Snapshots of Chiang Mai

When you’re traveling, you get so many stimuli, you are influenced by everything that you see, think, do, smell and hear. All of these things can help you grow immensely as a person, but you really need to take some time to reflect upon all of these things, or you’ll just get stuck. Taking some time off the road every once in awhile is important to me, to us. Because it helps me grow as an individual. And as a couple, by giving us time and space to reflect on and process everything we’ve experienced together.
It also gives us the chance to really get to know a place, and love it even more than you would during a usual encounter of a couple of days. Chiang Mai is one of the place where we grew some roots. We had an apartment for a month, just outside of the city near the mountains. It was quiet, sunny and homely, just what we needed for a while. We had such a great time here, there were amazing late night conversations and we learned so much. Chiang Mai is a city forever in our hearts (yes this is a cliché).
3 Comments
Franca // // //
Couldn’t agree more with taking some time off the road occasionally.
When we start traveling we where doing it pretty fast but soon we learnt the benefits of going slowly, taking our time & staying longer in places to get to know more about them. Now it’s the only way we travel.
Love the photos as usual 🙂
Audrey | That Backpacker // // //
Oh, that chocolate cake looks sinful! I have enjoyed every single meal out in this town. 😉
Becky Padmore // // //
Birings back such happy memories, it’s definitely one of my favourite places.