Chiang Mai Post

Chiang Mai as a destination for walking is becoming bleaker by the day. With the exponential growth in the numbers of motorcycles and cars, many of them belching black smoke, walkers are being forced off cluttered pavements onto overcrowded and dangerous roads.

Trinity Baptist Church of Chiang Mai

The newspaper copies of Chiang Mai Post 's current issue, (February 16-29, 2012) are now available on the newsstands. In the North, you can pick up Chiang Mai Post at the retailers in the cities of Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Mae Hong Son and Lampang.

The Chinese Consulate General has issued a strong warning about travel to Chiang Mai, following a series of attacks on tourists including the recent brutal mugging of a woman at a temple.

Most rose growers believe prices of rose should go up thanks to the demand jump during Valentine’s Day, according to a latest opinion survey by Maejo University.