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The year-round great weather means that you can play golf whenever you want, at the dozens of courses around the city. Or tennis at any of several places in the area, biking in the foothills or trekking up north or even stay fit at any gyms and health clubs everywhere. There's even a rifle range, go-karts and paintball venues.
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Even though Chiang Mai is an ancient city of 700 years old, full of many remarkable historic places to visit. On the other hand, there is modern Thai culture, nightclubs, pubs, wine bars. There's music, Thai, pop, classical, jazz, hip-hop, something for everybody to enjoy. There must be at least a dozen festivals every year, from flower festivals to food festivals, arts / crafts festivals to religious festivals.
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Or one can spend time leisure learning cooking, yoga and Thai massage. Spas in Chiang Mai are world famous; it is great for your health and relaxation that shouldn't be missed. |
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There are probably more places to eat in Chiang Mai than anywhere else on earth, from 30 baht noodle stands to haute cuisine, and virtually every kind of food is available, both local Thai and imported food from around the world. For anyone who is still not used to Thai life style, do not worry at all because almost anything you can get in the home country is available in Chiang Mai. There are about a |
dozen large supermarkets in the Chiang Mai area: Tesco Lotus, Carrefour, Big C, Tops Supermarket and Rimping Supermarket. Home improvement stores, such as Home Pro and Home Mart are everywhere. |
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