Stefan in Thailand

That was my first thought too. Wouldn't work. But maybe fly upside down? No need, just flip the photo horizontally with Photoshop or irfanview or whatever software offers that. I was surprised how quickly I recognized the city

Besides the horrible situation for all people living and working in the flooded areas: the first photo irritated me very much --- until I found out it is horizontally flipped.

Very helpful. Thank you!

Hello, a friend is looking for a place for her dement father. She asked me if Thailand is a good place. Of course it depends ... For further research: is there a list or an overview of offers for caring homes? Places like McKean or Vivobene or smaller ones I know in Chiang Mai. Thank you for you help. Stefan

Hi, there are some nice hikes around Nang Lae. Have a look on Strava or Komoot. Our tour was not well planned but we enjoyed: https://www.komoot.de/tour/515440686?ref=wtd Best Stefan

There is a farmer market close to the army golf course. https://goo.gl/maps/Q9nc8xVLXyPhnkf56 And a shop for this kind of products in Den Ha https://goo.gl/maps/4sBiiJuK3ykuXiqy5 Opposite of the indian temple is a restaurant KUNDA with vegan food. Ask Lena there. She should know best. https://g.page/kundacafe_official?share Enjoy Stefan

Hi Henrik, going to a Decathlon Shop n Bangkok or Chiang Mail and sending the item to Nan seems to be a great idea. But no support there. You have to put your bike together yourself if it is not a foldable. Here is a list of bicycle shops in Nan: https://bicyclethailand.com/bicycle-shops-in-nan-province-thailand/ The advantage if you buy there: They might be interested to buy the used bike. Not sure if they would rent out. Renting the right car: I drive a Honda Jazz. The back-seats can be dropped. So my bikes fit in there even without taking out the front wheel. Enjoy exploring the area with a bike. I think it is one of the best ways to do. Cheers Stefan