Chiang Mai - what to do, eat, visit and stay

 

 

 

Cape+Kantary is a magazine that you will find in all the Cape and Kantary Properties.

In every edition there is an ‘Insider Guide’ – what to do, where to eat, what to visit and where to stay.

In this edition - http://www.capekantaryhotels.com/ckmagazine/Issue15/index.html - (Pages 78 - 81) our writers chose #Kantary Hills in Chiang Mai.

 

Do
- The Samoeng Loop – http://bit.ly/2t9DxYI - this whole journey around Doi Suthep may take three hours or more because the route is scattered with a great many places where you may want to stop to take a photo of the beautiful view across to neighbouring Myanmar.

 

 

Eat
- Have lunch at The Nimman Bar & Grill – http://www.kantarycollection.com/kantaryhills-chiangmai/dining.php



 

Visit
- The Cutler - https://www.facebook.com/THECUTLERBARBER/ - this is a classic barbershop modelled on those seen in New York and Australia – you can also get a tattoo.

 
Stay
- Kantary Hills - http://www.kantarycollection.com/kantaryhills-chiangmai/ - located in the heart of Chiang Mai and only a short distance from the trendy Nimmanhaemin Road - http://www.chiangmai.bangkok.com/nimmanhemin.htm.

#CapeandKantary #PlacestovisitinChiangMai #WheretostayinChiangMai #RestaurantsinChiangMai #Cape+KantaryMagazine #doeatvisitstay

 

     

Koh Si Chang - what to do, eat, visit and stay

 

Cape+Kantary is a magazine that you will find in all the Cape and Kantary Properties if you choose to visit us. There are a number which are scattered across Thailand - http://capekantaryhotels.com/

A popular article which they write in every edition is the ‘Insider Guide’. The article is written for different properties in every edition and always involves these 4 points – what to do, where to eat, what to visit and where to stay.

 

In this edition - volume 18  (Pages 82-85)   - http://www.capekantaryhotels.com/ckmagazine/Issue18/index.html - they  visited Somewhere in Koh Sichang and they also visited the rest of the island.

 

 

They visited Wat Atsadang Nimit, which is a unique temple featuring a mix of gothic and classical Thai architecture – http://bit.ly/2t9DxYI

 

 

They had lunch at The Verandah Restaurant – http://somewherehotel.com/dining.html - which is a serves delicious Thai and Western Dishes.

 

Then they visited Ruen Mai Rim Talay - https://www.travelfish.org/sight_profile/thailand/eastern_thailand/chonburi/ko_si_chang/1618 - which is a beautiful white building set in a tranquil plot of land and surrounded by trees – a lovely spot to watch the sun go down.

 

They returned to  Somewhere - http://somewherehotel.com/index.html - which is a small hotel with only 20 rooms (so book in advance) and spent a restful night

 

   

All trips share an inevitable similarity - the waiting

 

In Issue 18 of Cape+Kantary Gene Mahasmut Bunyaraksh gives you some ideas of what music to bring with you - http://www.capekantaryhotels.com/ckmagazine/Issue18/index.html 

 

Music for the plane - Claude Debussy's Suite Bergamasque: Clair de Lune - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG-vmVrHOGE is one which perfectly complements watching the clouds go by and the change in the light - close your eyes and imagine tropical islands hidden beneath those puffy clouds.

 

He also suggests music to accompany the bus or the train, chilling at the beach and watching the sunset.

 
Visit us at Cape Panwa Hotel and watch the sunset from the local village