Forgotten password?

Bought as a guest? Create an account

Off The Beaten Track: Chiang Mai, Thailand.

My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

First introduced by Chinese migrants in the late 1940's, tea plantations are now widespread throughout the hills around Chiang Mai.

THAILAND | Friday, 4 January 2013 | Views [311] | View Larger Image

First introduced by Chinese migrants in the late 1940's, tea plantations are now widespread throughout the hills around Chiang Mai.

A Thai Buddhist monk sits unperturbed in his saffron coloured robe as cohorts of tourists admire the awe-inspiring architecture around Wat Phra Singh (the temple of the

2 of 5

This elderly woman sits in a small hut in the hills of a local Chang Mai village making traditional hill-tribe crafts and jewelry to sell to tourists.

Photo Galleries

My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited [5]

Where I've been

My trip journals

WorldNomads Scholarship