Nimmana Haeminda Road

Location - 75 moo 10 Hang Dong Sameng road, Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230 Opening hours - 10.00am to 17.00pm every day(Thursday is closed) How to go there - Flight to Chiangmai then rent car, taxi, bus Attraction - Wat Phra that doi suthep, Wat Chedi Luang, Chiangmai zoo Hotel - The Y house, Sleep mai hotel, Smile lanna hotel Shopping - Maya lifestyle shopping center, Warorot market, Chiangmai night Bazaar, Nimman road The rainy season is perfect for travelling north. Chiang Mai is another target for travelers these days. This mysterious cafe is tucked in the mountains ,called "Cypress Lanes" where you can have a cup of coffee while chilling on a picnic chair. #cafe

If you visit Chiang Mai, don't miss the half-outdoor shopping center in One Nimman! The geometric buildings outdoor square will make you feel like you're in Europe. Life seems to slow down at One Nimman. Although this is a commercial area full of culture and creativity, it looks more like a residential square.

Yelloo 📌 6 35 Nimmanahaeminda Road, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai ร้านนี้น่ารักมาก💕 กาแฟเริ่ด ☕️✨ ร้านจะออกสีขาวโทนเหลือง อยู่ใจกลางนิมมาน มีมุมถ่ายรูปเก๋ๆ เยอะ และที่สำคัญรสชาติกาแฟคือเริ่ดมากจริงๆ หอมอร่อย😋🥰 สำหรับสายถ่ายรูป สายคาเฟ่ ขอแนะนำจ้าา ร้านเปิดให้บริการทุกวัน ⏰ เวลา 08:00-19:00 น. ราคาเฉลี่ย 100+ คะแนน 10|10 ✨ #artgallery#easylife#คาเฟ่บรรยากาศสบาย ๆ#เที่ยวเชียงใหม่

“Nimman is the best place to live in Chiang Mai” Nimman is the area where everything you want is already there just a few walks away. from delicious good from different cuisine, night life, shopping and good coffee. naah, i just love this area so i ended up living here for 6 months. #travelinspiration#nyedestinations#unforgettableexperiences#mynovgetaway#deliciousfood

To experience traditional Thai culture in Chiang Mai, the Thai costume shops on Nimman Road are a great choice. Here you can choose from a variety of Thai costumes, and the staff also offer makeup and photography services, allowing you to fully enjoy the fun of traveling through time. You can discuss different makeup styles with the staff, Korean or Thai. The makeup artists are very professional and will carefully present the features of Thai makeup. The photographers in the shop are also very good, capable of taking fairy-tale-like photos. The price is also very reasonable. For just a few hundred yuan, you can have beautiful photos in traditional costumes, which is definitely worth the experience. If you want to delve deeper into Thai culture, this Thai costume shop on Nimman Road is a great choice.

Hey, buddies👋, I just got back from Chiang Mai's Nimman One! It's literally a shopping paradise, and I can't help but share! Check out my super practical guide, and let's enjoy the fun of shopping and the local cultural experience together!🎉 🌈 In the Nimman One shopping district of Chiang Mai, it's not only a great place for shopping but also an excellent spot to experience Chiang Mai culture. Stepping into this district that combines food, fashion, and art, you can feel the perfect blend of local charm and modern vibes. 👗 First up, fashionistas take note! There are various styles of clothing stores here, from Thai local designs to international brands, everything you could want. And the prices are so friendly compared to other places! I've already found several unique pieces of clothing here, and wearing them, I feel like the brightest star on the street!💃 🍜 Tired from all the shopping? Don't worry, the district is filled with so many delicious foods that it will make your head spin! Authentic Thai snacks, as well as fresh and artistic cafes, are all around. Sit down and enjoy a cup of aromatic Thai milk tea, savor a serving of authentic mango sticky rice, and you'll be fully revived!🍹 📚 If you're a fan of cultural and creative products, don't miss the handicraft shops and bookstores here. Every little item reflects the wisdom and unique craftsmanship of the Thai people. I couldn't help but buy many little things as souvenirs! 📸 Don't forget, Nimman One is also a hotspot for photo check-ins. Whether it's the design-filled murals or those little corners surrounded by greenery, they are all great places to take beautiful photos. 💬 Alright, that's it for my exploration of the Nimman One shopping district in Chiang Mai! If you're planning a spontaneous trip, don't miss this great place!👋

🌟 The overall cost of living in Chiang Mai is much lower than in Bangkok. When you come here to play, besides exploring shops and enjoying the food, the most important thing, of course, is to shop till you drop! I've compiled a list of shopping districts and markets in Chiang Mai worth visiting, and of course, I've also identified some to avoid. These are all based on my personal experience and are just for reference! 🛍️ Shopping Centers: There are only two major shopping centers in Chiang Mai. One is the Maya Shopping Center near the Nimmanhaemin Road area, and the other is the Central Festival Chiang Mai, which is near the Yee Peng Market to the northeast of the old city. I suggest just going to Central, as it's very large and has many local clothing brands. I must say, Thai clothing is really vibrant! There's also a food court on the basement level with so many snacks you can't count them all! I'll give specific food recommendations in the next issue. MAYA Shopping Center, I think, is a dud💣. The mall is not big at all, and the brands are few and far between, similar to a shopping center in a small county in China. ⭕️ Shopping Districts: Although MAYA isn't great for shopping, the nearby Nimmanhaemin Road is definitely worth a visit. Nimmanhaemin Road Soi 1 is a plaza with an art park atmosphere, which also has many local brands and craft shops, as well as some trendy brands. If you're tired from walking, there's a 'lets relax' massage shop nearby, a famous chain brand. In the evening, there will be a night market in the plaza, and there's also a Michelin-recommended restaurant and many popular coffee shops. It can be said that everything Chiang Mai has to offer is here, and it's a place every visitor should go to. 🌴 Markets: I visited 4 markets this time. · Nimmanhaemin Road Soi 1 Market: Standard fare, not very big. If you're not already in the area, I wouldn't recommend making a special trip. · Yee Peng Market: Only open during the day on weekends. Even when it's not market day, it's still worth visiting for a photo op, as it's really picturesque. Everyone goes there not really to shop, but to take pictures... Accordingly, the market itself isn't that attractive. · Sunday Night Market: I chose the Sunday Night Market over the Saturday Night Market because the Sunday Night Market is near Tha Phae Gate, which is very convenient, and it's really super super super big, too big to finish exploring! The Saturday Night Market is in the south of the city, which was too far from where we stayed, so we didn't go. By the way, besides the night market itself, remember to visit the craft shops on both sides of the road. There are many handmade pots, pans, and ornaments that are really exquisite! I bought a lot to take home, they make great gifts and are very affordable to display in the house. · Chang Khlan Road Night Market: If you're staying near Tha Phae Gate, you can go for a stroll in the evening. It's mostly food and drink, and the novelty is that there are live band performances. Other than that, there's not much else. · The last regret is not going to JJ Market, which is said to be a gathering place for artistic products, and the recently popular Goods Goods is also there. Be sure to pay attention to the opening hours when you go! It basically ends in the afternoon, and I missed it because I overslept... 🌟 That's all for the shopping part, next time I'll recommend some local food that I found quite good!

For the free travel in Chiang Mai + Chiang Rai Transportation: I rented a motorcycle in Chiang Mai, as I am a rider myself. Safety varies from person to person; if you can ride, it's fine. For those who can't ride or are just average, it's advisable to maintain balance! Some sections in Chiang Mai, like Nimman Road, are quite challenging due to heavy traffic and narrow roads. As for the Thai JC checkpoints, I didn't encounter any during my two-day rental, but I heard that if you're caught, a fine of 500 Thai Baht is sufficient and you can continue riding. There are plenty of car rentals on the streets of Chiang Mai, with fairly uniform prices. I rented near my hotel for convenience, at a price of 250 Thai Baht per day (24 hours means if you take it at 3 pm today, you return it at 3 pm the next day) with a deposit of 3000 Thai Baht (instant refund upon return). For Chiang Rai, I rented a car to drive myself. It took about 3 hours to get there, and a bit longer, around 3 hours and 30 minutes, on the way back because it was dark and I drove slower. The cost was 4500 Thai Baht (also for 24 hours), with a deposit of 5000 Thai Baht. Although Thailand has right-hand drive vehicles, which I was not very familiar with, I got used to it after driving around Chiang Mai city for a while and remembering the turns. There's no expressway from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai, it's like a national highway in China. Thai drivers are quite disciplined and honestly, they have better driving etiquette than in China, so it's quite safe. Just be careful when driving at night on mountain roads, as they have sharper and steeper curves than ours. Accommodation: I recommend staying near Tha Phae Gate in Chiang Mai for convenience, as there are many 7-11s around. Finally, I visited some classic places. I understand that Chiang Mai, like our Lhasa, has many temples and is a holy Buddhist land, so I mostly visited temples to worship. I went to the Wat Phra That Doi Suthep (which houses a relic of the Buddha), the Great Buddha Stupa, and in Chiang Rai, the White Temple, Blue Temple, and Black House.

🔵A low-key habitat on Nimman Road This time, four of us sisters came to Thailand for a trip, and we flew from Bangkok to Chiang Mai early in the morning. We just caught a light rain, and the fresh and quiet after the rain and the clouds in the mountains made this city, commonly known as the Rose of Northern Thailand, have a different charming charm. The hotel chose the niche hotel Akyra Manor under the SLH flag, which is also a light luxury design hotel, but the hotel strictly adheres to the check-in at three o'clock in the afternoon, even if the occupancy rate is not high. So after hurriedly putting down the luggage, I went to the nearby Thapae Gate during the day when there were few people. I stayed in two deluxe rooms, which are the basic rooms of the hotel. Because I basically play outside, and then divide two rooms is very convenient, so it doesn't matter. But how to say the room, it still feels very ordinary. And some places are really unsanitary. The Mini bar is free, but there is nothing. If I remember correctly, the hotel is divided into two separate buildings, one is the lobby and the deluxe room, and the other is the restaurant, suite and rooftop bar and swimming pool. Breakfast is in the Italics restaurant next door. Semi-open buffet, order up to two servings per person. Mainly European style, the local dishes taste average. Desserts will be mixed with hair, casually told the serving staff, just a sorry and took it away without looking back. The swimming pool is on the top floor, although the floor is not high, but the scenery is good, you can overlook the ancient city of Chiang Mai. The rooftop bar is also here, you can order a drink at will, and swim while in a daze. It's just that this pool is so mini that it looks like a big fish tank. If you are not in good shape, it is better not to go in. For example, a big fat man from North America jumped in without hesitation. Through the refraction of the sun outside the tank and the clear bottom of the pool, this scene is really like a huge boiled meat slice and pickled cabbage fat fish moving inside, it's really spicy haha... Although the hotel's service and details are very unsatisfactory, as a niche hotel like SLH, it is also a matter of opinion. But it has to be said that the location is excellent, and it is Nimman Road when you go out. From some angles, the hotel can still meet different customer groups. When CO, the hotel gave a postcard as a gift. The illustrations inside make people love Chiang Mai even more. How to say, Akyra Manor, this small boutique hotel, is very much a type of radish and cabbage, each has its own love, there is no need to recommend, everything is fate, if one day someone comes to Chiang Mai for the first time and happens to live here, maybe there will be some beautiful memories. 📍22 2 Nimmanhaeminda Road Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 (near Nimman Road) Distance✈️(Chiang Mai International) about 15 minutes by car Square recommendation: Noble Suite Manor Suite, don't live in the basic room Suitable for: City Walk, interested in design

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