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Yummy nam prik ong and pork skewers on rice!
@ Disha: Thanks for dropping by!
@ Nini: The lantern festival is a must! Absolutely wonderful experience!
@ Andrew: Thanks for linking, Andrew!
Some great hints. Well done, Aleah and Paul, whose site I’m about to visit.
By the way, Aleah, I’ve placed a link to this post in the first post on my new second blog (Blog Extra) on my site.
I could really use these tips when I get the chance to visit Thailand! The food is making me excited to go there! Now I know when and where the lantern festival is 😀
Aleah, nice article
This is really valuable article to save money. I haven’t ever been in Chiang Mai but now I have idea how can I save money if I be there in Chiang Mai.
@ Grasya: Can’t wait to go back there too. Hope I can stay longer next time!
@ Ar: Yep, definitely!
It’s cheap in Chiang Mai but you can always save more, eh?
I also make friends with local people coz they know where the best and cheapest places are in town ^_^.. cant wait to go back there!
@ Sky: Oh, the lantern festival there is a definite must see. You and Summer should really plan for it!
@ Photo Cache: I agree. There’s so many beautiful places in the world!
so many places to visit, so little time (and budget). this is very helpful.
Paul had wrapped up all the necessities to live Chiang Mai as cheap as possible. Hope we can visit Chiang Mai as well, We’re very envy when you celebrate the lantern festival there.
@ Christine: It’s really cheap, isn’t it?
@ Fifi Leigh: These are tips for Chiang Mai, Thailand 🙂
good tips to save money while traveling because traveling can be very expensive, especially if going to europe.
Love the tips in this post! They’re so right on. I haven’t seen the water dispensers around town though. I’ll keep my eyes peeled in the future!
@ Hannah: Cheap laundry is very important to me too, esp in SEAsia when you can’t really wear the same clothes day in and day out because of the high humidity!
@ Riz: Want to go back to Thailand too. Hope our plans work out!
Awesome tips! Planning to visit Thailand this year. This one’s bookmarked!!!
Great tips! Excited about the cheap laundry, that sounds really weird to say….we plan on being in Thailand a few time on our upcoming RTW trip. We will probably be in and out of the country multiple times, we have 5 months to spend in Southeast Asia! Thanks again for the tips
Safe travels
hannah @getting stamped