Hi there,
Been based in Thailand for a number of years and thought it is time to try hammocking in the parks!
Normally get around on a bike (650 not a cycle)
Would be good to hook up with people based here or those with good expereince of the country.
Chris
Welcome to HF from Mass. You came to the right place to get all of your hammock questions answered!
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How many times have you been up to Chiang Mai?
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Chiang Mai? Too many times. Been here 2 years and previously was here for 4 years ^^Originally Posted by Ewker
Best area for me is west of CM along the border
Welcome to the forum, Tiffer.
Ahh, the Land of Smiles.....
Spent a year & a half in Thailand myself, mainly in the north,
around Chiang Mai.
Usually make the trip back there every 2 years...for a 2-3month break.
Great place, once you get over the culture shock.
The Thais love their hammocks too....anytime, anywhere.
Enjoy your stay....if you like National Parks, mountains, waterfalls, hotsprings, etc etc,
Head North !
Mountain views are good for the soul....& getting to them is good for my waistline.
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Too right!Welcome to the forum, Tiffer.
Ahh, the Land of Smiles.....
Spent a year & a half in Thailand myself, mainly in the north,
around Chiang Mai.
Usually make the trip back there every 2 years...for a 2-3month break.
Great place, once you get over the culture shock.
The Thais love their hammocks too....anytime, anywhere.
Enjoy your stay....if you like National Parks, mountains, waterfalls, hotsprings, etc etc,
Head North !
I have been to 47 provinces around Toyland, most of which are to the north / north east and as you say, the north west is stunning. Truely stunning. Bit of a hike from Bangers though. Normally it is 8 - 10 hours on the bike but I think I'll start chucking the bike on the train now that I am less concerned about loading methodsThe guys are pretty rough with lightweight machines... not sure how they handle 200kg...
Welcome to the forum mate from another SE Asia addict...
Will be in Khao Sok national park in November (but that is still a secret ssst, more to follow in a seperate post later in case all burglars are watching this too)
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Khao Sok is a long way south! I've spent most of my time going north but I guess it is warmer in Khao Sok ^^Welcome to the forum mate from another SE Asia addict...
Will be in Khao Sok national park in November (but that is still a secret ssst, more to follow in a seperate post later in case all burglars are watching this too
Grtz Johan
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