NYT: In Chiang Mai, a Hub for Creative Types

NYT: In Chiang Mai, a Hub for Creative Types

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Created by Akshay Patil • Updated On: Februari 16, 2014

Alongside its reputation for gilded, Buddha-filled temples and treks to hill tribe villages, Chiang Mai has in recent years attracted creative types. http://nyti.ms/1gwt5v0

Gallery Seescape is one of NYT: In Chiang Mai, a Hub for Creative Types.

1. Gallery Seescape

7.9
(แกลเลอรี่ ซี สเคป)
22/1 Soi Nimmana Haeminda 17, Chiang Mai, เชียงใหม่
Galeri Seni · 11 tips dan ulasan

Akshay P.Akshay Patil: NYT: This gallery/design shop/lounge is a hub for the city’s young creatives. Catch exhibitions, performances & screenings by artists, or pick up unusual handmade notebooks, key chains & figurines

2. Koland

7.6
Nimmanhaemin Soi1, Chiangmai
Toko Antik · 7 tips dan ulasan

Akshay P.Akshay Patil: NYT: At this Aladdin-meets-Communist-China boutique, you can find Mao buttons, rabbit-shaped paper lanterns, hand-sewn corduroy loafers bearing red stars, & more.

Metal Studio Jewelry is one of NYT: In Chiang Mai, a Hub for Creative Types.

3. Metal Studio Jewelry

28/2 Soi 11 (Nimanhemin), Muang Chiang Mai, เชียงใหม่
Toko Perhiasan · 3 tips dan ulasan

Akshay P.Akshay Patil: NYT: In the footsteps of generations of Chiang Mai silversmiths, Sirilak Samanasak displays her nature-inspired gold, brass and silver earrings and necklaces at this whimsical contemporary shop.

Khao Soy Nimman is one of NYT: In Chiang Mai, a Hub for Creative Types.

4. Khao Soy Nimman

8.0
(ข้าวซอยนิมมาน)
ถ.นิมมาน ซอย 7, Chiang Mai, เชียงใหม่
Restoran Mi · 61 tips dan ulasan

Akshay P.Akshay Patil: NYT: Nine variations of Chiang Mai’s signature dish, khao soi, an egg noodle, curry-based soup, are served, from classic chicken thigh to pork sausage (from 50 baht up).

Ristr8to² is one of NYT: In Chiang Mai, a Hub for Creative Types.

5. Ristr8to²

8.9
(ดอปปิโอ รีสเตรสโต้)
15/3 Nimmana Haeminda Rd. (btwn Lane 3 & 5), Chiang Mai, เชียงใหม่
Warung Kopi · 312 tips dan ulasan

Akshay P.Akshay Patil: NYT: Winner of several coffee-making awards in Australia, Arnon Thitiprasert, known as Tong, returned to his native Thailand in 2011 to open this exposed-brick and wood caffeine paradise.