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Chiang Mai Elephant Friends

Chiang Mai Elephant Friends

3 out of 5
201 Moo.9 Mae Win Mae Wang Chiang Mai
Stay at this hotel in Mae Wang. Enjoy free breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking.
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Chai Lai Mountain

Chai Lai Mountain

2.5 out of 5
Maesapok Village 172 m Mae Wang Chiang Mai
Stay at this guesthouse in Mae Wang. Enjoy free breakfast, free parking, and daily housekeeping.
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Chai Lai Mountain
Kaomai Lanna Resort

Kaomai Lanna Resort

3.5 out of 5
Moo 6 Chiangmai Hod Rd San Pa Thong Chiang Mai
Book a stay at this spa resort in San Pa Thong. Enjoy free parking, a full-service spa, and 2 restaurants. Popular attractions Kaomai Estate 1955 and Wiang Tha ...
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hueankwankhao

hueankwankhao

3.5 out of 5
174 moo8 Chom Thong Chang Wat Chiang Mai
Stay at this villa in Chom Thong. Enjoy free parking, private hot tubs, and a garden. Popular attractions Wat Phra That Si Chom Thong and Mae Klang Waterfall ...
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Chunnchay Bed&Restaurant

Chunnchay Bed&Restaurant

3.5 out of 5
301 Mae Wang chiangmai
Stay at this villa in Mae Wang. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and in-room massages.
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Cities near Si Tia

A woman from the Karen Long Neck Tribe. In our day tour to Chiang Rai (the White Temple), we managed to squeezed in a quick trip to a village where a Karen tribe resides. The Karen tribe are infamous for their long necks, resulting from a lifetime of wearing brass coil neck rings (that increase in quantity as they age). Not all women from this tribe wear the neck rings however, just a small subset of the tribe called the "Padaung" and there are different accounts as to why they wear these rings. Whatever the origin of the custom, one of the reasons why this tradition continues today is due to tourism. People from all over the world, intrigued by their custom, travel to one of the furthest cities in the north of Thailand just to see them (me included). I wished that I could stay longer and talk to the villagers but due to the tight schedule of the tour, we only managed to take photos of the villagers and buy some souvenirs. #karenvillage #karen #thailand #southeastasia #asia #travel #wanderlust #culture #people

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