Wiang Kum Kam the First Lanna Ancient Kingdom Wiang Kum Kam is located close to the Ping River, in the the south of Chiang Mai. Wiang Kum Kam is an ancient city dating back to the eighth-century Haripunchai Kingdom. Expect to see many interesting items and structures such as stone tablets with Mon inscriptions, Read More …
Khom or Lanna Lanterns the Lights of wisdom In Asia and elsewhere, sky lanterns have been traditionally made for centuries, to be launched for play or as part of festivities. Lanterns are a traditional handicraft of Northern Thailand and it is during the Loy Krathong festival that the most beautiful and special ones are displayed. Read More …
Loy Krathong floats of hope and flying lanterns Full moon, brightly illuminated night and a sense of communal well-being are the key to the appeal of the annual Loy Krathong celebration. Originated as a way to pay homage to the river Goddess, Loy Krathong was adopted from ancient Buddhist traditions and then adapted to incorporate Read More …
Art in Paradise Chiang Mai “Step into the Picture” Chiang Mai is a city for art lovers. From unique architecture at every single temple to beautiful galleries, the city is full of cultural spaces. And now, Art In Paradise Chiang Mai has finally arrived in our town. Get ready to let your imagination march into Read More …