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Du lịch Thái Lan: 100-year-old barbecue, live shrimp & many strange dishes |Chiang Mai travel guide

Culinary tourism: Super spicy Thai | Chiang Mai Thailand Travel Guide ►Facebook:   / dinhvohoaiphuong   ►Page:   / khoailangthang   ►Instagram:   / khoailangthang   ►Email: [email protected] Start a new day in Chiang Mai at Tha Phae Gate, where there is a red brick wall, check-in and photo-taking places with Chiang Mai's most famous pigeon. Supporting guests to take photos with pigeons is the daily work of people here, looking quite funny because they will use the broom to scare the birds to fly up and done, a virtual live picture with birds born! An interesting breakfast place that you can visit here is Satay eatery which is more than 100 years old. The price is cheap, only 5 baht/ 1 skewer, one person eating about 15 skewers is sure to be full. Newly marinated beef with coriander seeds, cumin seeds, a little coconut milk, and curry spices. It will then be baked on a charcoal fire and eaten with pickled cucumber and bean sauce. This is a very popular dish that you can find anywhere in Thailand, from sidewalks to luxury restaurants. Address: QXFX + X6 Chiang Mai City, Mueang Chiang Mai, Chieng Mai, Thailand A somewhat odd place that Khoai will introduce to everyone today is Poo Poo Paper, which specializes in collecting elephant dung and making papercraft from elephant dung. In here, we will be able to make paper by ourselves and looking at the recycling process for shoes. Sounds a bit weird but interesting. The ticket price is also quite cheap, 100baht / person only. In that afternoon, Khoai stopped by a local eatery, and ordered a few traditional Thai dishes, and ending a good travel day in Chiang Mai. Hope that you enjoy this video __ I am Khoai. Like to travel and eat. This is my youtube channel, going to new lands, experiencing culture, cuisine and sharing experiences with everyone. Remember to sign up for a channel to see more vlogs about travel and dining every week. © Copyright by Khoai Lang Thang (Do Not Reup)