Book lovers and world travellers in Chiang Mai were saddened to learn of the demise of George O’Brien, proprietor of The Lost Bookshop at 34/3
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Thursday 10 September 2026
Chiang Mai Muang Police Station has intensified checks on entertainment
A thick layer of green algae has spread across the
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Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai and Four Seasons
The northern regional round of the “Youth Preserve
Officials from the Protected Area Regional Office 16,
Chiang Mai’s cheerleading community came together
Chiang Mai’s disaster command centre met today (3rd
The Chiang Mai Provincial Office of Tourism and Sports
A large sli tree collapsed across the road up Doi
A neighbour in Fa Ham rescued two dogs left behind
Continuous rainfall on 31st August and 1st September
Chiang Mai’s tourism office has launched “MU Month” for September 2026, an initiative encouraging visitors to explore the province’s temples and merit-making traditions. The event was announced by Chakkrapong Sitthilor, assistant Chiang Mai tourism and sports officer, alongside Supamit Kijjapipat, president of the Chiang Mai Tourism Business Association. Now in its third year, MU Month is
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Infinity Star Language School Opens New Branch at
