By Citylife | Thu 12 Mar 2020
The Jewish community has deep roots in Thailand. Rebecca Ezin takes a look at that history and the Jewish community living in Chiang Mai today.
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"USAC (University Studies Abroad Consortium)'s students attend the trips to the Mae Sa Mai Hmong village in the Mae Rim district.
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Dustin Covert visits OT Freeland who specialise in providing care and experiences for autistic children in Chiang Mai.
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The Chang Puak bicycle shop is not a busy place. Most of owner Pakin Buranapanich’s customers stop by to rent one of the scooters he keeps in his garage
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It's a rule of thumb that in the western world nowadays if it is broken it needs replacing. Not so here in Thailand where you can still get things fixed.
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