We are pleased to announce that Maxim Taxi Service is our transportation partner for the upcoming Citylife Garden Fair. Simply download the Maxim application, and enter the code CTLGF25 into the app before confirming your trip to receive up to 20% discount on your ride. Eligibility: First-time users, or users who have not used the service for more than 15 days Start Date: The code is valid star … Continued
A “fireball” was seen in the sky across several provinces in northern Thailand on the evening of 14th November 2025. It is believed to have been an exploding meteor. At 5.07pm yesterday, residents in upper northern provinces such as Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Lamphun, Phayao and Nan reported seeing a bright flash of light in the northern sky. No damage or danger was reported. Initial assessments sugg … Continued
Maxim Thailand has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with EV Power Energy Co., Ltd. to provide exclusive charging benefits for Maxim partner drivers. Under this collaboration, drivers can now access Chiang Mai’s first Liquid-Cooled Ultra-Fast Charging station with benefits available immediately upon registration. This partnership enables Maxim partner drivers to charge their electric vehicles a … Continued
On 13 November 2025, at the Chiang Mai Provincial Hall, the Deputy Governor of Chiang Mai, chaired the first meeting of the Integrated Committee on Forest Fire and PM2.5 Pollution Prevention and Mitigation (No. 1/2025). Representatives from relevant government agencies attended both in person and via video conference. The meeting reviewed the draft provincial announcement on the designation of fue … Continued
The National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (NARIT) organised this event at the Chiang Mai Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO) Public Park, marking the first-ever stargazing experience held in a city park within Chiang Mai province. NARIT brought dozens of various types of telescopes for everyone to enjoy observing stars and celestial objects in full. Last night participants … Continued
Royal Command has promoted Chiang Mai Governor Thossaphon Phuean-Udom to ministerial inspector. On 12th November 2025, the Royal Gazette published an announcement from the Office of the Prime Minister regarding the appointment. The announcement stated that His Majesty the King has commanded that Thossaphon Phuean-Udom be relieved from his position as Governor of Chiang Mai Province and appointed a … Continued
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
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
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
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