Chiang Dao: A Peaceful Gem on the Road from Chiang Mai Chiang Dao is a tiny, charming town that feels like a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. Nestled along the famous Mae Hong Son Loop, this picturesque destination offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Did you know “Chiang […]
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Controversial Topic #1 – Pilgrims or Tourist One of the most common (and sometimes heated) controversial topic along the Camino is the distinction between a “real pilgrim” and a “tourist with a backpack.” Some hardcore traditionalists believe that a true pilgrim should walk every single step, carry their own pack, sleep in communal albergues, and
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Whether on foot, two wheels, or four hooves, there’s no right or wrong way to do the Camino. The only thing that matters is taking that first step. My Camino – My Way Don’t let anyone tell you how you should do your Camino. We had a very different reason from most people we met
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The iconic yellow arrows and scallop shell signs—your trusted guides on the Camino de Santiago! 5 Essential Apps – Here’s us sharing the apps we used frequently during our 35-day Camino journey—and the ones we highly recommend downloading before you go. Okay, we get it—some people just follow the yellow arrows and scallop shell signs,
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Shocking Truth 1: It’s More Expensive Than You Think Shocking Truth: The Camino Can Add Up – It’s Not As Cheap As It Seems Sure, the Camino de Santiago is often seen as a budget-friendly pilgrimage, but the costs can add up quickly. Albergues (pilgrim hostels) range from €8 to €20 per night, and while
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Walking the Camino de Santiago is an unforgettable journey, filled with stunning landscapes, personal challenges, and incredible encounters. Over the course of 800+ km, we heard plenty of myths about what the Camino is really like. Some were amusing, while others could be misleading for future pilgrims. If you haven’t read about why we chose
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Let’s Do the Camino! – She Said While planning for a loooong break from a mundane life – we laid out plans and all the things we could do with our time, looking for something that resonates with both of us. And then she said, “Remember that show we watched? The one about those guys
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Local Bites 🥢Chopsticksonthego Chiang Mai Recommendations Chopsticksonthego is your ticket to the tastiest local bites in Chiang Mai! From charming cafes, mouthwatering grilled meat to roof top cocktails and burgers , we’ve got all the local hotspots covered. Dive into the vibrant street food scene and discover hidden gems in bustling markets—get ready to munch
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Doi Inthanon is a beautiful national park in Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai. One of its most famous landmarks are the TWIN Pagodas overlooking the entire thailand atop Doi Inthanon the highest mountain in all of Thailand. Endearingly known as “The Roof of Thailand” – kind of reminds us of the part in Lion King
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Pai – A Hippie Town? We recently visited Pai! Yes, we braved the journey up from Chaing Mai. (see why below) When researching Northern Thailand, Pai is likely to be one of the top search results, right alongside Chiang Mai! It’s a small town with a big heart, located in Mae Hong Son Province, Northern
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