 US Ambassador visits Chiang MaiBy Phitsanu Thepthong & staff reporters 26.09.2012 The US Ambassador to Thailand, Kristie Kenney, spoke at a seminar entitled “The US Presidential Election and its Effect on Thailand” at the Faculty of Political Science & Public Administration at Chiang Mai University on Sept.19. |
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By Phitsanu Thepthong and staff reporter Happy third birthday for Lin Ping Lin Ping, the first giant panda born in Chiang Mai Zoo and a darling of the Thai people, has turned three years and three months old on Aug. 27. |  The Faculty of Management Sciences at Khon Kaen University (KKU) in the Northeast is currently busy with its preparations for the 62nd international conference of Association of Scientific Experts in Tourism (AIEST) which will be taken place on A... |
Japanese support to improve health service for mountainous area By Phitsanu Thepthong & staff reporters Road accident claims three lives By Phitsanu Thepthong & staff reporters Cop arrested for drug trafficking By Phitsanu Thepthong & staff reporters Le Meridien Chiang Rai Resort: An oasis of peace and tranquillity By Reinhard Hohler, Chiang Mai Post Medal winning choir troupe from Payap University returns By Phitsanu Thepthong & Lek Changply | Tourism forum focuses on Chiang Rai and Burma By Reinhard Hohler, Chiang Mai Post Arrest made and large quality of ya ba pills confiscated By Thaweerat Pensalaphan Japanese funds build much needed school dormitories Japanese Consulate-General in Chiang Mai Drought silver lining: exposed Lampang riverbed opens gold rush Photos by: Thaweerat Pensalaphan in Lampang National Artist Juree dies at 83 Bangkok Post Online News |
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By Scott Jones, Chiang Mai Post Thailand’s Hidden Hazards Thailand travel guides warn you of exotic diseases that melt your brain, shopping scams that gut your wallet, and cultural no-no’s that may send you to the slammer, but seldom cover the day-to-day, life-threatening hazards you only learn about if ... |  Chiang Mai Post current issue, July 16-31, 2012. |
Industrial fair anticipates 30 million baht cash flow By Chusawat Tunwanitch Makro comes to Mae Rim BY ANURAT THEPTHONG | |
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By Scott Jones, Chiang Mai Post Whatever If you write......this group may be right for you ! | |
Building Block(head)s By Scott Jones Thailand is not Fargo: Part 2 BY SCOTT JONES World War 2 in northern Thailand (Part 5) Hak Hakanson | |
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By Phitsanu Thepthong Special tourist package adds attraction to Chiang Mai In a bid to draw tourists to Chiang Mai’s major attractions during the low rainy season, a special package featuring four special destinations has been organized. |
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Cruising the mighty Mekong By Reinhard Hohler Royal Flora Ratchaphruek Expo ends in style By Staff reporters Thai journalists visit tsunami affected Japan Story by Jittarporn Charasrum Photos by Chusawat Tunvanich Walking to a watery haven By David Wenman Happy Air’s route to Mae Hong Son By Khajohn Boonpath | |
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Social Scene By Phitsanu Thepthong & Lek Changply, Chiang Mai Post Princess visits the North By Lek Changply Shangri-La Hotel says thank you with cocktail party Rattanaporn Suwannathamma PR | |
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By Colin Jarvis Farang’s Eye View I was last in Bangkok before the floods and just after the red shirt demonstrations had subsided. Because I have been away for so long I have noticed a number of changes. Most of them good! |  The minimum wage hike promise by the new government is expected to drive up property prices, while another policy to offer 0% interest rate loan for 5 years for first-time home buyers will stimulate the property market. |
Farang’s eye view By Colin Jarvis, Chiang Mai Post Farang's Eye View By Colin Jarvis Farang's eye view By Colin Jarvis A Soaking at Songkran By Colin Jarvis POST BAG : Letters to the Editor By George W. Davis | |
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 About the Expats Ladies Luncheon group: We're one of the many Outside Group Activities of the Chiang Mai Expats Club. You don't have to be a member of that club to come to the Ladies Luncheon. Many of us live in Chiang Mai for several months of th... | ||
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