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Chiang Mai airport upgrade moves forward: new terminal, renovated existing building and 1,100-space car park — completion expected in 2034

Fri 26th Jun

As Airports of Thailand (AOT) approaches its 47th anniversary on 1st July, CEO Paveena Jariyatitipong has unveiled a Roadmap through 2037 outlining plans to position Thailand as a world-class aviation hub through the development of all six AOT airports.   For Chiang Mai International Airport specifically, Paveena announced that a new international terminal will be constructed on the southern side … Continued

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

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

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

Deputy Prime Minister Songsak Thongsri chaired the second meeting of the National Environment Committee (NEC) on 19th June at Government House, with the committee approving environmental impact assessments for five significant public and private infrastructure projects. The approved projects are: the Bangkok Mass Transit System Silom Line extension Phase 3 (Bang Wa–Taling Chan); a four-lane highwa … Continued

Volunteers repaint old city ahead of ICOMOS assessment

Mon 22nd Jun

The Tourism Council of Chiang Mai Province, the Chiang Mai City Council and Rajabhat University Chiang Mai joined forces on 21st June to mobilise 120 volunteer students from the Faculty of Education in the sixth edition of the “Dress Up the City” painting initiative. The students fanned out across more than 54 locations in the old city, targeting graffiti and unauthorised markings on walls, buildi … Continued

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

Mon 22nd Jun

Spray paint on walls and public surfaces inside the old city moat has long been a source of frustration for residents, but a reporter surveying the area found the problem extends well beyond building facades — virtually every Provincial Electricity Authority box on the pavements ringing the moat has been tagged, despite clearly visible no-graffiti signs. Some boxes have been plastered with sticker … Continued

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

Chiang Mai City Council Updates Culture Minister on World Heritage Bid Progress, Introduces Cultural Heritage Ambassadors

Fri 19th Jun

Representatives from the Chiang Mai City Council met with Thailand’s Minister of Culture on June 18 to provide an update on the city’s ongoing preparations for UNESCO World Heritage inscription and to introduce a newly established network of Cultural Heritage Ambassadors. Led by Council President Supharuek Pavilai, the delegation met with Culture Minister Sabida Thaised at the Ministry of Culture … Continued
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