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The capital of Thailand is famous for its contradictions. The nation's jungle will both enchant and shock you in many ways. The "Venice of the East", a moniker given to the city thanks to its many canals and the Chao Praya River that runs through it, is known for its heavy traffic (even through elevated multi-level highways), crowded streets, but also for the oases of tranquility that can be found in one of the city's parks or in as many as 300…
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White vs. Black Temple, tea plantations and traditional villages hidden deep in the mountains surrounding the city, this is Chiang Rai with its unique surroundings and atmosphere so different from the rest of Thailand. Nowadays, a visit to Chiang Rai is also used as a pleasant stopover on the way to neighbouring Laos.
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A mecca for Asia's digital nomads, with a downright magical atmosphere and amazing restaurants and cafes. Once the capital of the kingdom of Lanna, also known as the "Kingdom of a Million Rice Paddies", it still boasts well-preserved temples and a compact centre partly fortified by walls. Tourists will find many ways to enjoy their stay here. For example, enriching yourself with new skills such as massage or cooking classes.
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