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Mango sticky rice, or Khao Niew Mamuang, pairs coconut-scented glutinous rice with ripe Nam Dok Mai mangoes, and vendors in Chiang Mai sell it in overflowing piles during the short mango season.

Khanom Krok are little coconut-rice pancakes cooked in a special cast-iron pan so each comes out with a crispy edge and a creamy center, and street cooks often make dozens at once over charcoal for hungry passersby.

Khanom Buang are crisp Thai crepes folded over sweet meringue and toppings like foi thong or shredded coconut, and their paper-thin crunch has made them a beloved street dessert since historic times.

Khao Soi is a creamy northern curry noodle soup topped with crunchy fried noodles, its blend of coconut, turmeric, and pickled mustard greens shows Burmese, Muslim, and Lanna influences in one bowl.

Sai Ua is a Northern Thai grilled pork sausage bursting with lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, and turmeric, and its aromatic spices were traditionally used to help preserve meat before refrigeration.

Nam Prik Ong is a Chiang Mai chili dip of roasted tomatoes, minced pork, and toasted chilies, and it is customarily eaten family-style with fresh vegetables and sticky rice.

Thai iced tea, Cha Yen, is brewed strong and sweetened with condensed milk to create a creamy, cooling drink, and its iconic orange hue comes from distinctive tea blends and a touch of coloring that became popular in the 20th century.

Lemongrass tea is a simple, fragrant infusion served hot or cold, and Chiang Mai locals prize it for its cooling, digestive properties after spicy meals.

Nam Manao is Thailand's classic limeade, balanced between tart, sweet, and a pinch of salt, and street vendors often add crushed ice or fresh herbs for an extra-refreshing finish.
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Google MapsLes rues sentaient le paradis de la bouffe, les marchés s'animent la nuit. Gens sympas, avril était collant et chaud pourtant. Quatre jours, c'était pile ce qu'il fallait.
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J’y suis allé en saison des pluies, attends-toi à des averses quotidiennes. Les moustiques étaient sans pitié, prends un bon répulsif et des vêtements à séchage rapide.
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Utilise l'appli Grab pour courts trajets après 21h, moins cher que de négocier avec des tuk-tuk et plus sûr tard le soir, entre dans la ruelle du marché pour prise en charge.
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Assez fréquenté en haute saison, la vieille ville paraît un peu trop touristique maintenant. Toujours charmante, mais le service était lent dans quelques endroits populaires.
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Zappez les stands principaux du marché de nuit, marchez deux rues à l'intérieur et vous trouverez les mêmes objets à moitié prix et une bien meilleure street-food.
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State Railway of Thailand Northern Line (Bangkok–Chiang Mai)
From CNX use the airport bus, a metered taxi or Grab; central city ~15–20 min.
Le moyen le plus simple et abordable d'avoir internet mobile où que vous voyagiez.