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Which place is better to live in,Chiangmai or Khon Kaen??

Lemonlime
Lemonlime
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KK is technically Isaan. But as you drive north of Bangkok air quality gets progressively worse. It's all relative; air is bad, just a matter of how bad. Nowhere is good for health conscious people. The "far north" like Chiang Mai, Chaing Rai, and Mae Hong Son does tend to peg the needle for the worst air of all of Thailand.


 

 

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Air quality picture today. KK is 164. CM area 180 or so. Bangkok 65 or so. Lower numbers are better. Red/purple are more serious concerns.

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  • RotBenz8888
    RotBenz8888

    AQI 137 in Chang Mai, while 139 in Khon Kaen , so it's a no brainer.

  • uhuh
    uhuh

    People in Chiang Mai think that it's a wonderful city and that they are wonderful people because they live in Chiang Mai. Nobody thinks like this in Khonkaen.   Mr Faber and Mr Cummings

  • jackdd
    jackdd

    There is only one realiable way to get an answer: Make a trip to both cities and get your own impression, nobody here knows your preferences. As other people said before, these cities are quite d

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