Thailand

This venerable building, an imposing 1907 mansion sitting behind a stately lawn, once served as the residence of the provincial treasurer. Today it's the...more

Tucked away on a quiet lane in the burbs about one and a half miles northeast of the old city, downhome Baanrai Yarmyen (the name means "country house at...more

Don't let the name fool you into thinking that this is a hot spot in the red-light district. Cabbages & Condoms is in fact a quirky, tasty restaurant in...more

Thalang Road is a thriving area with charming vestiges of Sino-Portuguese architecture. China Inn Café is a good place to escape the noise, with a Burmese...more

Set in a sleek, glass-sided house that looks like it was lifted from an L.A. canyon, the former Indian consulate was reincarnated in 2004 as one of Chiang...more

Location and atmosphere, history and food mix happily in this relaxed restaurant and art gallery inside an 1892 teakwood building along the Ping River....more

Don't be put off by the garage-sale look of Poomjai Burusapat's cozy eatery in the heart of the old city, where the 15 small tables seem buried beneath...more

Khao soy, a curry noodle soup served with meat and a range of condiments, is Chiang Mai's signature street food. For travelers who can't stomach the...more