Tag: Pim

Pim Kemasingki looks at Chiang Mia's burning issue that is blanketing the city in choking smoke. Who is doing it and why?

A report on a study of 33 elephant camps in Northern Thailand involving 627 elephants.

Often smelt, but rarely seen, Mae Kha Canal is one of the city’s most important waterways but over development has turned it into a sewer.

Forest burning is blanketing Chiang Mai in smoke for months on end.Pim Kemasingki wonders whether Bangkok will finally hear our city's cries for action.

Pim Kemasingki interviews Sakda Darawan, expat liaison of the recently formed Chiang Mai Breathe Council about the prospect of a solution to the pollution problem.

Recharge is a Chiang Mai company that leads the world in red light therapy that stimulates the body's natural self-healing. Pim Kemasingki caught up with its founder

Pim Kemangsinki 's takes a look at the Dhara Dhevi, one of Chiang Mai's best luxury, five star resorts wrapped in Lanna culture.

Citylife's editor, Pim Kemasingki's monthly editorial musing on media, planning, pollution and Chiang Mai's Big Day Out.

Missionaries have been in Chiang Mai since the mid-19th century and have deeply influenced many aspects of Thailand’s social development. Pim Kemasingki looks at

What's in a name? Pim Kemasingki provides a brief history of the many derivations of the name of Chiang Mai city.

Going to Bangkok for a weekend for me usually involves a drink on one rooftop bar or another; the views are just so spectacular…and that breeze.

Pim Kemasingki's takes a look at the outcomes of our Readers' Survey with interesting and sometimes surprising results.