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Citylife Joins TAT Tour of Nakhon Sawan

Mon 4th Dec

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

Thu 19th Oct

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

Wed 24th Aug

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.

Weaving together Tradition And Fashion in Support of Elephants

Thu 9th Jun

CityNews – Fair Trade company Ethnic Lanna, loves elephants. Elephants are easy to love; their calm gentle actions can amaze you and their playfulness can raise your cheeks to the sky. It’s hard not to be bewildered by how quickly your initial fear of an animal so large and capable of destruction is replaced with comfort and laughter.

Letter Response: Elderly Friendly?

Tue 15th Sep

Citylife reader Jonathan Nash wrote a letter to the editor this month requesting our help.

Perfect Balance by Monocle

Wed 22nd Jul

What’s it like – being a second city? On duty for The Escapist, Robert Bound found Chiang Mai to be an ancient town with a contemporary buzz of bars, bands and boxers, wonderful food and beautiful girls on scooters. It doesn’t feel like it’s in a race with Bangkok, or anywhere else for that matter.

Meeting of Styles Comes to Chiang Mai

Tue 21st Apr

Last weekend, April 17-18, saw the second annual Meeting of Styles (MOS) held by As You Wish Services in Chiang Mai.

Obituary: Robert ‘Bob’ Tilley (B.12.06.1938 – D. 05.03.2015)

Fri 20th Mar

Bob passed away peacefully on Thursday morning 5th March, he is survived and much loved by his partner Tong, and 6 children Simon, Luke, Justin, Imogen, Nicola, and Emanuel. We feel deeply for the family’s great loss, and wish Bob a fond and loving farewell. May his soul rest in peace.

Cold Sport in a Hot Climate: Ball Hockey in Chiang Mai

Thu 9th Oct

As a Canadian, I am naturally a big fan of hockey. Call it a stereotype, but there’s always some truth to them. We”re the nicest people in the world, but if we suffer a heart-breaking hockey loss – as we did in 2011 after losing to Boston in the Stanley Cup play-offs – then we’ll turn violent in about as much time as you can say “poutine.”

Cafe corner of working places

Sun 1st Jun

On the corner of Nimman soi 9 a group of late night offerings awaits you!

CAMP

Wed 28th May

Maya mall – the top floor holds a work/play room for all. It’s the ultimate in 3rd spaces with different levels to sit on, hang out, work or read….

Cambodia, anyone?

Sun 25th May

Anyone looking for a respite from the lock down in Thailand might want to consider the relative tranquility of Phnom Penh, Cambodia on May 31st and June 1, 2014 respectively. On those dates poet noir, John Gartland will be reciting his original poetry. On May 31st he will be part of a lineup that will include the man in black, Christopher Minko and his Khmer vocalists in Krom. On June 1st he will appear with Christopher Minko at the renowned Meta House in Phnom Penh. Click to read original poetry from noir poet, John Gartland:

Wake Up 24 hour cafe

Sun 25th May

Wake up and smell the subway?

Grind Zero

Thu 22nd May

So, great for Government and great for employers, but as is often the case with schemes that benefit the latter… not so great for employees.

Oh Pretty Girls, I’m So So Sorry

Thu 22nd May

The stars of the shopping malls have everything they want, except for the one thing they really, really need.

Ombra Cafe

Mon 19th May

Hidden away in santitam is a dark and stylish hideaway called Ombra caffe. Few people know about it and is usually foumd by mistake when attempting to find a shortcut in the santitam maze…

Experience

Fri 16th May

And it’s in the cold arms of cynicism where I guess many of us feel strangely content. Something bad happens. “Typical,” we say, “TIT”, we utter, and perhaps we feel validated that we got it right again.

Focus Gallery

Thu 15th May

Some of the best coffee in town from one of the friendliest cafes in town. It’s also a serious contender for having the best cafe tree!

Make a successful start to the new school year!

Sun 11th May

Want to make a successful start to the school year? Why not start by clearly laying out your expectations…

Cafe Babushka

Thu 8th May

A little Russian grandmothers cafe? No, It’s a big spacious cafe off a highway currently overlooking a empty lake!

The message definitely isn’t medium…

Wed 7th May

Wherever you stand politically, it would be hard to argue that UKIP represent a force for good, but they are that rarest of political animals who really do say what they mean and mean what they say.

Coffee Villa

Thu 1st May

Villa? um… it’s more of a barn but a very stylish one!

Farang; L’Étranger

Mon 28th Apr

What have we done to ourselves? Condemned ourselves to cultural purgatory?

A Writer’s Spirit Lives On – A Spirit House for Bangkok Expat Stirling Silliphant

Sun 27th Apr

"Whether a Spirit House is seen as containing the actual spirit of a loved one or as a nook for honoring the still-fresh memories of the family is just a matter of vantage point. – Alasdair McLeod

How to Be Popular in the Century of Self

Thu 24th Apr

One of the best performing English language news sites in this country actually has very little original content. But it does look very nice, and it has the right amount of sexual organs juxtaposed against obscene violence; politics is funny, no one gets hurts like in The A-Team

MingMitr

Wed 23rd Apr

Orange is Wawee, Green is Starbucks, Brown is Doi Chaang, and Yellow is….

Keeping Track of John Daysh – An Interview with the Writer, Reader, Author and Publisher

Mon 21st Apr

Fiction is an escape and it is limitless but it is more real than non-fiction.

Akha Ama La Fattoria

Fri 18th Apr

The second branch in the old city and part of the slow expansion of good coffee throughout Chiang Mai.

What is a writer?

Wed 16th Apr

Kevin Wood the singer, songwriter and musician sat down next to me and we were able to have a rare face to face conversation.

Songkran revisited

Fri 11th Apr

Songkran one year on and the results of some detailed nocturnal research into the underbelly of the Chiang Mai Gay scene.

On the Road to, with Tom Vater – An interview with the author of The Man with the Golden Mind

Fri 11th Apr

Open the papers and stories too hair-raising to be made up tumble from the pages every single day. SE Asia is a treasure trove of human divinity and depravity and as the weather is always good, a lot of it spills out into the open to be scooped up by writers, journalists or voyeurs.

How do you solve a problem like Maria?

Tue 8th Apr

Whether the scandal affects this woman’s career and personal reputation long term, only time will tell.

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Moncham Rainfall feast and treat, third edition

Fri 26th Jun

Now in its third year, the Moncham Rainfall series is back. Onsen at Moncham’s Mi Zu restaurant has long been associated with the cooler months, but the team wants visitors to know that Moncham in the rainy season is something else entirely: mist rolling over the hills, crisp mountain air and a kitchen firing on all cylinders. On 22nd June, media, guests and partners gathered for the third iterati … Continued

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Fri 26th Jun

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Chiang Mai Zoo opens new reptile house on 49th anniversary

Fri 26th Jun

Chiang Mai Zoo officially opened its new reptile exhibit on 23rd June. Built at a cost of 29 million baht from the Zoological Park Organisation of Thailand’s 2025 fiscal year budget, the facility houses more than 160 reptiles across 26 display zones. The exhibit incorporates Smart Zoo technology, including an interactive Smart Map system and digital media in Thai, English and Chinese, as well as 3 … Continued

PAO park comes into its own as rainy season turns Chiang Mai green

Fri 26th Jun

The Chiang Mai Provincial Administrative Organisation park has become one of the city’s most popular spots this rainy season, as steady rainfall transforms its wide lawns into a sweep of lush green with Doi Suthep — draped in low cloud — as a backdrop. Residents and tourists alike have been making their way to the park throughout the day to walk, exercise and photograph the scenery, with many crea … Continued

Tourist rescued after getting lost on Khun Chang Khian nature trail

Tue 23rd Jun

A female tourist was rescued from a forest trail in the Khun Chang Khian area on the evening of 22nd June, after calling for help with a dying phone battery. Chang Phueak police station received the distress call at around 4pm. Officers led by Superintendent Pol Col Sawek Chusiri, together with staff from Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, immediately deployed a search team including patrol officers an … Continued

National Environment Committee approves EIA for five major infrastructure projects

Mon 22nd Jun

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Volunteers repaint old city ahead of ICOMOS assessment

Mon 22nd Jun

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Graffiti on electrical boxes around the moat leaves residents at their wits’ end

Mon 22nd Jun

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SPICE JOURNEY by Raya Heritage, Chiang Mai

Mon 22nd Jun

Raya Heritage invites you to embark on a journey of flavors, knowledge, and cultural exchange through the culinary traditions of Southeast Asia with SPICE JOURNEY, a special event that celebrates the rich connection between spices, history and regional gastronomy. Guests will have the opportunity to explore an extraordinary selection of dishes inspired by the culinary heritage of Myanmar, Yunnan, … Continued

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