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Tapae Place Hotel has a great location in the heart of Chiang Mai, situated in a quiet street between the famous Night Bazaar and walled Old City, making this hotel excellent value for money and a great base to explore the city. The guest rooms are spacious and come with a great range of modern facilities; perfect for those wanting the comfort of a centrally located hotel. [more info]

This stunning residence featuring 53 boutique villas is spread over four acres of land, a short distance away from 152 metres of pristine beach front. Ten of the villas offer a beautiful sea view; four of these beachfront villas also feature their very own luxurious pool. The remaining villas are situated amongst the tropical vegetation and are equally exclusive, luxurious and special.

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China Guest Inn is a beautiful guest house in Silom area of downtown Bangkok offering a good selection of rooms with modern facilities and services and a pleasant atmosphere close to shops, transport, entertainment and markets.

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Thaphae Garden offers more to the traveller than most guest houses in Chiang Mai with a fantastic range of facilities and services including a swimming pool to compliment the clean, modern rooms and great location.

 

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The Bossotel Inn is located next to the railway station and offers great hotel rooms and facilities at a reasonable price. All Bossotel rooms are air-conditioned with ensuites, cable television, mini-bar and hair dryer. [more info]

A visit to the Akha and Yao tribes will allow visitors to experience the authentic lives of the hill-tribe people. From here visitors can explore ruins and witness the panoramic views of the Golden Triangle. After that it is time to head on to the final destination on the itinerary, Mae Sai.

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A thrilling boat ride along the Mae Kok River ends with a visit to a traditional Karen hill tribe village. While here, visitors can also enjoy a half hour elephant ride through the countryside before continuing on to a local hot spring.

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Spend the day learning about traditional Thai cooking, beginning with a visit to the market to pick out the freshest local spices and produce.

 

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The floating markets of Damneon Saduak by longtail boat, the 127 metre high Chedi at Nakhon Pathom and the former house of Jim Thompson which is now a national museum.  [more info]

Mae Salong, also known as Santikhiri, is an ethnic Chinese enclave inhabited by remnants of the Kuomintang (Nationalist) army of Chiang Kai Shek. After your visit to Mae Salong, you will head on to Therd Thai, where you can visit the former headquarters of the notorious drug baron Khun Sa.

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