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Chiangmai Post, Muang Chiang Mai (2025)

13/07/2025

📣Final Night! Chiang Mai Night Safari On Tour – Free Entry for All! 🐯🦓🦊
Chiang Mai Night Safari brings the excitement to the heart of the city — and it’s completely free throughout the event!
Don’t miss these fun-filled activities:
• Ride the Eva & Luna mini train
• Take photos with adorable small animals
• Have a blast with the Bison mechanical bull ride
• Strike a pose at the 360° Photo Booth
• And enjoy many more interactive activities!
Special Offer: Get a 20% discount coupon for admission tickets (limited availability)
📍 Today, 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM
📌 Tha Phae Gate, Chiang Mai

11/07/2025

Spectacular Khon Performance “Pali Teaches His Brother” to Honor National Mother’s Day 2025 – Free Admission on August 10!

In celebration of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother’s 93rd birthday anniversary on National Mother’s Day, August 12, 2025, the Ramakien Cultural Conservation Club is proudly presenting the Khon performance “Ramakien: Pali Teaches His Brother”, choreographed by National Artist in Performing Arts (2008), Master Prasit Pinkaeo. This performance pays tribute to Her Majesty and upholds her royal intention to preserve Thai cultural heritage for future generations.

📌 Performance Date: Saturday, August 10, 2025
📍 Venue: Chiang Mai College of Dramatic Arts Theater

🐒 Free Admission! Enjoy this grand classical Khon performance showcasing the beauty of traditional Thai dance and drama.

🎭 Two Showtimes:

Morning Show: 9:30 AM

Afternoon Show: 2:30 PM

🎟️ Seat reservations are available now until August 9, 2025, at 6:00 PM.

👉 For more information and reservations, please contact the Ramakien Cultural Conservation Club page or call 080-462-3692.

Be part of preserving this invaluable traditional Thai performance art and express your gratitude during this year’s National Mother’s Day celebration.

08/07/2025

Now Open! echo KIDDY PARK – A Land of Fun in the Heart of Chiang Mai at MAYA
MAYA Lifestyle Shopping Center is bringing joy to little ones with the grand opening of “echo KIDDY PARK”, a brand-new indoor amusement park designed just for kids!
Explore a variety of exciting play zones, including a giant ball pit, sandbox, trampolines, fun-filled slides, and a career-themed activity zone where children can learn through imaginative play.
Grand Opening Promotion
On July 9, 2025, enjoy FREE ENTRY for the first 50 guests (limited to 60 minutes per person).
From July 9–12, 2025, enjoy special promotional rates:
• 150 THB for 90 minutes
• 249 THB for all-day play
For more information, visit echo KIDDY PARK, 4th Floor, MAYA Lifestyle Shopping Center, Chiang Mai.

04/07/2025

Chiang Mai Gears Up for Three Major Events in the Second Half of the Year
Chiang Mai Province is preparing to host three major events in the latter half of 2025, aimed at boosting the local economy and ensuring continued growth.
July 2, 2025 — at MAYA Lifestyle Shopping Center in Chiang Mai, Mr. Weerapong Ritrod, Deputy Governor of Chiang Mai, joined Mr. Supamit Kijjapipat, President of the Chiang Mai Tourism Business Association, Mr. Itthirat Sinarak, Director of the Chiang Mai Office of Tourism and Sports, Ms. Kanokrat Yuktirat, Chiang Mai Provincial Commercial Officer, Ms. Chatchanok Thongsamrit, Deputy Director of TAT Chiang Mai Office, and Mr. Anan Panyawi, Vice Chairman of the Chiang Mai Islamic Committee, to announce three upcoming events:
• Chiang Mai Grand Sale 2025
• Lanna Expo 2025
• Chiang Mai Halal Food Festival 2025
Chiang Mai Grand Sale 2025
This key campaign aims to stimulate tourism during the Green Season (rainy season). Taking place from July 15 to September 30, 2025, the event is organized through cooperation among government agencies, private sectors, tourism associations, and local businesses. It will offer exclusive deals and discounts on flights, hotels, restaurants, spas, car rentals, shopping malls, sports facilities, and tourist attractions to encourage both Thai and international travelers to visit Chiang Mai.
Chiang Mai Halal Food Festival 2025
Held from July 1 to 31, 2025, this festival is now in its third consecutive year. It promotes standard-certified halal food establishments in Chiang Mai to both domestic and international Muslim tourists. Through various media campaigns, the event aims to highlight the city’s rich diversity in halal cuisine.
Lanna Expo 2025
Scheduled from July 22 to 28, 2025, Lanna Expo showcases the identity, heritage, and creative economy of Northern Thailand. It goes beyond a product exhibition and serves as a strategic platform for collaboration between the production, service, and tourism sectors, emphasizing development rooted in culture, local wisdom, and traditional lifestyles.
This year, the Chiang Mai Tourism Business Association will feature local entrepreneurs from six upper northern provinces: Chiang Mai, Lamphun, Lampang, Phayao, Mae Hong Son, and Chiang Rai, under the theme “Authentic North: Elevating Local to Global.” Highlights include:
• Roi Jai Rak Project, Mae Ai District, Chiang Mai
• Grandpa’s Ladle, Mueang District, Phayao
• PANAS Pineapple Fiber Textiles, Chiang Khong District, Chiang Rai
Mr. Weerapong Ritrod, Deputy Governor of Chiang Mai, stated that the local economy remains strong, with over 20,000 tourists visiting daily. However, the province continues to drive economic stimulation efforts, supported by government tourism initiatives. He expressed optimism that the Green Season will further energize Chiang Mai’s economy and emphasized that all sectors are fully prepared to welcome visitors year-round.

03/07/2025

U.S. Consulate General in Chiang Mai Celebrates 75 Years of Thai–U.S. Relations with “A Journey Through Time” Exhibition Highlighting Enduring Friendship
The U.S. Consulate General in Chiang Mai organized the exhibition “A Journey Through Time” to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the consulate in Northern Thailand. The event was launched on July 1, 2025, at the promotion area on the first floor of Central Chiang Mai Shopping Mall. Mr. Weerapong Ritrit, Deputy Governor of Chiang Mai, presided over the opening ceremony, joined by government officials, private sector representatives, and an enthusiastic crowd of local residents.
The exhibition features a variety of engaging activities, including English language skill games, origami folding of elephants and eagles—symbolizing Thailand and the United States, respectively—photo booths, folk music performances, and English conversation practice with volunteers. These activities will continue until July 7, 2025, after which the exhibition will move to Central Chiang Mai Airport from July 9–15, 2025.
This event reflects the deep and enduring friendship between Thailand and the United States, which has spanned over 75 years. The bilateral relationship encompasses numerous areas, including economic cooperation, environmental initiatives, public health, and education. In particular, the U.S. has played a significant role in fostering collaboration and joint development in Northern Thailand, contributing to the stability, security, and prosperity shared by both nations.

03/07/2025

Chiang Mai Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Thailand–China Relations, Reaffirming Strong Friendship and Future Cooperation
Chiang Mai – July 1, 2025
The Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Chiang Mai hosted a grand celebration marking the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and China at the Shangri-La Hotel, Chiang Mai. The event was held under the theme “Thailand and China: Brothers Beyond Borders” to highlight the deep-rooted friendship and promote continued cooperation between the two nations in the coming decade.
The evening celebration was attended by Mr. Nirat Phongsitthithaworn, Governor of Chiang Mai Province, along with provincial executives, members of the Red Cross, and representatives from both public and private sectors. They warmly welcomed Mr. Chen Haiping, Consul-General of the People's Republic of China in Chiang Mai, and the Chinese diplomatic delegation.
Reflecting on Five Decades of Friendship:
On this occasion, the Chiang Mai Governor remarked that the relationship between Thailand and China extends far beyond diplomacy. It is deeply connected through shared culture, history, and the close bond between the peoples of both nations. Over the past 50 years, Thai–Chinese cooperation has flourished steadily across various sectors, including economy, education, tourism, and cultural exchange.
Chiang Mai: A Bridge of Collaboration
As the hub of northern Thailand, Chiang Mai has established sister-city relationships with nine Chinese cities: Shanghai, Qingdao, Chongqing, Xishuangbanna, Chengdu, Meishan, Hainan, Shaoyang, and Guangzhou. These partnerships have generated significant benefits in areas such as economy, education, and innovation.
Shaping the Future Together in a New Decade:
The event also featured exchanges of vision from both sides, expressing a mutual commitment to deepening collaboration and ensuring a stable and sustainable future for both Thailand and China.

01/07/2025

🇨🇳🤝🇹🇭 Shoulder to Shoulder for 50 Years: Stepping into a Shared Future
Marking the 50th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between China and Thailand
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Thailand, commemorated as the "Golden Year of China–Thailand Friendship." Over the past half-century, the two countries have stood side by side through challenges and development, forging a strong and enduring bond. As we embark on a new journey, new hopes and aspirations arise. As President Xi Jinping stated:
“Standing at a new historical starting point in China–Thailand relations, both sides should carry forward the fine traditions of the past, walk hand in hand into the future, and jointly build a deeper and more stable China–Thailand community with a shared future, bringing happiness to the people of both countries and making greater contributions to the region and the world.”
China and Thailand are good neighbors with shared visions. Under the leadership of both countries over the past 50 years, our nations have upheld the principles of mutual respect, equality, and unwavering support for each other’s sovereignty, security, and development interests. This has made the China–Thailand relationship a model of peaceful coexistence and mutually beneficial cooperation between countries with different social systems.
During President Xi Jinping’s official visit to Thailand in 2022, both leaders jointly declared the creation of a more stable, prosperous, and sustainable China–Thailand community with a shared future, elevating the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two nations into a new high-quality era.
China and Thailand are not only true friends but also reliable partners. In times of hardship, such as during the Asian financial crisis, the Indian Ocean tsunami, the Wenchuan earthquake, and the COVID-19 pandemic, both nations supported each other with deep solidarity and empathy. This highlights the core of the shared future community—shared joys and sorrows, and unwavering unity.
In tangible terms, bilateral cooperation has grown from nothing to remarkable diversity. Since the establishment of relations, bilateral trade has increased more than 5,000 times. China has been Thailand’s largest trading partner for 12 consecutive years, the top market for Thai agricultural exports, the largest foreign investor, and the main source of international tourists. Thailand is also a key partner in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
New progress has been achieved in economic, trade, investment, and infrastructure cooperation, with expanding collaboration in emerging sectors like digital economy, new energy vehicles (NEVs), and green development. Strategic connectivity between the two nations continues to deepen.
China and Thailand enjoy profound mutual understanding. As President Xi noted, China–Thailand friendship has endured for thousands of years. The saying “China and Thailand are not strangers, but siblings” remains timeless. Over the years, cultural, educational, and tourism exchanges have flourished.
Last year, the relic of the Buddha’s tooth (Phra Buddha Relic) from Lingguang Temple in Beijing was enshrined in Thailand, attracting over 3 million Thai devotees. The Chinese film “Lost in the Stars” (Lan Ma) depicting Thai-Chinese family ties was a box office hit in China. Meanwhile, Chinese mascot “Labubu” became a favorite among Thai fans. These examples reflect the growing cultural and emotional bonds, especially among youth.
Looking Ahead:
China will always stand firmly alongside Thailand, serving as a trusted friend and development partner into the future.
Both sides should continue to implement the strategic consensus of their leaders, strengthen political trust, and promote a stable China–Thailand shared future community.
Deepen cooperation on flagship projects like the China–Thailand railway, facilitate trade and investment, and expand into new sectors such as digital economy and NEVs.
Promote people-to-people ties, especially among youth, and organize colorful, heartfelt celebrations for the 50th anniversary to ensure lasting friendship for generations.
Face global challenges together through close coordination in international affairs, defending multilateralism and international law, and promoting inclusive globalization.
Together for the Next 50 Years:
Strengthening and maintaining the enduring bond of friendship and cooperation between China and Thailand.

30/06/2025

🎉🍄CMU Science Team Discovers a New Edible Mushroom Species – Lentinus saisamorniae – at CMU Campus
A research team from Chiang Mai University (CMU) has discovered a new species of edible white rot fungus, found near the Sala Tham Pavilion on the university campus. This new species, named Lentinus saisamorniae, belongs to the genus Lentinus and was identified through morphological and molecular analysis.
Led by Dr. Nakarin Suwannarach and Dr. Jaturong Kumla, senior researchers at the Center of Excellence in Microbial Diversity and Sustainable Utilization, Faculty of Science, along with graduate student Mr. Atsadawut Kaewnanta from the Department of Biology, the team conducted extensive fieldwork to document fungal biodiversity on CMU grounds.
From 2019 to 2024, they systematically collected and analyzed large fungi to create a database of fungal diversity and assess carbon cycle contributions in local ecosystems. The newly discovered fungus was found growing on grasslands, nourished by decomposing tree roots underground.
The species was classified using modern taxonomic principles, combining macro- and micro-morphological traits with multigene molecular analysis, including:
- ITS (Internal Transcribed Spacer) for genus identification
- LSU (Large Subunit rDNA) and rpb2 (RNA polymerase II second largest subunit) for species-level identification
These findings were confirmed using phylogenetic tree analyses, resulting in the classification of a novel species: Lentinus saisamorniae.
The team successfully cultivated pure mycelium and induced fruiting under laboratory and greenhouse conditions. Notably, Lentinus species are known to be edible, and this new species has high heat tolerance, thriving in temperatures up to 37°C.
The species was named saisamorniae in honor of Professor Emeritus Dr. Saisamorn Lumyong, a leading figure in Thai mycology with over 35 years of contributions, on the occasion of her 75th birthday. The proposed common name is “Hed Khon Khao Saisamorn” (เห็ดขอนขาวสายสมร).
Scientific and Societal Impact
- Adds to Thailand’s national fungal biodiversity database
- Positions Northern Thailand as a hotspot for fungal discovery
- Potential economic crop for sustainable protein sourcing
- Aligns with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs 2, 3, 4)
- Encourages future development of climate-resilient edible mushrooms

28/06/2025

“Khrua Khun Toi Takes Over Central Chiangmai Airport” – the massive culinary festival that has captured the hearts of Chiang Mai food lovers for four consecutive years – returns even bigger and more delicious than ever! Get ready to shop, taste, chill, and review throughout 10 full days of food-filled excitement.
Grand Opening Ceremony
The event was officially opened by Tripop Limpapath, Managing Director of Born Project Co., Ltd. and Chairman of Born & Associated Co., Ltd., Chainarong Nantasaai, Chiang Mai Provincial Clerk, Chatchanok Thongsamrit, Deputy Director of TAT Chiang Mai Office, Sira Santitranon, General Manager, Central Chiangmai Airport, Weerachot Thirawayamkul, Northern Regional Marketing Director, Central Pattana Public Co., Ltd., Thomakorn Wichachai, Marketing Plan Manager, WP Energy Public Co., Ltd., Vachalisa Daothi, Vice President, Moo Yor Vachalisa Co., Ltd. and Kokiat Limpapath, Executive Director, Born Project Co., Ltd.
Come experience dishes handpicked by the Khrua Khun Toi team from 60 top eateries across Thailand. Every dish is made with care and guaranteed delicious — featuring crowd favorites like:
Khot Gyo, Chef Bird’s Crispy Pork, Two Brothers Fish Balls, Panan Fruits, Two Guys Grilled Khanom Pia, Mr. Koh’s Shiitake Chips, Jai Dee Crispy Candy, Srichan Seafood, Mae Lek Paed Riew, and Kaem Sai Grilled Steamed Buns, among many others.
Taste authentic Thai flavors from savory to sweet, trending snacks to timeless favorites — all in one place. Perfect for all ages and an ideal spot to find edible souvenirs!
📍 Event Date: June 27 – July 6, 2025
📌 Location: G Floor Activity Zone, Central Chiangmai Airport

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27/06/2025

PUMA Launches “NEW EXPERIENCE” at Central Chiangmai
PUMA continues to expand its retail presence in Northern Thailand with the grand opening of its newest store, “PUMA NEW EXPERIENCE,” at Central Chiangmai. Under the brand concept “Forever Faster,” the new branch offers a wide range of products — from athletic footwear and fashion apparel to lifestyle accessories — catering to all customer segments. Exclusive launch promotions are available only at this location.
The grand opening event was honored by the presence of key executives, including Mr. Paul David Howley, Chief Business Officer of JASPAL GROUP (official importer and distributor of PUMA Thailand); Mr. Weerachot Thirawayamkul, Regional Marketing Director – Northern Region, Central Pattana Public Company Limited; and Mr. Jetpaijit Prathanrat, Retail Relations Manager, Central Chiangmai, who officiated the launch ceremony.
Come and discover your own NEW EXPERIENCE today
at PUMA NEW EXPERIENCE, 2nd Floor, Central Chiangmai

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27/06/2025

Grand and Groundbreaking! The “Thai National Radio Astronomy Observatory” Now Open at Huai Hong Khrai Development Study Center, Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai

27/06/2025

Grand and Groundbreaking! The “Thai National Radio Astronomy Observatory” Now Open at Huai Hong Khrai Development Study Center, Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai
The Thai National Radio Astronomy Observatory (TNRO), Thailand’s central hub for radio astronomy research and operated by the National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (NARIT), is located within the Huai Hong Khrai Royal Development Study Center in Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai, covering an area of 50 rai (approximately 20 acres) at an elevation of 390 meters above sea level.
Currently, the observatory is home to two major radio telescopes:
The 40-meter National Radio Telescope, the largest radio telescope in Southeast Asia.
The 13-meter VGOS (Very Long Baseline Interferometry Global Observing System) radio telescope.
The observatory began operations under the “Radio Astronomy and Geodesy Network Development Project”, carried out between 2017–2021, to advance Thailand’s observational capabilities in astronomy. The project aims to promote the application of astronomy, enhance fundamental knowledge in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), and develop high-level engineering technologies and human resources. It also supports growth in advanced industries, such as communication technologies, software engineering, and digital devices.
NARIT has plans to install a total of three 13-meter VGOS radio telescopes across Thailand:
At TNRO, located within the Huai Hong Khrai Royal Development Study Center, Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai, situated on the Eurasian Plate (construction completed and officially opened on May 16, 2025).
At Walailak University, Tha Sala Subdistrict, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province (under construction).
At the Songkhla Princess Sirindhorn Astropark, Khao Rup Chang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Songkhla Province, situated on the Sunda Plate (under construction).
Sites 1 and 2 have received structural and equipment support from the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory (SHAO), China, including the 13-meter antenna structures and signal receivers operating in the 2–14 GHz frequency range.
The third site is fully developed by NARIT, based on the design of the Yebes Observatory in Spain. This includes independently designing and developing the signal reception equipment.
Once all three sites are operational, they will enable the study of tectonic plate movement in Thailand, providing vital data for predicting crustal shifts. Additionally, the observatories will help analyze variables related to Earth’s axial orientation and rotational velocity, offering crucial information for earthquake forecasting and contributing significantly to the fields of science, engineering, geology, and applied geophysics.

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