Inthanong Tarntong

130 Moo20, Huay Kaew, Chomthong, Chiang Mai, 50106, Thailand

 

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Massage

by gaijinalways

Hi all,

I'm looking for a nice place (as long as it's not too expensive) for a couple (my wife and I )to get a massage together (us on separate tables, that are side by side) in Chiang Mai. Anyone have any suggestions?

Re: Massage

by expatbangkok

Um (are you serious?)!

Re: Massage

by gaijinalways

Yes, we've had the same arrangements in Cambodia, Malaysia, and Vietnam, and I had a massage with my sister alongside me in Bangkok before, so I assume the same thing can be done in Chiang Mai. Any reason it can't be?

Re: Massage

by Fernandocramos

I think you will have no problems to find a place like that. just look for a maasage clinic and ask for a double room, we did the same in Bali and in Krabi, Thailand.
Good luck !!
Fernando - Brazil

Re: Massage

by expatbangkok

Right. Of course it can be done. Why not???

Re: Massage

by gaijinalways

Thanx. In Bangkok we didn't ask for a double room, they accomodated with sheet screens in between us with just our heads near each other. But either situation is fine. Again, any recommended places?

Re: Massage

by expatbangkok

When in Chiang Mai I just wander into whichever massage place looks nice. If I want to lie together next to the missus, I just ask them. Never had a problem. In my experience massage is between 120-250 per hour + tip, all over Thailand. I have never found an expensive massage shop in 17 years here unless you use 4 star hotel service.

Re: Massage

by peppy5

120 baht an hour? wow that's cheap

Travel Tips for Chiang Mai

Feeling frazzled Part 14

by herzog63

Just before arriving at the village we had to cross a stream and there wasn't any bridge which was fine with me. It would give me a chance to cool down! After our arrival and we said our hellos to the locals I just sat down and took a break! Check out the crotch of the pants that I'm wearing. They are blown out from climbing the first day! Lucky I was wearing running shorts underneath! LOL

Sangkhaphaeng umbrella painting factory

by SumTingWong

If you want to see how umbrellas are page and painted you can visit the Sangkhaphaeng handmade umbrella-painting factory. It is quite interesting to see and if you want you can buy some of the umbrellas also.

Songthaew

by Skibbe

These small pickups with a covered bed are very common in Chiang Mai both as taxis and as transportation for the excursions. When taking them through the mountains, just remember to hold on tight if you are in back of the bed.

Good food and home-made pizza

by June.b about Rose Restaurant and Bar

It's the ground level of the Rose Guesthouse few walks from the Sunday Night Market. While waiting for the Sunday Night Market to start, we took our pizza here twice or 3? It was our favorite meeting place since a friend is staying in a guesthouse nearby.

The big electric fan cools us off while we listen to the sound of the waterfalls at the corner while watching BBC news on 2 big flat panel TV. There's a bar a little inside and the restaurant is surrounded by many plants while sitting on the wooden chairs and munching our delicious pizza.

Their home-made pizzas are good-tasting, we tried both the vegetarian with spinach and seafood pizza, and so is the deep-fried pork ribs. They serve good breakfasts too - choose from German, American, English, Continental and Local variety. They have too many dishes to choose from.

A sign on the front of the restaurant along the street says " Second Best Pizza" in town, never tried finding out the first though.

The owners are friendly too. Pizza and the refreshing watermelon smoothie

Wat Phra Singh

by Skibbe

My guidebook said "if you see only one wat in Chiang Mai, see this one." I took their advice. It was started in the 14th century and contains a great deal of Lanna art. I enjoyed the fading murals depicting two Thai fables. I also enjoyed sitting in the temple watching a monk quietly instruct several students.

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