Chiang Mai, Thailand - Nelson, New Zealand - Comparison and Distance between
Distance: 7,336 km / 4,558 miles
Chiang Mai, Thailand
You are looking at Chiang Mai in Thailand. The city has a population of 300000 residents. It is located on 99.03 degrees longitude, and 18.82 latitude.
Chiang Mai , General info:
9/10
To those that have visited Chiang Mai, Thailand they love it and thousands of foreigners have made this their home in retirement. But yet many still have not heard of Chiang Mai which is Thailand\'s 2nd largest city at only 300k population (city but outlying areas).
Chiang Mai is located about 1 hr north of Bangkok by plane and is cooler, cleaner, less traffic, less pollution and lower priced than Bangkok or Pattaya or Puket.
Chiang Mai , Different stuff:
7/10
If you are not from these parts some of the fruits and food you will not be accustomed to and we suggest sampling as much as you can and only watch out for foods with hot peppers as you have to develop a tolerance for the types and amount of peppers to add.
Chiang Mai , Food:
10/10
One of the best things about Chiang Mai and Thailand are the foods and fruits most of which are grown locally including strawberries.
So many different types of fruits that after living here for several years I have still not tasted them all.
The food is delicious and cheap.
Chiang Mai , Hotels:
10/10
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Nelson, New Zealand
You are looking at Nelson in New Zealand. The city has a population of 43500 residents. It is located on 173.17 degrees longitude, and 41.17 latitude.
Nelson , General info:
10/10
Nelson is located at the top northwest corner of New Zealand's south island. It is New Zealand's second oldest city and has been settled as early as 1841. Its location makes for discoveries into the three nearby national parks (Abel Tasman, Kahurangi and Nelson Lakes) as well as Nelson's lively arts and crafts scene, leading along the Golden Bay region.
Nelson , Different stuff:
10/10
Creative workshops are offered as a way to interact with local culture and see artists at work. They focus on typical New Zealand activities, such as wood crafting, bone carving or harakeke (flax) weaving. Moreover, interactive workshops allow you to meet wine makers, olive oil, coffee & cheese producers. Or you can venture out on a fun educational trip to the native forests bordering Kahurangi National park.
Nelson , Don't miss:
10/10
Spend a day with a local artist and experience what makes up the culture of this region.
Nelson , Food:
10/10
Great seafood cookery and mussels.
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