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Paintingesque Originally uploaded by zekkelley.If you're in Thailand during what would be winter months if it wasn't so warm, my most highly recommended destination after seeing more traditional Thai attractions is Mae Fah Luang Garden. Situated in the small northern city of Chiang Rai, this garden rests 950 meters (3,117 feet) above sea-level in the northern-most province of Thailand and, as

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What's one of the worst things about traveling? For me, it's knowing that I'm being swindled out of money just because I'm not familiar enough with the place to know better. One place that I'm constantly reminded of this is at Don Muang airport. After going through customs and on your way to go outside, there's usually a large group of people waiting trying to pick up people for taxis. Don't use

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Temple Gaurdian Originally uploaded by zekkelley.After the night market, I found what proved to be the most interesting aspect of Chiang Mai: Wiang Kum Kam. It's the ruins of an older city located a short drive from Chiang Mai. The first thing you'll see upon arriving is what's pictured above - Wat Chedi Liam. Next to the temple sits a fairly large chedi housing buddhas representing each of the

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Night Market Bustle Originally uploaded by zekkelley.The first post concerning Chiang Mai is about the night market. I arrived Sunday afternoon, found a gusthouse to stay at, and rapidly found that all the nearby roads were being closed to vehicles; I soon found this to be due to the large number of people setting up shop and the increasingly larger number of people walking through the streets.

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I went to Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai after the new year started and will be posting some thoughts on both those cities shortly. As for general feelings, I didn't like Chiang Mai at all and have no desire to ever go back but with the possible exception of going to Doi Inthanon and Chiang Rai was much better

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I recently needed to get a student visa made and decided to take one of Air Asia's new routes to Hanoi, Vietnam. The following is an account of my experiences...A Note about Vietnam and VisasVietnam requires most people to obtain a visa before arrival; some that are exempt from this requirement are Scandinavian countries and Asian countries; You should check if not sure though. I, unfortunately,

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This first post to South East Asian Travel does nothing but give some info as to what to expect:1. Travel reports on various places in SE Asia2. Travel information concerning things like airlines, deals, etc.3. Plenty of info on BangkokExpect some content soon

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