#Lanna travel guide
Eat Like a Local in Chiang Mai: Sticky Rice & Manners
How to eat like a local in Chiang Mai: roll sticky rice by hand, use a spoon and fork, sit at a khantoke, wait to be invited, and say "lam …
How to Greet in Chiang Mai: Kham Mueang Hellos and the Wai
How to greet in Chiang Mai like a local: sawatdi jao, pai tang dai ma, kin khao laeo ka, yin di (thank you), su ma toe (sorry), names for p…
Kham Mueang Words Locals Love: Yin Di, Lam Tae, Ngam Tae
Ten easy Northern Thai (Kham Mueang) words for travellers: say thank you with yin di, praise food with lam tae, views with ngam tae, and so…
Bargaining in Chiang Mai: Numbers, Prices, Discounts
Bargain politely at Chiang Mai markets: count in Kham Mueang (sao, hoi, pan), ask tao dai, say yom hue dai ko jao, plus market classifiers …
Lanna Temple Etiquette: Do's, Don'ts and Temple Words
Lanna temple etiquette for travellers: what to wear, where to take off your shoes, how to sit, why some halls are closed to women, and key …
What to Eat in Chiang Mai: 20 Northern Thai Dishes
What to eat in Chiang Mai: 20 must-try Northern Thai dishes, from khao soi and sai ua to nam phik num, with Kham Mueang names, spice levels…