Living in Chiang Mai

Meanwhile, back in the Korean DMZ (demilitarised zone), the threat of war buzzes on as Kim Jong-Il and his propaganda machine threaten to annihilate the south and

Sport brings people together and for many new incoming members of the expat community in Chiang Mai it has been route to meeting new people and building friendships.

You should never drink and drive but if you do what happens when you get caught in Chiang Mai?

Unlike our mother's or grandmother's generation when clothes were made to last and repaired time after time, today we are living in a disposable society, where the

Dad says we're no different to any other family. Everyone has the same issues. Bollocks (and yes, Dad, it is not a swear word, I checked).

Citylife this month has decided to take a look at Chiang Mai’s K-pats, or Korean expatriates, who are they? What are they doing here?