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Here are short streaming videos of interesting sightseeing tours including, bird watching, hill tirbe villages, elephant camp, elephant riding, trekking, hiking, camping and shopping in and around Chiang Mai Thailand. Soon to come videos of cooking lessons, rafting, boating, deep sea fishing, diving, snorkeling, Golf, and any other available activity.

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Below are a few short Online Videos of North Thailand. I will add more as I take them so keep coming back.

Here is a short 10 minute video of us visiting the Royal Grand Palace grounds and
Wat Po in bangkok Thailand and see the Emerald and Reclining Buddhas. We then take a private long tail boat through the canals of Thonburi to see how people
live on the water.

A new adventure thrill open about 60 kilometers East of Chiang Mai in Mae Ao district called Flight of the Gibbon. Here in the National Park, cables have been strung between tall trees up to 80 meters in length and 100 meters above the forest floor. If you are afraid of heights this is not for you.
Here is the video of us flying through the trees with cables and pulley

Here is a video of The Havens Childrens Homes. Some of the money for the tours go to help these needy orphaned hill tribe children.

Here is the online video of the wonderful town of Lampang. We first ride the train through beautiful mountain country to Lampang. We then visit temples and a ceramics factory that Lampang is famous for.

Come join us in the beautiful Phang Nga Bay north of Phuket as we Sea Canoe through caves to beautiful lagoons. In the first video you will see the briefing and in the second video the adventure.

Fly with us by seaplane from Phi Phi Island to Phuket. This short 15 flight offers excellent views of the islands in the Andaman Sea. No more crowded slow ferry boat for me

Join us on our rented private speed boat as we explore the island and coral reefs around Phi Phi Island

We had a great lunch at our favorite garden restaurant. Come join us and see what your can order for under $10USD for 4 persons (not each).

Cooking Thai Green Curry is simple once you see how it is done. In this online video you will be taught by Thai Chef Chanrat Karatna, nickname Air, and his staff not only how to cook Thai Green Curry but about the ingredients.

Watch Thai Chef Chanrat Karatna's students try to cook with the help of his staff and take notes.

Thai Fried noodles is a favorite dish for visitors to Thailand. Now you can learn to cook this dish at home using the online video

Watch Thai Chef Chanrat Karatna's students try to cook Thai Freid Noodles with the help of his staff and take notes.

Thai Hot and Sour Prawn Soup is fast and easy once you learn how it is done. Watch the online video and see how easy it really is.

Here is a video of the orchid and lotus flower exibits. This is only a small portion of what to see so this video will be part 1. Although the exposition is now finished you can still visit by watching the video.

See Part 1 of a 3 Day Experience in North Thailand visiting hill tribe villages from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai. We also vist Chiang Dao Cave Shrine, Wat Thaton temple and do a little Ox cart and elephant riding. Our accommodations are in a Bamboo bungalow in a Lisu hill tribe village and a wonderful river front bungalow in The small village of Thaton. Part 2 and final video is here

Here in North Thailand the Loi Krathong Festival is much different than anywhere in the Kingdom. In the small town of Mae Jo north of Chiang Mai they started the festival on Saturday night by launching hot air balloons called "Khom Loy". I went with my wife and friends and took this short video. We are not talking about a few Khom Loy but thousands upon thousands all at the same time. You got to see this.(8 Megs.)

Loi Krathong is a special event for the Northern Thai people. It originated in Sukhothai and spread north and east. The other parts of Thailand celebrate this festival but nothing like in Chiang Mai. Here is the video. We went down to the Ping River in Chiang Mai Thailand for the Loi Krathong Festival around dusk. We purchased food from vendors a waited for it to get dark. More and more people arrived to float krathongs and shoot fireworks. We left around 9 PM as it was getting too crazy with people and fireworks. The water parade starts around 10PM, The Land parade starts around 6:30 on the road next to the river. Next year we will video the land parade. We went home and toured our neighborhood, lit candles, launched Khome Loi ate and drank with our Thai neighbors.

Here is a video of the Chiang Mai Night Safari. We went early to see some of the animals before dark on the Jackel Trail around the Lake. We then visited the resort there and checked out some of the rooms and bungalows. We took the Tram on the night trails then watched the Lazer Lighted Fountain Show. I ran out of memory or I would have shot more video.

Here is a video of one of Chiang Mai's most popular Garden Resort "Kristadoi". Our friends Sam amd Melissa had there wedding here. The money they saved on the cost of the wedding, dress, catering etc. was enough to enjoy a nice honeymoon at a 5 Star Resort Spa in Phuket. Most of the video is of the flower gardens but the wedding is beautiful.

Take a Video Tour with my wife Ning and I as we shop at our local Monday market near our home in Chiang Mai. (11 Megs almost 8 minutes long).

Here is a short 5 minute video of our favorite elephant camp with friends.(5 Megs).

Here is a short Video of some of the things to see at Doi Inthanon National Park. (7 Megs)

Video of the summit of Doi Inthanon, the highest spot in Thailand plus the Green tailed Sunbird, which is found no other place in the World. (5 Megs)

Everyone who comes to Chiang Mai visits Wat Prathat Doi Suthep temple located on top of the mountain overlooking the city. Join us for a video tour. (7 Megs)
When you come to Chiang Mai you should take in a Khantoke Dinner and show. This is not just for tourists as the Northern Thai people have been enjoying the Khantoke Dinner for centuries. Here is a short 6 minute video of the Khantoke dinner with my wife and friends. (6 Megs)
We are always looking for new unique accommodations for our clients. Here is a short video of bungalows at a hot springs near Chiang Mai. (6 megs).

If you enjoy shopping for Fabrics, Clothes, Herbs and Spices and hard to find items you should take a look at this Video of the area around Warorot Market in Chiang Mai. It also includes the beautiful flower market and out of this world fireworks stand. (8 Megs)

Here is the video of the Chiang Mai Flower festival Parade, which is held every year on the first weekend in Feb. (8 Megs)

Travel with us as we look for colorful birds at Doi Inthanon national Park. The video includes pictures of the the Silver-eared Mesia, Small Niltava, Verditer Flycatcher, Black-backed Sibia and the Green Tailed Sunbird. (4 Megs)

Songkran or as it is now known as the Thai New Year started in Lanna around 700 hundred years ago. Then the Lanna Kingdom comprised of North and Northeast Thailand, parts of Laos, Burma and southern Yunnan Province China. Songkran today is still celebrated in these areas except Burma where it has been banned by the military government there.
Songkran was not celebrated in the rest of Thailand until around the 1950's. In Bangkok then most of the workers, as today, came from the north or northeast part of Thailand. When Songkran came around, April 13 - 15, most of the workers just left work and went to their villages for the New Year. For this reason the government and most businesses had to shut down for Songkran. For this reason this is now an official holiday in Thailand.
The meaning of water during Songkran is very important. Pouring water on each other and Buddha statues is to wash away the past and a cleansing for the future year. This started as just pouring water on the hands or on the shoulder of others with a small cup of water. This has now grown into the largest water fight on the planet.
Here is a short streaming video of the festival over a two day period. The first day, April 13, is the Songkran parade, which takes place on Muangchareon and Thapae roads at 2 PM and lasts around 3 hours. We then hit the streets to join the water fight mostly concentrated along the moat in the city center.

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