This minimalist country barn cafe is set in PAWTEL which is a hotel for dog lovers in the midst of the beautiful natural scenery of Mae Rim, near Prem Tinsulanonda International School.
Anticipating the worst is bringing out the best: Chiang Mai foreign community is ready
As the city was heading home to begin our self-quarantines on a quiet Friday two weeks ago, a group of foreign nationals met up under the giant rain tree at the Chiengmai Gymkhana Club. Under discussion was a support system for the tens of thousands of expatriates living here, many of whom are vulnerable and may need support during these COVID-19 days. It was initiated by Ben Svasti, Honorary Brit … Continued
Cut through the red tape with Thailand Elite
Living in Thailand as a foreigner, like anywhere else in the world, comes with its own set of challenges and of course, benefits. While today the world is undergoing the most extraordinarily unchartered changes, this leaves most of us uncertain about our status and future especially if you are a foreign national living in a foreign land. Message boards and phone lines across the nation are cloggin … Continued
Inspired by a spring day in an Empress’s palace
Whoo Gongjinhyang: Seol Radiant White Moisture Cushion Foundation Special Edition Launch. This royal luxury cosmetic brand “The history of Whoo” by LG HOUSEHOLD & HEALTHCARE is launching “Gongjinhyang: Seol Radiant White Moisture Cushion Foundation Special Edition” inspired by the spring scenery of a royal palace full of blossoming flowers that herald the coming spring. “Gongjinhyang: Seol Rad … Continued
An afternoon drive up Doi Suthep
After being housebound for 11 days, my parents, my puppy, and admittedly me, were getting restless. So today we decided to pile into our car and take a drive up the mountain to see what was going on with the fires we have been seeing for weeks. While the lower slopes of Doi Suthep was dangerously dry, we must admit that we didn’t see any evidence of burning. And being on a family trip with aged pa … Continued
Who will feed all the elephants?
A letter was sent out to the media this week from the Elephant Nature Park, quoting owner Lek Chailert, who says she has been visiting many elephant parks across Chiang Mai where she saw that, “Elephants have been chained up since the tourists stopped coming. They are very stressed and upset. Some have started to attack each other from being chained up all day and several have bite wounds as they … Continued
The Life in the Red: Lockdown in Italy
It’s 1am and the tv is showing the latest decree from the Prime Minister: Lombardia is now a red zone and nobody without special permission can move in or out of the area. The news has just increased the panic in the region. It also caused people to run towards supermarkets which lead to large gatherings of people all at risk of infection. The following day we were told by the Health Minister that … Continued
Join your neighbourhood support groups NOW!
Hello Chiang Mai! We are your friends and neighbors, creating online support groups for each of our Chiang Mai neighborhoods. We are faced with an unprecedented situation and many unknowns, and feel that the best way to prepare is to strengthen the bonds of our community. In Chiang Mai, we have always been blessed with such connections. We feel they should now safely extend to all, especially the … Continued
Doi Suthep burning bright: What’s being done? Why is it happening? And yes, there is a solution
Our days are spent in seclusion; those with air-purifiers can shelter indoors from the worst of the particles and those without must worry about the future of their lungs, as the mountains next to the city burn. Massive fires are raging across the Doi Suthep-Pui mountain ranges, with one fire near Huay Tung Tao estimated to have decimated over 2000 rai of land. The largest fire at this time, howev … Continued
Accept, Adapt, Advertise & Amplify: How to ensure your business’s survival
I read a post this week from Todd Hermann, author of the business success book Alter Ego, who had some interesting stats on US CEOs he had interviewed about their response to covid-19. He saw some startling differences in the way they spoke and he used their word choices to categorise them into three groups; fear focussed, un-focussed and strategy focussed. The strategy focussed group were way mor … Continued
The C Virus
The world has changed. In a few short weeks the life we knew, the life that we built, the life we sculpted just right to suit us, is no more. No, it’s not climate change. It’s not war. It’s not poverty. It’s a virus. It knows no boundaries, needs no passport, asks no personal questions, answers no surveys, dresses in no particular fashion, and hides in plain sight. It’s the Coronavirus. I call it … Continued
What can we all do now to prepare if community restrictions to deal with the COVID-19 are implemented.
Reflecting on my experiences of a sudden and restrictive lockdown in Manila, here are some of the preparations to put in place now that could help if restrictions do become necessary. This is not official advice; it just what were some of the struggles people had, what was helpful, and some of the inspiring responses of the community to help people out. 1. Payment for household help an … Continued
Speakin’ Sex and Intimacy: Love in the Time of Coronavirus
Love in the Time of Coronavirus I know you are asking how the hell can we date during a time like this, but wait, there is always a silver lining, and this maybe a good time to really get to know someone without having to touch them – physically, that is! If you are single here in Chiang Mai, then more than likely you are already dating via apps, whether it’s Tinder, Grindr, or you have mov … Continued
Is Chiang Mai ready? Infectious disease expert gives some answers
Citylife has been trying to interview Dr. Romanee Chaiwarith, M.D. head of Infectious Disease, Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University for about six months. She is a busy woman. We had heard that she is a Dr. House of Chiang Mai and is renowned and internationally respected for her works with infectious diseases. She had been one of our dream interviews for a lo … Continued
Backyard Biohacking
Every Sunday, biohacking enthusiast Jason Ryer hosts events at his Zen House where people gather to discuss and participate in a biohacking community. Ryer is trained as a Bulletproof coach and works with individuals in helping them lose weight, gain energy, increase health, and fortify their mind and purpose using biohacking techniques. The concept of biohacking is largely given meaning by those … Continued
Pern restaurant closes its door, among the first of many to come…
As the pollution smothers the city, many people prefer to stay at home, rather than go out to restaurants or bars. Others, who have the chance, travel away from Chiang Mai for a few weeks, thus escaping this annual threat to clean air and to good health. This year, an additional serious danger to health is provided by the spreading Covid-19 virus. Although there have already been cases of resident … Continued
Keep Calm and Breathe On
In an attempt to escape the smog during the pollution season, Free Bird Cafe hosted a workshop that focused on deep breathing. Complete with air filters that could have granted the cafe the title “Cleanest Air in Chiang Mai,” 30 air junkies gathered to learn the tips and tricks of breathing well. The workshop was run by Hunter Lafave, a 32 year old cancer survivor. In 2017, Hunter was diagnosed wi … Continued
Helping Through Hair Cuts
Hair Aid is an international project that is changing the world through cutting hair. This organisation works globally with economically developing countries and pairs professional hair dressers with individuals looking to learn vocational skills. Hair Aid’s mission is to develop career skills in poor areas providing at risk and poverty stricken people with the skills to earn an income. Hair Aid c … Continued
Hiking for Hope
8-year-old Chiang Mai local, Amelia Monk, is doing something most people won’t do in their entire lifetimes: trekking to the base of Mount Everest. Not only is she taking on such an impressive feat at such a young age, but she is also raising money for Chiang Mai’s Hand To Paw dog rescue in the process. A self-described adventurer, Amelia has skied in Japan, spotted orangutans in the jungles of B … Continued
What is happening and what should I do? The inside scoop on COVID-19
The Chiang Mai Public Health Office held a meeting at ISDSI on Monday the 2nd March, to provide up to date and accurate inforamtion about the COVID-19 virus. “The most important thing about following the news is being conscious. News sources come from many different places; both real data and fake data exist.” – Kittiphan Chalom, Medical Doctor and Field Epidemiologist at Chiang Mai Provincial He … Continued
When the well of tourism dries up
In the months following the global outbreak of COVID-19, the number of tourists in Chiang Mai has drastically declined. With increased travel bans and growing fear surrounding COVID-19, popular attractions in Chiang Mai are left empty. Chinese tourism has consistently made up a significant number of travellers in North Thailand, and with nearly all flights cancelled between China and Thailand, the … Continued
Protection of Stray Dogs in Chiang Mai
Stray dogs in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai, a city where hundreds of stray dogs roam the streets without protection. The public portrays strays as dangerous, as they have a history of attacking people walking around the city. Strays with rabies pose an additional threat to human welfare, as rabies is fatal without proper vaccination and immediate treatment. The abundance of stray dogs is a critical healt … Continued
Great theatre from The Gate Theatre
Read the Driving Miss Daisy review and make sure you check out the new play currently on at The Gate, Harvey. Driving Miss Daisy: Love transcends boundaries, cements humanity Despite deep-rooted racial prejudices, and economic and social disparities, love can still find its way through and bind people together. Love is probably the strongest cement that binds humanity together. One such intense ex … Continued
Clean Air for Everyone?
Please see part one of this article here. Where’s the smoke from? First, most smoke around here comes from burning corn waste. This is hard for people living in Chiang Mai to believe because as you sit here, what you see is burning mountains. But if you look around the world today, continent by continent, there are massive fires of crop waste. Today, we worry about Thailand but next … Continued
Building a bridge for Love: Love For Life brings real life people together
Love For Life – Matchmaking and Dating Agency in the heart of Chiang Mai acts as the intermediary between people in search of love, helping them to connect for life. They do that by building local or intercontinental bridges, to ease the route to finding happiness. In an ideal world, all partners that come together have a blank slate. There’s no emotional baggage of past relationships to carry aro … Continued
Effective ways to reduce your plastic consumption now
The start of the year saw plastic bags banished from 75 leading retailers in Thailand. By 2021 there will be a total plastic bag ban in the country and there are further plans in place to reduce plastic consumption due to Thailand being the 6th worse plastic polluter in the world. So when you’re shopping for goods in Chiang Mai and going about your everyday activities in the city, it’s crucial tha … Continued
Family-friendly dining in & around Chiang Mai
Last autumn, Chiang Mai was thrilled to discover that restaurants in the city were featured in the 2020 edition of the Michelin Guide Thailand for the first time. But if you’re one of the 12 million tourists heading to the city and are bringing your family, including your young children, with you then you’ll most likely want to dine in a more relaxed family-friendly establishment. You’ll, therefor … Continued
Fascinating study of 627 captive elephants to help set new industry standards
In the past, elephants were used in the forestry industry. The cancellation of forest concessions in 1989 resulted in thousands of elephants being unemployed, many finally finding a home and a living as part of the tourism industry, which soon grew into an important factor contributing towards the economy and society of Thailand. However, the welfare of captive and domesticated elephants is a hotl … Continued
Boon Kho Kuso Bridge, Pai’s latest attraction
Next time you are in Pai and fancy experiencing something a little different, take half a day and drive out of town to Boon Kho Kuso Bridge located in the Thai Yai community of Pam Bok Village, Tambon Thung Yao in Pai. Locals say that while Boon Kho Ku So Bridge is made from bamboo it is powered by faith. The project was funded by the Royal Project, the Forest Development Office, the Government Of … Continued
Breathe. Don’t breathe. Leave. Don’t leave. Do something
Breathe. Don’t breathe. Leave. Don’t leave. Do something. We can make a difference. What’s the point of trying? Help! It’s him. It’s her. It’s them. It’s you. Is it me? It has been a very frustrating and confusing few years as we have watched, helplessly, as the annual pollution levels rise, start earlier and last longer. For a long long time information was scarce and often misleading, as authori … Continued
The Cave Rescue on the Big Screen
You’d have to be living in a, well…a cave, to have missed the sensational 2018 rescue of the Moo Pa, or Wild Boar, football team from Chiang Rai’s Tham Luang Cave, an event which blanketed world news for its duration and became a source of deep ongoing national pride for Thailand. As with any event of this magnitude, Hollywood has come knocking, and while Netflix has bought the rights to the rescu … Continued
Root Canal Treatment: Fixing Mae Kha Canal
Often smelt, but rarely seen, Mae Kha Canal is one of the city’s most important waterways. In fact, it was a major factor behind King Mengrai’s decision to build Chiang Mai city in this location. Wending its way through the city from north to south, the canal and its many offshoots acts as a buffer between the Ping River, which is historically prone to flooding, and the walled moat. In days of old … Continued
Cool New Reasons to visit Lampang and Lamphun
Chae Son National Park, Chae Hom and Wang Nuea districts – Lampang Not to be outshone by Chiang Mai, Lampang and Lamphun are about to start wooing and wowing visitors with exciting new offerings this year. Lampang and Lamphun Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) recently invited Citylife for a visit and we must admit we were pretty impressed. TAT’s ambition for 2020 is to attract day trippers and v … Continued
Art at the Heart of Prem
“I’m convinced arts and creativity will be part of the complex components that will help solve the pollution problem,” suggests Alex Soulsby, Creative Director of Prem Tinsulanonda International School and founder of their Artist Residency Thailand programme. “It’s abundantly clear that arts-integration into subjects and disciplines such as science, technology, engineering and maths will be key to … Continued
The Little Mermaid 2020
A Charity Performance by Youths helping Youths Project Once a year lovers of ballet come together at Kad Theatre to watch a spectacular performance produced by ATOD Children and Youth Development Association, showing off the skills and talents of hundreds of Chiang Mai’s budding and professional dancers. For well over a decade now ATOD Children and Youth Development Association has been putting on … Continued
LGBTQ: SCENE AND HEARD
If you don’t know about the Chiang Mai Pride story, it is worth taking a moment to read this 2019 article for some important background. It’s late afternoon and the evening crowd has not yet descended on Le Best Massage, the de facto headquarters of Pride 2020. Several members of the organising team are trickling in, delayed by road cordons helmed by police. They gather on massage chairs and footr … Continued
Breathe… if you can
Don’t get too excited, nothing is going to be solved overnight. But the good news is that finally there is some kind of momentum, after decades of apathy, ignorance, misinformation and lack of leadership. The Chiang Mai Breathe Council was formed at the end of last year, comprising a mere ten volunteer members from the private sector who wish to help push for a solution to our annual air crisis. T … Continued
Three exciting new eats
Whether its throbbing fresh oysters from New Brunswich, thick juicy burgers oozing flavour or a breezy bar serving cocktails and munchies, check out these new venues. Maré Seafood Although we are far from the gentle lapping shores of the Gulf, and even further from the more turbulent waters of seas and oceans, with today’s frequent shuttles in and out of the airport, seafood in our fair city is ju … Continued
Cool Sleeps
It is incredible how many hotels keep opening up here in Chiang Mai. And as long as they are done well and enhance our city, we say go for it. Wonderwall Hotel We love the architecture to be found around the city these days; there are some great renovations and designs which scream Chiang Mai while also being modern and stylish. Wonderwall Hotel is our latest find, set in the heart of the old city … Continued
60 Years’ Practice: an inside look at CMU’s Faculty of Medicine
Big Birthday The Faculty of Medicine at Chiang Mai University is currently celebrating its 60th anniversary. Established in 1959, Thailand’s first provincial medical school became part of Chiang Mai University in 1965. This huge and busy organisation provides medical services to the local population in northern Thailand as well as the expatriate community. The Faculty of Medicine employs more than … Continued
Full Cannabis Legalization in Thailand: Pipe Dream or Just Around the Corner?
With the result of Thailand’s general elections in July last year, the so-called “Land of Smiles” looks poised to lead the campaign for cannabis legalisation in Southeast Asia. The Bhumjaithai party, which advocates the full legalisation of cannabis over the next decade, is now the fourth-largest political party in Thailand and a member of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha’s coalition government. T … Continued
CMU develops effective and comfortable new mask
April 3, 2020
CityNews – 3rd April 2020, The Environmental Science Research Centre and Chiang Mai University, Faculty of Science’s Department of Mechanical Engineering have developed a positive pressure [email protected] to help combat pollution. Dr. Wan Wiriya, assistant head of the Environmental Science Research Centre along with students and colleagues launched the [email protected] mask today which he says is designe … Continued
Wat Don Chan soon to run out of food for 770 orphans
April 3, 2020
CityNews – 3rd April 2020, Wat Don Chan cares of 770 orphans and underprivileged children. Following recent extreme measures to protect society from the Coronavirus and the resulting harm to the economy, fewer citizens have been visiting the temple to donate food and necessities. Wat Don Chan has always relied on the kindness of strangers and these extreme times are causing great distress to the c … Continued
Jail for a year if you don’t self-quarantine on arrival into Chiang Mai
April 2, 2020
CityNews – 2nd April 2020, the governor of Chiang Mai has just signed a decree that orders all foreigners entering Chiang Mai be quarantined at a government-designated accommodation for 14 days, unless they have their own accommodation, and up to the discretion of the officials. Thai nationals entering Chiang Mai from Bangkok and surrounding provinces as well as from Yala, Pattani, Phuket and Nara … Continued
Entire hotel opens up to medical professionals for free
April 2, 2020
One new case today
April 1, 2020
Check out Spoon&Fork’s home delivery list
April 1, 2020
Another alleged fire starter arrested
April 1, 2020
CMU develops effective and comfortable new mask
April 3, 2020
CityNews – 3rd April 2020, The Environmental Science Research Centre and Chiang Mai University, Faculty of Science’s Department of Mechanical Engineering have developed a positive pressure [email protected] to help combat pollution. Dr. Wan Wiriya, assistant head of the Environmental Science Research Centre along with students and colleagues launched the [email protected] mask today which he says is designe … Continued
Wat Don Chan soon to run out of food for 770 orphans
April 3, 2020
CityNews – 3rd April 2020, Wat Don Chan cares of 770 orphans and underprivileged children. Following recent extreme measures to protect society from the Coronavirus and the resulting harm to the economy, fewer citizens have been visiting the temple to donate food and necessities. Wat Don Chan has always relied on the kindness of strangers and these extreme times are causing great distress to the c … Continued
Jail for a year if you don’t self-quarantine on arrival into Chiang Mai
April 2, 2020
CityNews – 2nd April 2020, the governor of Chiang Mai has just signed a decree that orders all foreigners entering Chiang Mai be quarantined at a government-designated accommodation for 14 days, unless they have their own accommodation, and up to the discretion of the officials. Thai nationals entering Chiang Mai from Bangkok and surrounding provinces as well as from Yala, Pattani, Phuket and Nara … Continued
Entire hotel opens up to medical professionals for free
April 2, 2020
One new case today
April 1, 2020
Check out Spoon&Fork’s home delivery list
April 1, 2020
AIS’s online package for home students
April 1, 2020
Another alleged fire starter arrested
April 1, 2020
Clean Air White Paper
May 31, 2019
A ‘White Book’ was published and handed out to all participants who spent the morning listening to a panel of experts in a variety of fields, and the afternoon splitting into smaller groups tasked with proposing and discussing solutions to the myriad of issues faced by the annual pollution crisis.
Clean Air White Paper
May 31, 2019
A ‘White Book’ was published and handed out to all participants who spent the morning listening to a panel of experts in a variety of fields, and the afternoon splitting into smaller groups tasked with proposing and discussing solutions to the myriad of issues faced by the annual pollution crisis.
Entire hotel opens up to medical professionals for free
April 2, 2020
CityNews – 2nd April 2020, the colourful owner of Ichitan Group and Eastin Tan Hotel, Tan Passakornatee, ha announced that he is opening up his whole hotel, restaurant and services, as of yesterday, to the medical team caring for COVID-19 patients here in Chiang Mai. Eastin Tan Hotel sits at the Maya Intersection and has 122 rooms, all of which he is opening up to the medical team, along with food … Continued
AIS’s online package for home students
April 1, 2020
CityNews – 31st March 2020, Saichol Supmakudom, head of public relations at Advanced Info Service (AIS) said, “As a Digital Life Service Provider with a main aim of supporting Thailand’s digital infrastructure, especially during critical times such as these, AIS intends to help support the government’s social distancing decree so that our students can better continue their studies at home.” “We ar … Continued
Shangri-La commits to sustainability with half a million baht
March 31, 2020
CityNews – 31st March 2020, Gabriel Lombardo, General Manager of Shangri-La hotel told CityNews this week that the hotel has committed half a million baht per year to a sustainability project overseen by Warm Heart Foundation. “I got in touch with Michael from Warm Heart Foundation after reading about bio char and all the work they were doing to mitigate the pollution,” Lombardo told CityNews. “I … Continued
Chiang Mai Ram offers COVID-19 drive thru tests
March 30, 2020
AIS on hand around the clock
March 24, 2020
Citylife magazine to stop print BUT full steam online!
March 23, 2020
AIS’s Working from Home Packages
March 18, 2020
DITP promoting printing and packaging companies
March 16, 2020
Jail for a year if you don’t self-quarantine on arrival into Chiang Mai
April 2, 2020
CityNews – 2nd April 2020, the governor of Chiang Mai has just signed a decree that orders all foreigners entering Chiang Mai be quarantined at a government-designated accommodation for 14 days, unless they have their own accommodation, and up to the discretion of the officials. Thai nationals entering Chiang Mai from Bangkok and surrounding provinces as well as from Yala, Pattani, Phuket and Nara … Continued
Entire hotel opens up to medical professionals for free
April 2, 2020
CityNews – 2nd April 2020, the colourful owner of Ichitan Group and Eastin Tan Hotel, Tan Passakornatee, ha announced that he is opening up his whole hotel, restaurant and services, as of yesterday, to the medical team caring for COVID-19 patients here in Chiang Mai. Eastin Tan Hotel sits at the Maya Intersection and has 122 rooms, all of which he is opening up to the medical team, along with food … Continued
One new case today
April 1, 2020
CityNews – 1st April 2020, today has seen one more case of coronavirus in Chiang Mai. To date, a total of 1,771 people across Thailand have been confirmed to have COVID-19, with an extra 120 confirmed cases today. Chiang Mai’s newest case was initially a 52 year old man who has recently returned from the United Kingdom. However, the patient is from Chiang Rai, but drove to Chiang Mai to go … Continued
Wild Boar governor called hero by people of Lampang
March 31, 2020
Governor says no shut down, yet
March 31, 2020
Two more cases in Chiang Mai
March 31, 2020
Two more cases today
March 30, 2020
Chiang Mai Ram offers COVID-19 drive thru tests
March 30, 2020
Market in Hang Dong target of fake virus news
March 30, 2020
Entire hotel opens up to medical professionals for free
April 2, 2020
CityNews – 2nd April 2020, the colourful owner of Ichitan Group and Eastin Tan Hotel, Tan Passakornatee, ha announced that he is opening up his whole hotel, restaurant and services, as of yesterday, to the medical team caring for COVID-19 patients here in Chiang Mai. Eastin Tan Hotel sits at the Maya Intersection and has 122 rooms, all of which he is opening up to the medical team, along with food … Continued
One new case today
April 1, 2020
CityNews – 1st April 2020, today has seen one more case of coronavirus in Chiang Mai. To date, a total of 1,771 people across Thailand have been confirmed to have COVID-19, with an extra 120 confirmed cases today. Chiang Mai’s newest case was initially a 52 year old man who has recently returned from the United Kingdom. However, the patient is from Chiang Rai, but drove to Chiang Mai to go … Continued
Check out Spoon&Fork’s home delivery list
April 1, 2020
CityNews – 1st April 2020, while Food Panda, Grab and MealsOnWheels4U are all excellent services, in these extraordinary times many restaurants, cafes, bakeries and even home cooks are beginning to offer delivery services, if just to keep their staff in wages over the coming months. We ask you to spread your love and order from many venues, giving support to as many struggling businesses as you ca … Continued
Two more cases in Chiang Mai
March 31, 2020
Two more cases today
March 30, 2020
Chiang Mai Ram offers COVID-19 drive thru tests
March 30, 2020
Banks closed this weekend
March 28, 2020
Sex workers first to be affected
March 27, 2020
CMU develops effective and comfortable new mask
April 3, 2020
CityNews – 3rd April 2020, The Environmental Science Research Centre and Chiang Mai University, Faculty of Science’s Department of Mechanical Engineering have developed a positive pressure [email protected] to help combat pollution. Dr. Wan Wiriya, assistant head of the Environmental Science Research Centre along with students and colleagues launched the [email protected] mask today which he says is designe … Continued
Wat Don Chan soon to run out of food for 770 orphans
April 3, 2020
CityNews – 3rd April 2020, Wat Don Chan cares of 770 orphans and underprivileged children. Following recent extreme measures to protect society from the Coronavirus and the resulting harm to the economy, fewer citizens have been visiting the temple to donate food and necessities. Wat Don Chan has always relied on the kindness of strangers and these extreme times are causing great distress to the c … Continued
Jail for a year if you don’t self-quarantine on arrival into Chiang Mai
April 2, 2020
CityNews – 2nd April 2020, the governor of Chiang Mai has just signed a decree that orders all foreigners entering Chiang Mai be quarantined at a government-designated accommodation for 14 days, unless they have their own accommodation, and up to the discretion of the officials. Thai nationals entering Chiang Mai from Bangkok and surrounding provinces as well as from Yala, Pattani, Phuket and Nara … Continued
Entire hotel opens up to medical professionals for free
April 2, 2020
One new case today
April 1, 2020
Check out Spoon&Fork’s home delivery list
April 1, 2020
Another alleged fire starter arrested
April 1, 2020
Man allegedly attempts to steal SUV with child inside
March 16, 2020
CityNews – 14th March 2020, a Facebook page using the moniker Gym Tanakorn posted a video clip showing an incident which happened outside his second hand car dealership in Chiang Mai. According to Tanakorn, who CityNews later found to be the name of the owner of the dealership, he and his girlfriend saw a suspicious looking man drive up and park his motorcycle in front of their shop. What was odd, … Continued
Helicopters to join the firefighting efforts
March 16, 2020
CityNews – Governor Charoenrit Sanguansat, announced that on the morning of the 13th March, there were a total of 683 hotspots across Chiang Mai, with the majority found in Om Koi District (107) followed by 101 in Phrao and 70 in Hod. He said that while the response has been immediate, many of these fires are very hard to reach and contain due to terrain. He has therefore asked for air support fr … Continued
Ex-police arrested for burglary, beaten up, had rescue car crash and now escaped
February 24, 2020
CityNews – At around 4am on 24th February 2020, investigating officers at San Pa Tong police station were notified of an accused burglar who had escaped custody. According to reports, Pawares Wongsuwan, 45, was previously a police officer but had just been arrested for burglary. He was also later found to have had three arrest warrants issued for him for various crimes. The most recent incident oc … Continued
Man found with 1,000 stolen ladies’ underwear
January 21, 2020
Murderer of two teachers in Rayong arrested in Chiang Mai
December 2, 2019
Chiang Mai Police catch murderer of wealthy lady.
November 1, 2019
Singaporean man attacked his girlfriend with a reaping-hook in public
September 3, 2019
Police warn of cloned cars
August 29, 2019
Two phone snatchers arrested
August 27, 2019
CMU develops effective and comfortable new mask
April 3, 2020
CityNews – 3rd April 2020, The Environmental Science Research Centre and Chiang Mai University, Faculty of Science’s Department of Mechanical Engineering have developed a positive pressure [email protected] to help combat pollution. Dr. Wan Wiriya, assistant head of the Environmental Science Research Centre along with students and colleagues launched the [email protected] mask today which he says is designe … Continued
One new case today
April 1, 2020
CityNews – 1st April 2020, today has seen one more case of coronavirus in Chiang Mai. To date, a total of 1,771 people across Thailand have been confirmed to have COVID-19, with an extra 120 confirmed cases today. Chiang Mai’s newest case was initially a 52 year old man who has recently returned from the United Kingdom. However, the patient is from Chiang Rai, but drove to Chiang Mai to go … Continued
Two more cases in Chiang Mai
March 31, 2020
CityNews – 31st March 2020, in today’s daily briefing from the provincial hall, Dr. Charnchai Pojamanwiput, deputy director of Nakorn Ping Hospital, along with Ladda Saelee from the social security office, both announced that there have been two new cases reported here in Chiang Mai bringing the total number of cases up to 34. Of the 34 cases, five have returned home. There are a further 664 cases … Continued
Two more cases today
March 30, 2020
Chiang Mai Ram offers COVID-19 drive thru tests
March 30, 2020
One new case
March 28, 2020
Four new cases today
March 27, 2020
Your Chiang Mai COVID-19 resources
March 27, 2020
Volunteers donate 30 protection boxes to local hospitals
March 27, 2020
Chiang Mai police want to keep young people safe this Valentine’s day
February 14, 2020
CityNews – 14th February 2020, The police have served notice that they will be keeping an eye on Valentine’s Day celebrations that might expose young people to illegal activities such as under-age drinking, prostitution, drugs, lewdness or assault. The message is clear: if your business is having an event to celebrate this day of love, make sure that you comply with the necessary laws and regulati … Continued
e-Driver license is to be eligible as of Sep 20th
September 17, 2019
CityNews – According to Land Traffic Act, B.E. 2562, the electronic driver license will be eligible starting on September 20th. It will be accessible via DLT Smart Licence application. The traffic police emphasises that drivers are required to display their driver’s license, either the physical card or the electronic license, which must be displayed via the DLT application only. If the driver refu … Continued
Police warn of scam call demanding compensation from fake accident
September 12, 2019
CityNews – Maejo Police have warned the public against a scammer claiming to be the police. The warning follows a post on Facebook by an unnamed woman who received a phone call from the number 084-025-4827. The caller said there had been an accident with her son, claiming that they were at the scene with a rescue team. The woman stated that the background noise was convincing with sirens and traff … Continued
Authorities warn against importing pet snakes, as it can violate the law
September 5, 2019
Mentally unstable woman assaults a woman at Maejo University
September 4, 2019
FFP Wins Chiang Mai Election with Flying Colours
May 27, 2019
PM to Visit North to Address Pollution Issue
April 1, 2019
Gen Prawit Visits Chiang Mai following Air Pollution Crisis
March 14, 2019
Taking the pollution issue to Bangkok
August 22, 2019
The aim of this Chiang Mai meeting was for medical doctors, researchers and activists to present facts to Benjamas, helping her to understand just some of the complexities and challenges of the situation, link her to key local contacts with data and expertise in the field, and impress upon her the seriousness and urgency of the matter.
Thai elephant industry responds to New Zealand media attack
August 6, 2019
Thai elephant experts respond to an attack of the elephant tourism industry in the New Zealand Herald.
Taking the Plunge in Chiang Mai – some of the city’s best swimming pools
June 25, 2019
Another scorching hot day in Chiang Mai? Why not spend the day relaxing with friends and family at a nearby swimming pool? Whether you’re looking to beat the heat, work on the tan, or chill out and unwind, we’ve got some great suggestions
Clean Air White Paper
May 31, 2019
Garden Fair Recipients Share Their Donation Suceesses
June 22, 2018
The Seven Dangerous Days Myth
April 20, 2018
Citylife Joins TAT Tour of Nakhon Sawan
December 4, 2017
Nakhon Sawan hits high season as travelers flock to the city to experience the exotic activities they have on offer. Citylife takes a trip to see what new is on offer this year and spy out the best spots in the province that can’t be missed.
Chiang Mai Welcomes a VR Experince
October 19, 2017
On October 17, the VR Cafe located in Chang Klan invited a number of press outlets to experience and promote their brand new VR cafe, equipped with top of the range VR equipment for all ages to enjoy.
Heavenly Culture, World Pace, Restoration of Light
August 24, 2016
Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) is a global organization found in South Korea by Chairman Man Hee Lee, that is committed to spreading world peace through their Legislate Peace Campaign. HWPL and it’s three years of community support from all over the world hope to pass the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) to the United Nations, an enforceable law that would preserve human rights by refraining States from using military force that would, in turn, impact another’s political independence and freedom.
Letter Response: Elderly Friendly?
September 15, 2015
Perfect Balance by Monocle
July 22, 2015
Meeting of Styles Comes to Chiang Mai
April 21, 2015
Obituary: Robert ‘Bob’ Tilley (B.12.06.1938 – D. 05.03.2015)
March 20, 2015
Cold Sport in a Hot Climate: Ball Hockey in Chiang Mai
October 9, 2014
เชียงใหม่จัดยิ่งใหญ่ จุดเทียนถวายอาลัย พสกนิกรกว่า 3.5 หมื่นร่วมพิธี ล้นอุทยานหลวงฯ
November 3, 2016
วันที่ 2 พ.ย.59 เวลา 18.39 น. ที่ลานหน้าหอคำหลวง อุทยานหลวงราชพฤกษ์ จังหวัดเชียงใหม่ ม.ล.ปนัดดา ดิศกุล รัฐมนตรีประจำสำนักนายกรัฐมนตรี ร่วมกับประชาชนชาวเชียงใหม่กว่า 35,000 คน นำโดย นายปวิณ ชำนิประศาสน์ ผู้ว่าราชการจังหวัดเชียงใหม่ จัดพิธีจุดเทียนถวายอาลัยพระบาทสมเด็จพระปรมินทรมหาภูมิพลอดุลยเดช โดยพสกนิกรชาวเชียงใหม่ทั้งหมดที่มาร่วมพิธียืนเต็มทั้งลานราษฎร์รักบาท (บริเวณหน้าหอคำหลวง) และลานราชพฤกษ์ ซึ่งจุคนได้ราว 20,000 คน รวมทั้งเต็มลานต้นโพธิ์แห่งความจงรักษ์ภักดี
ทางแยกแม่โจ้: Maejo Junction and Ping River Expansion
August 6, 2015
ใครๆที่ได้ขับรถผ่านแยกแม่โจ้ บนถนนซุปเปอร์ไฮเวย์ ไม่นานมานี้ อาจสังเกตเห็นว่าไหล่ทางที่เคยเรียงรายไปด้วยต้นมะฮอกกะนีสูงใหญ่นั้น ปัจจุบันมีแต่รถแทรกเตอร์จอดระเกะระกะเต็มไปหมด สำหรับพวกเราส่วนมาก นี่เป็นเพียงสิ่งผ่านตาเราไปโดยไม่ได้รับความใส่ใจ แต่สำหรับชาวบ้านในละแวกนั้นแล้ว โครงการก่อสร้างครั้งนี้จะมีผลกระทบต่อวิถีชีวิตของพวกเขาอย่างหลีกเลี่ยงไม่ได้ บริษัทเชียงใหม่ คอนสตรัคชัน ได้เซ็นสัญญากับกรมทางหลวงเพื่อที่จะขุดอุโมงค์ขนาด 6 เลน ใต้แยกแม่โจ้ และขยายถนนซุปเปร์ไฮเวย์ เป็น 10 เลน ไปเป็นที่เรียบร้อยแล้ว
Marketing Officer / Marketing Coordinator 2 positions
Marketing Officer / Marketing Coordinator 2 position (Native English or German is advantage) Responsibilities Face to face marketing, presentations and exhibitions with domestic and international travel required at times Present a professional image to our agents and potential customers Create content for online marketing and social media Cooperate with other departments to market and promo … Continued
Communications Officer Wanted
We are seeking a Communications Officer (CO) to manage donor, sponsor and supporter communications on behalf of the organisation. This includes drafting sponsor proposals to fund community-run projects, writing project reports, overseeing social media and managing the communications strategy of PCF. The CO will work closely with the Project Coordinator and report to the Executive Director.