

Tel. 053-218 163 

Tel. 053-253 199 

facebook.com/thecorehotelchiangmai www.empresshotels.com 

THE GRAND WIPANAN 

Tel. 053 222 785-8 

www.thegrandwipanan.com 

DE NAGA 

Tel. 053-209 030 

www.denagahotel.com 

JASMINE CHIANG MAI 

Tel. 053-274 718-0 

www.jasminechiangmaiboutiquehotel.com 

NINETYNINE 

Tel. 053-326 338 

www.99thegalleryhotel.com 

RACHAMANKHA 

Tel. 053-904 111 

www.rachamankha.com 

RARINJINDA 

Tel. 053-303 030 

www.rarinjinda.com 

THE GRAND NAPAT 

Tel. 053-231 777 

www.thegrandnapat.com 

THE PUB BUNGALOWS 

Tel.053-211 550 

www.thepubchiangmai.com 

YAANG COME VILLAGE 

Tel. 053-237 222 

www.yaangcome.com 

RIMPING VILLAGE 

Tel. 053-243 915-6 

www.rimpingvillage.com 

SHEWE WANA 

BOUTIQUE RESORT & SPA 

Tel.053-240 020 

www.shewewana.com 

TAMARIND VILLAGE 

Tel. 053-418 896 

www.tamarindvillage.com 

U CHIANGMAI 

Tel. 053-327 000 

www.uchiangmai.com 

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AIRLINES 

TIME TABLE 

Where to travel 

Thai Airways 

Operates to Suvarnabhumi Airport 

Nok Air 

Operates to Don Muang Airport 

Chiang Mai Office : Tel. 053-920 999 | www.thaiairways.com 

Chiang Mai - Bangkok (SV) 

TG103 1005 1125 Daily 

TG111 1510 1620 Daily 

TG117 1920 2030 Daily 

TG121 2050 2210 Daily 

Bangkok (SV) - Chiang Mai 

TG102 0755 0915 Daily 

TG110 1310 1420 Daily 

TG116 1720 1830 Daily 

TG120 1840 2000 Daily 

TG also operates to Phuket and Samui 

Chiang Mai Office: Tel. 053-280 444| Hot Line : 1318 

www.nokair.com 

Chiang Mai - Bangkok (DM) 

DD8307 1045 1150 Daily 

DD8313 1425 1530 Daily 

DD8319 1810 1915 Daily 

DD8327 2155 2300 Daily 

Chiang Mai - Udonthani 

DD8624 1610 1710 Daily 

Bangkok (DM) - Chiang Mai 

DD8302 0700 0810 Daily 

DD8306 0905 1015 Daily 

DD8318 1630 1740 Daily 

DD8324 1900 2010 Daily 

Udonthani - Chiang Mai 

DD8625 1810 1910 Daily 

Bangkok Airways 

Operates to Suvarnabhumi Airport 

Chiang Mai Office : Tel. 053-289 338-9 | Hot Line: Tel. 1771 

www.bangkokair.com 

Chiang Mai - Bangkok (SV) 

PG216 1010 1130 Daily 

PG224 1200 1320 Daily 

PG226 1640 1800 Daily 

PG228 2105 2225 Daily 

Chiang Mai - Samui 

PG242 1230 1415 Daily 

Air Asia 


Bangkok (SV) - Chiang Mai 

PG215 0805 0920 Daily 

PG217 1230 1345 Daily 

PG906 1435 1550 Daily 

PG221 2135 2255 Daily 

Samui - Chiang Mai 

PG241 1000 1150 Daily 

Chiang Mai Office : Tel.053-904 800-2 | www.airasia.com 

Chiang Mai - Bangkok (DM) Bangkok (DM) - Chiang Mai 

FD3438 0825 0940 Daily FD3437 0640 0745 Daily 





Chiang Mai - Phuket Phuket - Chiang Mai 


Chiang Mai - Krabi Krabi - Chiang Mai 



Chiang Mai - Pattaya Pattaya - Chiang Mai 


Chiang Mai - Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur - Chiang Mai 

AK857 1655 2045 Daily AK854 0655 0840 Daily 

Chiang Mai - Macao Macao - Chiang Mai 


Thai Lion Air 


www.lionairthai.com/en 

Chiang Mai - Bangkok (DM) Bangkok (DM) - Chiang Mai 

SL525 0650 0805 Daily SL506 0855 1010 Daily 





Lao Airlines 

Chiang Mai - Luangprabang 

QV636 1530 1630 Daily 

Air China 

Chiang Mai - Beijing 

CA824 2345 0500 Daily 

(except Thu/Sun) 

Dragon Air 

Chiang Mai - Hong Kong 

KA233 1540 1925 Daily 

Chiang Mai Office Tel.053-223 401 

Bangkok Office Tel.02-108 1888 

www.airchina.com 

www.dragonair.com 

Luangprabang - Chiang Mai 

QV635 1350 1450 Daily 

(except Tue/Thu) 

Beijing - Chiang Mai 

CA823 1825 2230 Daily 

(except Tue/Sun) 

Hong Kong - Bangkok 

KA232 1520 1720 Daily 

Kan Air 

Silk Air 

Tel.02-551-6111 | www.kanairlines.com 

Chiang Mai - Mae Hong Son 

K8 8121 0810 0845 Daily 

K8 8123 1100 1130 Daily 

K8 8125 1600 1635 Daily 

Mae Hong Son - Chiang Mai 

K8 8122 0900 0935 Daily 

K8 8124 1200 1230 Daily 

K8 8126 1700 1735 Daily 

Chiang Mai Office: Tel. 053-904 985-7 

www.silkair.com 

Chiang Mai - Singapore 

MI703 1325 1735 Daily 

Singapore - Chiang Mai 

MI704 1030 1230 Daily 

(except Tue) 

Chiang Mai - Pai 

K8 8141 1020 1045 Sa/Su 

Chiang Mai - Hua Hin 

K8 8247 1700 1900 Tu/Fr/Su 

Chiang Mai - Pattaya 

K8 8527 1700 1900 Mo/Th/Sa 

Pai - Chiang Mai 

K8 8142 1100 1125 Fr/Sa/Su 

Hua Hin - Chiang Mai 

K8 8248 1930 2130 Tu/Fr/Su 

Pattaya - Chiang Mai 

K8 8528 1930 2130 Mo/Th/Sa 

Hong Kong Express 

Chiang Mai - Hong Kong 

U1754 1930 2310 Daily 

www.hongkongexpress.com 

Hong Kong - Chiang Mai 

UO753 1650 1845 Daily 

**Airlines Time Schedule might change without prior notice. Please, contact airline in advance 



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RESTAURANTS 

DIRECTORY 

Where to eat 

Thai Cuisine 

Lanna Cuisine 

DAVID’S KITCHEN 

113 Bamrungrad Rd., T.Wat Gate 

Tel. 091 068 1744 

DECK 1 

1 Chareonraj Rd. T.Wat Gate 

Tel. 053 302 788 

BAN LANNA 

Nimmanheamin Rd. (Opposite Warm Up Cafe) 

Tel. 053 222 088 

HUEN PHEN (P.22) 

112 Rachamankha Rd., Muang. 

Tel. 053 814 548 

DE LANNA RESTAURANT (P.23) 

44 Intawarorot Rd. T.Sriphum 

Tel. 053 326 278-9 

MIX RESTAURANT (P.41) 

Nimmanhaemin soi 1. T.Suthep. 

Tel. 053 216 878 

RUEN TAMARIND 

50/1 Rajdamnoen Road T.Sri Phum 

Tel. 053 481 896 

PAAK DANG RESTAURANT 

46/1 Wang singh Kham Rd. 

Tel. 053 232 356, 094 629 1319 

MIX RESTAURANT-CENTRAL FESTIVAL 

Floor 1 Opposite KFC 

Tel. 053 288 986 

RACHAMANKHA (P.4) 

6 Ratchamankha 9 T.Pha Singh 

Tel. 053 904 111 

ROSEATE RESTAURANT 

24/1 Rachaphakinai Rd. 

Tel. 053 217 291-2 

THE RIVERSIDE 

9-11Chareonraj Rd. T.Wat Gate 

Tel. 053 246 323 

Vegetarian 

Cuisine 

IMM AIM & BIKE CAFE 

Soi Santitam, Chang Puak, Chiangmai 

Tel. 053 264 5511 

BAMBOO BEE VEGETARIAN 

117 Rachapakinai Rd. 

Tel. 090 463 6583 

MIX RESTAURANT-PROMENADA (P.41) 

Floor 1 Building B. 

Tel. 053 142 625 

RAMING TEA HOUSE (P.28) 

158 Thapae Rd. T.Chiangmoi 

Tel. 053 234 518-9 

THE RIVER MARKET (P.15) 

Chareonprathet Rd. near Iron Bridge 

Tel. 053 234 493 

THE GOOD VIEW (P.32) 


Tel. 053 241 866 

MING KWAN 

86 Rachdamnoen Rd. ( Near Wat Phasingh.) 

Tel. 053 221 069 

ANCHAN VEGETARIAN 

Nimman Haemin Rd. Mana-Co-Work 

& Reading Space Tel. 083 581 1689 

KOREA HOUSE 

Chang Moi Road. 

Tel. 053 251 982 

Korea Cuisine 

International 

Cuisine 

CHARCOA (P.41) 

4 Soi 1 Sriphoom T.Sriphoom 

Tel. 053 212 681 

DAVID’S KITCHEN 

113 Bamrungrad Rd., T.Wat Gate 

Tel. 091 068 1744 

MIX RESTAURANT (P.41) 

Nimmanhaemin soi 1. T.Suthep. 

Tel. 053 216 878 

MIX RESTAURANT-CENTRAL FESTIVAL 

Floor 1 Opposite KFC 

Tel. 053 288 986 

D.BISTRO (P.Cover Back) 

97/2-5 Rachadamnoen Rd. 

Tel. 053 087 336 

DECK 1 


Tel. 053 302 788 

NIMMAN BAR & GRILL 

44, 44/1-2 Nimmanhaemin Rd. T.Suthep 

Tel. 053 222 111 

MIQUEL’S CAFE 

On The Moat, 106/1 Chaiyaphum Rd. 

Tel. 053 874 148 

LE SPICE 

31 Charoenprathet 6 Rd. 

Tel. 053 234 962 

Italian Cuisine 

ITALICS akyra Manor hotel (P.31) 

22/2 Nimmanhaemin Rd. Soi 9 T.Suthep 

Tel. 053-216 219 

Indian Cuisine 

Coffee, 

Cakes & Desserts 

GIRASOLE 

Kad Klang Wiang, 71 Ratchadamnoen Rd. 

Tel. 053 276 388 

Rössli 

93 Moo Baan Mai Rim Klong. Doi Saket. 

Tel. 053 496 000 



Tel. 053 241 866 

THE GOOD VIEW VILLAGE (P. 32) 

Sompot Chiang Mai 700 Year Rd. Mae Hea. 

Tel. 053 904 406 8 

THE RIVER MARKET (P.15) 

Chareonprathet Rd. near Iron Bridge 

Tel. 053 234 493 

U CHIANG MAI 

70 Ratchadamnoen Road, Sri-Poom 

Tel. 053 327 000 

Live Music 

THE DUKE’S RIMPING (P.7) 

49/4-5 Chiangmai - Lamphun Rd. 

Tel. 053 249 231 

THE DUKE’S MAYA & PROMENADA (P.7) 

4th Floor Maya & 2nd Floor Promenada 

Tel. 052 081 095 & Tel. 053 142 625 

THE DUKE’S NIGHT BAZAAR (P. 7) 

Chang Klan Rd. (Night Bazaar) 

Tel. 053 818 603 

THE PUB BAR & RESTAURANT 

189 Huay Kaew Road, Chiang Mai 

Tel. 053 211 550 

THE RIVERSIDE 

9-11 Chareonraj Rd. T.Wat Gate 

Tel. 053 246 323 

CAFE KANTARY 

at Kantary Terrace, Nimmanhaemin Rd. 

Tel. 053 222 111 

D.BISTRO (P.Cover Back) 

97/2-5 Rachadamnoen Rd. 

Tel. 053 087 336 

RAMING TEA HOUSE (P.28) 

158 Thapae Rd. T.Chiangmoi 

Tel. 053 234 518-9 

CHARCOA (P.41) 

4 Soi 1 Sriphoom T.Sriphoom 

Tel. 053 212 681 

FAHTARA 

57/1 Wiang Kaew Rd. Chiang Mai 

Tel. 084 623 5999 

LA MANGO 

1 Intawaroros Rd., Sripoom. 

Tel. 081 468 8816 

THE MELLOWSHIP 

7/9 Moo 1 Kanklong Cholprathan Rd. 

Tel. 053 908 888 

THE RIVERSIDE 

9-11Chareonraj Rd. T.Wat Gate 

Tel. 053 246 323 

THE GOOD VIEW VILLAGE (P.46) 

Sompot Chiang Mai 700 Year Rd. Mae Hea. 

Tel. 053 904 406 8 

RISE BAR akyra Manor hotel (P.33) 

22/2 Nimmanhaemin Rd. Soi 9 T.Suthep 

Tel. 053-216 219 



Tel. 053 241 866 

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COMMUNITY 

INFO 

JULY 2016 

1 2 BREAKFAST MEETING with 

CHIANGMAI EXPAT CLUB 

LADIES LUNCH 

Ladies meet every 1st and 

3rd Thursday of the month. 

The first Thursday is always 

at a different place while the 

third Thursday is at Grandview 

Hotel for a delicious buffet lunch. 

Advance bookings required at 

: expatsladieslunch@gmail.com 

The meetings are on the 1st and 

3rd Friday of the month 9.30 am. 

to 11.30 am. at The River Market 

Restaurant, at the foot of the Iron 

Bridge. Aim to help expats expand 

friendship and know laws, language 

and lifestyle. Everyone is welcome. 

3 PICKLE BALL 

Meets every Monday, Wednesday 

and Friday morning at 8am at 

the badmington courts, Suan 

Buak Hat Park. 

4 

LAUGHTER YOGA 

This group meets every month, 

meetings are announced through 

their facebook: Laughter Club 

Chiang Mai.Free of charge. 

5 BEGINNINGS GROUP AA 

Every Sunday 10 am. @Lemon 

Tree, 2 nd. floor on Huay Kaew 

Rd. Free of charge 

9 CM VEGETARIAN GROUP 

This group meets once or twice 

a month, with lunch under 300 

THB. For further details, pls 

contact: gypsyjudith@gmail.com 


6 CHIANG MAI SOFTBALL 

Every Sunday at 13:30 At Payap 

University Field Mae Khao Campus 

CMU’s Student. No need to bring 

anything, equi ment is provided. 

E-mail: darindunn@gmail.com 

7 

SALSA DANCING 

Meet new friends and dance 

the night out! Every Tuesday 

from 8pm to midnight at Warm 

Up Cafe, Nimmanhaemin Road. 

Beginners lessons 8pm to 9pm, 

150 Baht/person. 

8 CHIANG MAI SPORTS 

CLUB 

Check them on facebook and 

meet with sport lovers. Everyone 

can post their sport events and 

join together. Free of charge. 

GREAT 

FACEBOOK 

GROUPS 

- Secondhand and Real Estate 

Chiang Mai Facebook Group 

- Chiang Mai, Buy, Sell Swap 

- SECONDHAND CHIANGMAI 

(Chiang Mai’s Trading Post) 

- Chiang Mai Motorcycle Buy and Sell 

- Chiang Mai Pets For Sale & 

Give Away 

- Chiang Mai Free Stuff 

- Jobs in chiang mai 

- Women’s Entrepreneurial Network 

- Chiang Mai 

- What, Where, When - Chiang Mai 

- Chiang Mai Events 

- Chiang Mai Motorcycle Buy and Sell 

- Jobs in Thailand for Farangs 

- Farang Community Chiang Mai City 

- Chiang Mai second hand furniture 


10 SCRABBLE CLUB 

Every Tuesday at 6.30 pm. in the 

Beer Garden at Sritana Condo. 

All players welcome. 

Free of charge. 

11 TAI CHI - CHI KUNG 

Every Monday & Wednesday 

@ Suan Buak Hat Park, 8 am. 

Free of charge 

12 SOCRATES CAFE GROUP 

A philosophy meetup that is open 

to absolutely everyone. Meeting 

almost every week at different 

places in Chiang Mai. They meet 

and discuss questions that are 

common to all humanity. Further 

details, please contact: 

http://www.meetup.com/Socrates- 

Cafe-Chiang-Mai/ 

CLASSIFIEDS DIRECTORIES 

& SUBSCRIPTIONS 

Community free services 

are free of charges. 

Business, home, condo, land 

rental or sale are charged 

15 Baht/word. 

Subscribtion to Chang Puak 

Magazine (12 copies). 

In Thailand : 300 THB/year 

| Overseas: 2,000 THB/year. 

Email us at: 

changpuak_magazine@hotmail.com 

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See ring road map F6

CLASSIFIEDS 

CHIANG MAI 

JULY 2016 


1 

Chang Puak. Chotana Road. 

40.5 sqm. 6th floor. Building with 

swimming pool, sauna, gym and 

covered Parking. | 1,680.000 

THB. | Tel. 084-373 7964. 

Chang Klan. The Astra Condo: 

2 bedroom 2 bathroom 58 sqm 

| 4,500,000 THB. 

| Tel. 081-530 9556. 

Chang Puak. Nice, cozy and 

airy. Behind Lanna Hospital. 

Studio room, close to market but 

yet quiet. | 930,000 THB. 

| Tel. 085-617 00 99. 

Sri Tawee Mansion. Behind 

Macro and Big C. Corner room, 

60 sqm, fully furnished. 1 bedroom, 

office space, 2 bathroom, 

7th floor. | 1,360,000 THB. 

| Tel. 085-617 0099. 

Near Payap University & Big C. 

Nice and bright studio in Chiang 

Mai Business Park. Extra Fully 

furnished | 990,000. THB. 

| Tel. 083-361 2372. 

Jed Yod Area. New condo, 

fully furnished, 5 minutes from 

Maya. 30 sqm on the third floor. 

| 1,250,000. THB. 

| Tel. 094-619 9529. 

Changklan Rd. 34 sqm, 8th floor, 

fully furnished. | 2,250,000. THB. 

| Tel. 099-269 5415. 

2 

CONDO FOR SALE 

CAR FOR SALE 

Pickup Mitsubishi 4x4 2,800cc 

Year 2000 Price 160,000 THB 

| Tel. 098-747 7094. 

3 CONDO FOR RENT 

Muang Chiang Mai. Studio 

45 sqm. Central Location (Kad 

Suan Kaew) Security deposit 

2 months, swimming pool 

| 8,000 /month. 

| Tel. 083-025 3870 . 

Hang Dong. 1Bedroom 36 sqm 

Mountain View of Doi Suthep. 

Fully furnished and brand new 

Resort Style living with Gym, 

Sauna, Spa | 15,000 THB./month 

| Tel. 085-300 0025. 

Muang Chiang Mai. 

85 sqm. Close to 700 year Stadium 

| 21,000 THB/month 

| Tel. 087-192 11 85. 

HOUSE FOR RENT 

Hang Dong. 3 bedrooms, 3 bath 

room 154 sqm, 70 sqw. near 

Royal Flora Rajapruek 

| 25,000 THB./month 

| Tel. 092-105 67 75. 

Sansai. 50 sqw. 2 bedrooms, 

1 bath., New Single house is 

fully furnished. 


| Tel. 081-906 8017. 

Near Central Festival. 

2 bedrooms with furniture. 


| Tel. 087-189 2322. 

Lanna Lake View. Doi Saket. 

2 bedrooms, 2 bath., 80 sqm. 

Fully furnished. 


| Tel. 061-290 81 27. 

5 

4 

HOUSE FOR SALE 

Sankamphang. 

2 bedrooms,1bath room 94 sqm. 

with 1 single Storey. | 1.1 M. THB 

| Tel.084-704 7995. 

Hang Dong. 152 sqm. 3 bed, 

2 bath.18.4 Km. from town 

| 3.3 M. THB | Tel. 099-269 5415. 

Doi Saket. High quality perfectly 

maintained 3 bed, 2 bath. Only 2 

mn from center. | 3,850,000 THB 

| Tel. 082-896 8647. 

Saraphi-Boonfa Grand Home. 

166 sqm, 3 bedrooms. Fully 

furnished. | 3.3 M. THB. 

| Tel. 086-408 8936. 

Outer Ring Road. One storey 

house in a residence. 2 bed., 1 

bath., 100 sqw. Furnished.| 1.8 

M. THB. | Tel. 094-750 77 22 

6 HOUSE FOR SALE 

Tasala Area. 2 storey house in 

residence. 3 bed., 2 bath., 100 

sqm | 3.8 MB. 

| Tel. 088-087 83 62 

Chang Klan. 4 bed, 4 bath, 375 

sqm, | land 600 sqw | 13 M. THB | 

Tel. 084-905 1988 

PhraSingh. Detached house, 

165 sqm in center town. | 17.5M 

THB. | Tel. 084-704 7995 

See ring road map E6 

7 TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE 

Suthep. 2 bedroom, 3 toilets, 40 

sqm | 3.3 MB. 

| Tel. 084-905 1988 

Hang Dong. 3 bed, 4 bath, 250 

sqm. Partially furnished | 2.2 M. 

THB | Tel.081-530 0388 

Thasala. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms 

30 sqm.| 899,000 THB. 

| Tel.084-704 7995. 

Sansai. 2 bed, 2 bath,120 sqm. 

Partially furnished |2.2 M. THB 

| Tel. 081-993 3236 

8 LAND FOR SALE 

Doi Saket. 134 tarang wah and 

4 sqm. near Chiang Mai about 

10 km. to Central Festival 

| 1,100,000 THB. 

| Tel. 088-258 7006. 

Mae Rim. 273 wha. Elevated 

land plot with three sided open 

views with Maerim mountain 

range in backdrop.| 1,500,000.THB. 

| Tel. 080-130 7052. 

Sangklan-Sankampaeng. 

1080 Sqm : 2 Ngan, 70 sqm. 

| 3,240,000 THB. 

| Tel. 084-905 1988. 

Doi Saket. Choeng Doi. 360 

Sqm. / 90 sqw | 600,000 THB. 

| Tel. 084-704 7995. 

Changklan. 170 Sqm : 1 Ngan 

80 sqm. In town, with water and 

electricity.No building.| 18M THB. 

| Tel. 084-905 1988 

Suthep. 1236 Sqm. Mountain 

view. | 18M THB. 

| Tel. 084-704 7995. 


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