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Chiang Mai, known for its rich cultural heritage, lively night markets, and thriving café scene, may not be the first place that comes to mind for shisha lovers. However, for those seeking a quality shisha experience, Sultan Harlem stands out as the top - and currently the only - venue in the city offering premium shisha in a laid-back, atmospheric setting. Whether you're unwinding after a day of exploring temples or looking for a cosy spot to enjoy flavoured shisha with friends, this hidden gem near the Chiang Mai night market is the place to be. Read more:  Lanna Khantoke Dinner & Show, Chiang Mai Table of Content Sultan Harlem Alternative Shisha Options in Chiang Mai Cultural Considerations & Shisha Etiquette Your guide to the best shisha in Chiang Mai Guide to the Best Shisha in Chiang Mai Sultan Harlem Located at 62/4 Charoen Prathet Rd., Chang Klan, near the Night Bazaar, Sultan Harlem is the go-to spot for shisha in Chiang Mai. This establishment offers a variety of ...

Thailand, the land of smiles, is a paradise for food lovers, offering a rich tapestry of flavours woven into its culinary traditions. Amidst its bustling night markets and serene temples, you’ll find vegetarian delights that beautifully blend heritage with exceptional taste. Rolling Grace showcases six must-try vegetarian Thai dishes that capture the vibrant and tranquil essence of the cuisine. From the lively streets of Bangkok to the peaceful shores of Phuket, discover flavourful treasures that are sure to impress. Read more: 10 Must-try Chiang Mai Street Food Table of Content Pad Thai Som Tum Spring Rolls Tom Yum Soup Gaeng Jued Mango Sticky Rice 6 Best Vegetarian Thai Dishes You Must Try 6 Best Vegetarian Thai Dishes You Must Try Pad Thai Pad Thai, the quintessential street food, recounts the tale of Thailand's swift adaptation during the 20th century. Concocted as part of a campaign to promote nationalism and reduce rice consumption, this dish has evolved into a vegetarian...

The pristine beauty of Thailand's waters faces a stormy adversary. Plastic, the once hailed marvel of convenience, now forms an unwelcome veil over the marine vistas, with over 2 million tonnes finding its aquatic grave here annually. The causes are manifold - ranging from inadequate waste management practices to the unchecked disposal of single-use plastics. This insidious invasion not only mars the scenic splendour but threatens marine biodiversity, impacting the very livelihood of communities that cradle these coasts. Amidst this tumult, Thailand is not standing idly by; this nation is marching forward with resolve. From the bustling markets of Bangkok to the serene beaches of Phuket, every choice to forsake plastic for more sustainable alternatives is a stride towards redemption. The country is also pioneering in weaving better waste management practices, aspiring to sieve out the pollutants that once flowed unbridled into the cerulean depths. As a traveller, your role transfor...

Wat Arun, officially known as Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan, is one of Bangkok's most iconic and revered temples. This stunning Buddhist temple, located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, is renowned for its majestic central prang (spire) adorned with intricate ceramic and porcelain mosaics. Constructed in the early 19th century during the reign of King Rama II, Wat Arun is a remarkable representation of the Ayutthaya-style architecture. The temple's name, which translates to "Temple of Dawn," is derived from the captivating sight of the spire's mosaics glittering in the early morning sunlight. Wat Arun holds immense historical and cultural significance for the Thai people. It served as a crucial defensive fortress during the Ayutthaya period, guarding the kingdom's western entrance from potential invaders. Additionally, the temple's design and construction were influenced by the ancient Khmer Empire, reflecting the rich cultural excha...

Nestled in the turquoise waters just off the coast of Phuket, the Phi Phi Islands (pronounced pee-pee) are a breathtakingly beautiful group of small islands that are sure to captivate visitors. Under the administration of the Krabi province, these islands are a haven for those seeking a tropical paradise. The most popular islands in this region are Ko Phi Phi Don - the biggest and most populated island, and Ko Phi Phi Le - the second largest island with some of the most stunning beaches in the world. As you explore the Phi Phi Islands, you'll be transported to a world of pristine natural beauty. With crystal-clear waters that sparkle in the sunlight and lush green forests that teem with wildlife, these islands are a feast for the senses. One of the must-visit destinations is Ko Mai Phai, also known as Bamboo Island, which is a secluded paradise with white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. Bida Nok and Bida Nai are also popular destinations that can be reached using long-tail...