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Severe influenza outbreak with many schools moving to online classes

Wed 12th Nov

Chiang Mai is currently experiencing a severe outbreak of influenza. Since early November, a large number of school students have fallen ill with both Type A and Type B flu strains. Several schools have closed affected classrooms and shifted to online learning to curb further spread. Many children have been hospitalised with serious symptoms, causing deep concern among parents. According to Dr. So … Continued

Woman sleeping on pavement gets robbed of belongings

Mon 10th Nov

A 63 year old vegetable seller was robbed while sleeping outside of a clothing shop in Chiang Mai. Her plea for the return of her stolen phone is making the social media rounds as she needs it back so that she can contact her son On 9th November, this vegetables and fruits vendor was sleeping outside a clothing shop in Warorot Market when her bag which contained only a mobile phone, a charger, som … Continued

The 29th CMU Book Fair 2025 from 25 November – 3 December 2025 at the CMU Main Library

Mon 10th Nov

Chiang Mai University Library invites everyone to join the 29th CMU Book Fair under the theme “Read Me Up: Empowering Knowledge for the Community”, held from 25 November – 3 December 2025, 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. around the CMU Main Library. The event aims to promote reading among students and the public, offering quality books at special prices and opportunities to meet leading authors. Highlights … Continued

At capacity dams releasing water in anticipation of more rains 

Sun 9th Nov

Mae Ngat Dam has exceeded capacity though can still take in about 20 million cubic metres of water, prompting officials to increase water discharge as rains continue.  As of 8th November, Mae Ngad Dam is holding 272 million cubic meters of water. Mae Kuang Udom Thara Dam in Doi Saket is also high, with 245 million cubic meters, or 93 percent of capacity. As of today, Mae Ngat Dam can still receive … Continued

The 20th Money Expo Chiang Mai 2025 Kicks Off with Exclusive Year-End Financial Promotions

Sat 8th Nov

The 20th Money Expo Chiang Mai 2025 officially opened today, bringing together leading banks, non-bank financial institutions, securities firms, asset management companies, and insurance providers to offer special year-end promotions for residents of Chiang Mai and nearby provinces. The event takes place from 7–9 November 2025 at Chiang Mai Hall, Central Chiang Mai Airport. The opening ceremony wa … Continued

Euang Sae Hom — The orchid beloved by Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother

Tue 4th Nov

Researchers at the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden in Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai, are continuing efforts to cultivate and propagate “Euang Sae Luang” or “Euang Sae Hom”, one of the orchid species personally cherished and planted by Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, at the garden. Propagation is being carried out in laboratories to preserve the genetic line directly from the royal plant, … Continued

Jian Cha เจี้ยนชา ชาจีนคุณภาพที่ส่งตรงสุขภาพดีๆ ถึงมือผู้ดื่ม

นับเป็นสาขาแรกในภาคเหนือ กับ Jian Cha (เจี้ยนชา) ร้านชาคุณภาพคับแก้วจากประเทศจีนที่มาพร้อมกับความพิถีพิถันในทุกขั้นตอน จนเกิดเป็นเมนูชาผลไม้หลากหลายรสชาติ, มัทฉะ, ชานม, ชาใส ที่ดื่มสนุกยิ่งขึ้นกับหลากท็อปปิ้งที่เลือกได้ พร้อมให้ลิ้มลองแล้ว ที่ชั้น B1 ศูนย์การค้าเมญ่า ไลฟ์สไตล์ ช้อปปิ้ง เซ็นเตอร์

Halloween Glow-in-the-Dark Pickleball Party was a smash!

Tue 4th Nov

On 31st October, the Smash Hits Pickleball Club celebrated Halloween in spectacular spooky fashion with Chiang Mai’s only Glow-in-the-Dark Pickleball Party. The private party was held at Space Basketball where the club plays regularly.  Pickleball is a sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, played on a badminton-sized court with a modified tennis net and a plastic ball.  … Continued

Officials step up safety precautions as Ping River rises with the approach of Yi Peng Festival 

Tue 4th Nov

Cloudy skies and bad weather may dampen the much anticipated Yi Peng Festival this year as continuous rainfall is causing the Ping River to overflow and flood some Loy Krathong piers. Despite the conditions, officials are continuing with event preparations, urging locals and tourists to exercise caution to prevent accidents and falls into the river. Safety teams have been deployed to monitor and a … Continued

Ob Khan floods earlier this morning

Tue 4th Nov

Following continuous heavy rainfall over the past few days, water levels breached the banks of the Ob Khan river at the Ob Khan National Park around 4am this morning. According to park authorities, they have warned surrounding villagers and are keeping a close eye on the situation as the water moves south of Sanpatong.   

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