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Hi guys,
I recently moved to Chiang Mai (similar to use, but two years behind). I’m getting a good feel for the area, but haven’t checked out the co-working atmosphere. I work from a laptop and have been doing this from my room. Is it acceptable to sit in a cafe and punch away on a keyboard for an hour+, or is it allowed by not approved of? That’s the case in Australia.
Cheers,
Jeff.
http://www.jeffinasia.com
Ahhh… love the Khao Soi and the amazing cafes too. We never lived in Chiang Mai but been there several times for a few weeks. Such a great place to be. We were lucky enough to experience Yi Pen Mass Latern Releas at the Mae Jo Uni. Unforgettabel experience.
Happy travelling,
Reni
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ReplyHi,
I am reading for hours though your blog posts. 😉
In December I will fly to Chiang Mai and I will stay for 3 months in Thailand. Still not sure, but probably a month in Chiang Mai, a month somewhere near the sea and the third I still do not know yet. I am so exited about it!
Thanks for sharing your experiences with the world.
MfG
Shi
That’s awesome – great choice! Thailand is one of those places you will forever be hooked and always compare everything else to in the future 😉 Just a warning!! Enjoy!!
ReplyThere is so much to miss! I have never been myself, but reading this post makes me want to hop on the very next plane
ReplyYou ever thought about writing an in depth guide to Chiang Mai with recommendations to your favorite spots around town?
One of the things we really look forward to is the food – we previously spent 4 months in Nong Khai (which we enjoyed) and Thai food is something I always miss….Also love drinking beer, eating criquets, while simultaneously watching Tai Box. Good times! 🙂
Frank (bbqboy)
ReplyI might have to make that one of my blogging goals of 2018 – I think I have always been deterred because there are sooooo many guides and top 10 lists for CM that I didn’t think the web could handle another one! We have spent a lot longer there than most though so maybe I will eventually 😉 If you have any questions though, feel free to shoot us any email anytime. Enjoy and eat some khao soi for us please!
ReplyWhere did you find a 5 dollar massage. I just left and never saw anything close to that price. Fill me in.
ReplyWell they were definitely much more prevalent a few years ago! Now they are much more difficult to find, but usually the smaller hole-in-the-wall type places are the best kept secrets 😉
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