And vice versa. Since I’m bored of posting about Chiang Mai now, I shall bring my Chiang Mai series to an end and dig out the archives of my Perth trip. Ahahaha….that now seems like eons ago.
If you’re interested in going to Chiang Mai, the best way to get there would be to fly Air Asia because they fly direct to Chiang Mai and it takes 3 hours. If you took a MAS plane, you’d have to transit in Bangkok and in total, it becomes an all day journey. We used to do this before AA came along so thank you AA!! Of course, this was before we had kids!
You can fly to Chiang Mai return for as little as under RM440 (all inclusive), depending on when you’re traveling and when you’re booking and what combinations of bookings you make. We got it for about RM300 (per pax all in) but I think AA have increased their prices now for next year as demand is HIGH.
There is only one flight there and back daily and not so fun as the flight there is at 7am. This means you need to be at the LCCT by 5am, leave your home by 4am (depending on where you live) and be out of bed by 3am. Not fun when you have kids. If you didn’t have kids, then just don’t sleep and sleep on the plane.
Air Asia also does a lot of budget hotels if you don’t like my Yantarasri Resort – you can find hotels from Air Asia at www.airasiago.com
My little monster, she insisted on having a seat all to herself and insisted on wearing the seat belt all by herself. This is all good when you’re on a plane but she does the same thing when we’re in a KL taxi van without safety belts and that’s when we REALLY freak out. She wriggles and protests and screams until she gets her way to sit on her OWN chair and pushes our hands away when we try to protect her because should the taxi van stop, there’d be a flying baby into the sky. You know how fast they drive???
So yeah, going to Chiang Mai always brings us lots of exhilaration. In every form.
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