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This is another side of me in Chiang Mai, where people enjoy photography, adventure in natural waterfalls, massage therapy, and hiking. ๐ธ๐+66863848213
@NanaJapanc0nc It is meant to be eaten with sticky rice, and since people in that region generally prefer bold, spicy flavors, you will almost certainly run into issues if it is your first time trying it.
If you are interested in a private massage, feel free to consult with us or make an inquiry. You must first have determination and trust before you receive something special in return.
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Therefore, this account isn't really suited for families or couples; it is for those who simply want to relax in private and are willing to place their trust in the service. Prices start at just 3** Baht for an hour and a half. ๐๐
Feel free to inquire, as there are other services available besides massages. I can also recommend relaxing๐๐ค activities in Chiang Mai, such as short hikes, swimming, and photography, if you trust me.
I want to offer you something gentle and intimateโa quiet, relaxing touch dedicated solely to caring for you. A gentle touch, offered in silence. Sometimes, we all need a moment that is truly our own, and this is that moment. ๐
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@mizukiiiii123 It looks very appetizing, but authentic Thai-style *pad krapow* doesn't include lime and is slightly spicy.I also run a cooking page based in Thailand.
Southern Chiang Mai faces rising forest fire risk
CHIANG MAI โ 17 February 2026, Wildfires have begun to break out in the southern part of Chiang Mai province, though authorities say the situation remains under control due to lingering forest moisture.
Kritsayam Kongsatri, director of the Protected Area Regional Office 16 in Chiang Mai, said conditions have not yet become severe since the start of 2026, as forests still retain some moisture. However, over the past one to two weeks, fires have started spreading into the southern zone of the province.
The fires initially broke out in Tak before moving into Lamphun and subsequently into southern Chiang Mai, he said. The most serious situation is currently in Doi Tao district of Chiang Mai.
Authorities are also monitoring Op Luang National Park, an ecologically significant area known for its dry dipterocarp and mixed deciduous forests. Prolonged dry conditions have caused leaf fall, increasing the amount of combustible material on the forest floor.
The Protected Area Regional Office 16 has stepped up surveillance at forest entry and exit points and announced temporary forest closures. Residents who need to enter forest areas to forage are urged to register in advance to avoid being treated as suspects.
Patrol plans in the forest interior have been adjusted, with officers focusing on areas prone to repeated fires. Officials are calling on the public to cooperate in wildfire prevention efforts and aim to improve on last yearโs statistics.
Fuel management operations are underway in several areas, particularly in Om Koi Wildlife Sanctuary, where fuel conditions are similar to those at Op Luang National Park in Hot district, Chiang Mai. Controlled burns have also begun in small plots in Ban Hong Wildlife Sanctuary and Mae Ping National Park.
Authorities stressed that burns are being conducted in small, manageable sections that can be extinguished before nightfall, focusing on areas with recurring fires or where intervention is strictly necessary. In Mae Ping National Park alone, about 100 rai (approximately 16 hectares) have been designated for fuel management, including areas frequently used by local residents for foraging, to ease pressure on surrounding forests.
Asked whether wildfire management plans under Cabinet resolutions would be revised, Kritsayam said no changes were planned. In previous years, less than 3% of the targeted fuel management operations were completed, largely due to unfavourable weather conditions, poor air ventilation rates or concerns about impacts on local communities.
He said operations would continue to prioritise areas where fires are difficult to extinguish, frequently recur or pose genuine risk, in line with technical guidelines set by the Cabinet.
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I'm free today and looking for someone to join me for a hike and to take pictures of https://t.co/0Vz3X5fxz0 me personally to discuss and plan. #ChiangMaiWaterfall#Hiking#Photography#ChiangMai
https://t.co/GY0DDFAg2H Here, there are three waterfalls suitable for hiking. The second, dry waterfall is suitable for swimming and relaxation. The third waterfall is located near a cave.