Tag: Old School

Chiang Mai has seen great changes since 1964 when Chiang Mai University first opened its gates to students.

Being born of two nationalities comes with its own set of unique advantages and even challenges

Obituary of a long term Chiang Mai resident

It’s easy to scoff at all the nonsense found on Facebook, but then you would miss out on the absolute gem that is Chiang Mai Memories.

In the 1960s Thea Hanson's grandparents were pioneering medical missionaries training hospital teams in Chiang Mai. Fifty years later she retraced their steps.

When thinking of fine French dining in Chiang Mai, for the past 46 years, Le Coq d’Or has been the destination of choice

It's easy to scoff at all the nonsense found on Facebook, but then you would miss out on the absolute gem that is Chiang Mai Memories.

An interview with the remarkable Lisa Nesser, restauranteur, entrepreneur, philanthropist, activist, organiser, vegan. One of Chiang Mai's finest.

We are sad to report the passing of Chiang Mai legend, Major Roy Hudson, a founding father of our modern Chiang Mai community.

For decades the only source for imported goods in Northern Thailand was Kasem Store. Citylife takes a look at this venerable 50-year-old Chiang Mai institution.

Every single day during the burning season, Peter disappears into Lampang’s forests in search of fire armed with a leaf blower.

Arin Chokphisit or Armin Schoch as he is more commonly known around town, has been working in the tourist sector since 1983.