Chiang Mai Province

Choosing Teacher Amori's class was the most special journey of our trip to Chiang Mai. We didn't choose a downtown class because we wanted a more complete and immersive experience, and Teacher Amori gave us even more than we had hoped for. The entire journey was divided into three parts: meditation, yoga, and the relationship between meditation and Buddhist practice. In the meditation section, Amori teaches you step-by-step how to feel your true self existing in the present moment. She then uses Buddhist study illustrations to explain the significance of meditation and discusses your feelings after the meditation. After concluding the meditation, she took us to another classroom for a very thorough and systematic yoga practice. The whole process was rigorous with no compromise at all. As a ballet teacher, while practicing these movements, I could still feel the profound meaning that Amori's thoughtful guidance brought to my body. Afterward was lunchtime. Since it was the vegetarian festival from October 8th to October 18th, the vegetarian meal Amori prepared was exceptionally delicious and beautifully presented. We ate and chatted about our life experiences—it was such a peaceful and comforting exchange. Finally, Amori drove us to the magnificent Wat Phra That Doi Saket, where she further explained the basics of Buddhist philosophy and teachings. This allowed us not only to admire the grand temple, but also to gain a deeper understanding of what meditation and Zen practice mean for our true selves when facing the world in the present. This 5-plus-hour journey connecting the spirit and the body was truly unforgettable! It was the most extraordinary experience in Chiang Mai! Highly recommended!

This was a great course. I learned various meditation techniques, including breathing and walking meditation, all of which can be applied to daily life. A delicious lunch was provided, during which Amori shared her life story. I also got to know my classmates and we exchanged wonderful life experiences. During the temple visit, Amori's explanations deepened our understanding of Buddhism, prompting us to reflect on the meaning of life once again.

Travelodge Nimman is truly my favorite place to stay every time I visit Chiang Mai. It's not far from the bustling area, but it's located in a quiet neighborhood. What I look forward to most is the breakfast; while there aren't many options, the quality is consistently good and delicious. The rooms are also clean.

The location is very convenient. The staff helps carry luggage to the room, and after checking out, you can ask the front desk to help call a taxi to the airport for a flat rate of 150, which is cheaper than calling a Grab myself. The bed is a bit on the firm side. The infinity pool is great for taking photos. Shopping and massages nearby are very convenient. Free bottled water is provided in the room (since Thailand's water quality isn't great, it's recommended to use bottled water for brushing your teeth). Minor drawbacks are that the shower room is a bit dim and the breakfast is just average. Staying here during the off-season offers a really high value for the price!

পরিচ্ছন্নতা: ঘর পরিষ্কার, কাপড় স্যাঁতসেঁতে নয়। হোটেলের অবস্থান: মায়া শপিং মলের কাছে। পরিষেবা: কর্মীরা চমৎকার এবং পরিষেবা দিতে ইচ্ছুক। সকালের নাস্তা: ঠিক আছে।

Located in the heart of the Nimman area, surrounded by numerous coffee shops and massage parlors, the location is perfect! The front desk staff are very friendly, and there's a charming, small pool. The room was also neat and clean, and the price was reasonable. Overall, it offers excellent value for money!

আমরা চিয়াং মাই-এ আমাদের ৪ দিনের থাকার জন্য এটি বুক করেছিলাম। কর্মীরা সর্বদা খুব দয়ালু এবং সহায়ক ছিলেন। সকালের নাস্তার বুফে ভালো। তাদের একটি রেস্তোরাঁও আছে যেখানে বিভিন্ন ধরণের খাবার পাওয়া যায়। এটি পুরাতন শহর থেকে কিছুটা দূরে, যদি আপনার বেশিরভাগ ভ্রমণ পরিকল্পনা সেখানেই থাকে। আমাদের ডিলাক্স মাউন্টেন ভিউ রুম ছিল, যা ভালো ছিল। সব মিলিয়ে এটি অত্যন্ত সুপারিশযোগ্য।

The room is in the heart of Chiang Mai city, clean, and close to cafes, restaurants, and bars. However, the bedroom lighting is extremely dim and confusing.

We stayed at G Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel from 06/30～07/04 and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The minimalist architecture is reminancent of Tadao Ando’s Benesse House Museum, very impressive. And everyone works there is very kind and friendly, can’t recommend the hotel enough!!