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It can be confidently said that the cuisine of Chiang Mai is quite exotic but still delicious, healthy and safe for tourists. The basis of the diet of Thais is traditionally rice, which is combined with different types of meat, fish, seafood, vegetables and fruits. Also, noodles are often used as a basis for dishes. Literally, all the dishes are very spicy. You can ask to make a less spicy dish, however, you will still get a dish with chilli pepper. By the way, rice is an essential ingredient of local cuisine, it helps to smooth sharp taste. If you want to get acquainted with traditional cuisine, you should try the famous Tom yum – spicy soup with seafood or chicken, or another variation of soup that includes coconut milk – Tom kha. Be sure to try the green papaya salad, just keep in mind that it is usually super-spicy. Khao-Soi is a traditional Thai soup, which is similar to curry. There are many cafes in Chiang Mai that serve this particular dish. Most Europeans are disappointed with Asian sweets. It is better to order fruits, they will definitely please you with their taste and refresh after spicy main dishes. You should try coconut balls khanom luuk chup or local meringue Fou Thong. If you like exotic food, be sure to visit a market and try insects fried in oil and various reptiles-scorpions, grasshoppers, spiders and caterpillars. It will be an interesting experience for a tourist to try this food- they will definitely tell about it at home. Of course, you … Read further

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Attractions and active leisure

Those who practise muay Thai, come to Thailand specifically to learn from recognized masters-Chiang Mai has several famous schools. Even if you are not interested in this sport seriously, just go to one of the fights that take place in the city in the evenings at the Kawila barracks. In addition, you can attend interesting cooking courses and learn the basics of cooking traditional Thai dishes at Baan Thai … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

You should look for cheap fruit somewhere out of town –prices for visitors in tourist areas are overstated as everywhere else. If you buy products in Chiang Mai, it is better to go to the supermarket-the price will be lower than in the market. You can eat pineapple or papaya or quench your thirst with coconut milk right on the go. Alcohol here is mostly imported because drinking alcohol is not a national feature … Open

Traditions and mentality of Chiang Mai Region

A lot of festivals are held here. Thais love holidays and celebrate them in a big way. In November, try to visit Loy Krathong - one of the most beautiful national holidays. On this day, locals get rid of all the negative. The original ritual of purification is carried out – thousands of small boats made of dough are lowered into the water, which symbolize a kind of offering to the Spirits of water. There are … Open

Travel guide to Chiang Mai Region

A visit to the Sunday market is something that travelers shouldn’t neglect. The market opens weekly in Chiang Mai. Sellers and artisans from the nearby regions bring their wares to the market. It is a great place to purchase various interesting souvenirs, inexpensive clothes, jewelry in the national style, and artworks. In some outlets, it is possible to find interesting antique items. Of course, the Sunday … Open

Chiang Mai Region for children - what to visit

If your child is interested in animals, be sure to take him to elephant farms, there are many of them near Chiang Mai. You can look at the giants and ride one of them – this activity will amaze both children and adults. Another interesting place where your family can communicate with animals is monkey farms. They are located in the city, here you can see funny monkeys, watch the show and take a picture. … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Shops can be found here in almost every house and prices are much lower than in Chiang Mai. However, you can only get here by your own transport. If this is not possible, look for wood products in shops in the markets and shopping centres. They are more expensive here and the choice is not so wide, but you can buy something interesting and unusual. Lacquer trays, boxes and betel sets are another traditional … Open

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