First Impressions of Chiang Mai, Thailand | Watch Before You Come to Chiang Mai

[@BackRoadStoneRevival]

Awesome man. I hope to be there in August.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

You’ll love it 😎

[@kitty_kitty888]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful city as I will be there in December 😊

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Literally the best weather. Enjoy!!

[@kyogofurahashi]

incredibly clean for a big and touristy city!

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Agreed. And it only got better in the following days after some rain!

[@TheWanderingKid]

Not bad! Welcome to Southeast Asia, mate! Have fun!

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Thank you!!

[@uk7831]

Enjoy your new environment 🎉

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Thanks!! 😎

[@alexanderwindsor996]

Peaceful and delightful city.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@น้อยคันชั่งทอง]

Awesome! Andy, I just went there

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Amazing place right??? Hahaha

[@ReggieOrbita]

Went there last SK and really love the place! So chill compared to BKK

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

I missed SK! Will have to come next year for that

[@ex-engineer-th]

Welcome to Thailand. :)

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Kob Kuhn Krab! 🇹🇭💜

[@dustercam466]

Great video. I’m not sure, however, that you can slag off the Thais for drinking ‘safe’ water when the US and the UK consume more than a billion bottles of water a year when their tap water is ‘safe’! As for the wires…. There is a reason in SE Asia why one sees what would appear to be excessive use of cables and it’s not what you think.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

What’s the reason for the cables??

[@dustercam466]

@@aroundtheglobeandy A lack of trust in the previous engineer. You will find that a large majority of the cables serve no purpose because engineers would rather install a new cable than trust or trace back an existing cable.

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

@@dustercam466 love it haha

[@exploretheworldwithchacrit1717]

your camera is too fast

[@aroundtheglobeandy]

Yes. I fixed the camera setting in upcoming videos 🙏 thanks for commenting that