Chiang Mai’s bright temples are enchanted, and the Nimmanhaemin district is pulse, handmade coffee and local designer store, but the leaf wat Ket remains a little of the most beloved places in the city. Here, the rootsy art galleries were turned to the street and restaurant plate of the street and restaurant plate of Khao SOI noodles and cocktails. This is also some of the charming stays of boutique, taking the villas of the past.
Ping silhouette, however, this part of the city was still a naughty district based on multicultural traders based on Chinese-style storage. There is a stone paved patio behind a glass roofs and an ancient shutter façade, where large frames of glass windows bonsai trees and nice nook. Ponds filled with goldfish is an antidote of the frantic markets, and stretches ancient Chinese artifacts (decorative gates, stone horses). The bedrooms are made in white and teal, and most have a blue blue pool to crush and return the river in the river garden.
The cafeteria, where the walls are piled with chinoiserie teapots and blue pottery, prepares Thai rice porridge breakfasts and prepares prosperous pa tong go donuts in bamboo steamer baskets. Tekawood dominated local scene, and the perfect right is for this strange corner.
