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Theresa
Chiang Mai
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, i am currently solo backpacking in Asia and up for everything!
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Shania
Chiang Mai
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi I’m alone young traveler. And I looking for people who want to share a ride or maybe a place to sleep.
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Alfrida
About Me
I am a first time solo backpacker. I am tired for working and want to explore the world. It is my first time in Asia. I love having fun, being creative, trying new food, chill at the beach, love music, love learning about new cultures, meeting new people, good at talking but definitely also listening <333
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Vanessa
About Me
I can be a social butterfly at times, but most of the time my introverted ass ist stuck at home :)
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Is Chiang Mai worth visiting?
Based on 13 experiences
Solo travel
- Safety : Chiang Mai is pretty safe, as thailand is in general compared to many other countries. - Things to do : So many things ! Definitely the night market in the old town every weekend. A day tour of the old town the same day would be perfect. And then, book a tour either with your hotel or while walking on the street on a travel agency (best way for me) to see the elephants, the mountains and the jungle ! - Food : Khao Soi. Aroi mak ! (Delicious haha) - Budget : Pretty Cheap destination. You have to pay a fee to go to the national parks and to visit some temples but honestly, it's very very affordable ! Only big expenses will be for the market and the food because you will eat too much ! - Accommodation : Hostels are a great deal to find some new friends. Very cheap and very clean. (I stayed right at the entrance of the old town). But if you like more "jungle" experience, there is some very nice inn with amazing view at the limit of Chiang mai - Transport : for me it's the hardest thing in thailand in general as I can't drive a bike. If you have international driving license, renting a bike is the easiest way to moove around but It can be very dangerous is the city. So maybe keep it for when you wanna go outside of the city to some remote places with less traffic. In the city, you can take the songtae (some cars open at the back where you can sit). It's the local way to moove around. A bit like bus and taxis. Otherwise, to go out of Chiang mai, either mini van or local bus (better to book before on 12go Asia for example). I went straight to the local bus station and took a bus to Chiang Dao (some place up north) and the bus dropped me 2km before my stop (I was the only foreigner). Seems to happen quite a lot to foreigners for some random reason so book before haha Anyway, Chiang Mai is really amazing, worth the visit ! (1 day to visit the old city center and weekend night market, 1 day tour to see elephants, 1 day tour to visit Chiang Rai, 1 day to visit temples and around, and 1 last day to enjoy the city and it's weekend market ! Stay around 5 days minimum)
Posted: November 20, 2024
Tris
Vietnam
Solo travel
Great experience in Chiangmai last July. After went to Bangkok with group, I solo to Chiangmai. It’s not modern as Bangkok but more like rural. I think it’s safe for women to solo travel there. Many foreigners and activities there, recommend Thai massage and night market.
Posted: October 7, 2024Upcoming visitors to Chiang Mai
Tristy
About Me
Hey! I find joy in creativity, whether it’s through music, art, or exploring new ideas. I love attending live performances, visiting art galleries, and discovering new sounds. Nature inspires me, and I find peace in connecting with it. I’m curious about different cultures and enjoy learning from new traditions, cuisines, and lifestyles. As an introvert (INFP), I find happiness in both brief encounters and deeper connections that bring joy through shared moments. In my free time, I also explore practices like meditation, Reiki, and other healing tools. If you’re into deep conversations or just want to share a fun moment, feel free to reach out—I’d love to connect!
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Jenny
About Me
Hi! I‘m Jenny, 31 years old and i‘m on a solo trip trough south east asia. I love travelling by myself but i‘m also happy to share all the special and wonderful experiences🌴🐠.
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