Thailand

Chiang Mai  stands as a global tourist hub, but for Digital Nomads, it's not just a destination. With an affordable cost of living, lightning-fast internet, numerous co-working spaces, countless  Cafes , diverse  restaurants , rich cultural attractions, and breathtaking natural wonders,  Chiang Mai  stands out as an ideal spot for Digital Nomads seeking a long-term haven. Less than an hour's ride from the  City ,  Wat  Phra That  doi suthep  is a delightful  Destination  to explore. Perched on the  mountain , this  Temple  is in clear  view  from the  City  of  Chiang Mai . It is easily accessible by the famous red songthaew, also known as Rod Daeng. When heading up to the  Temple , you have two choices: conquer the 7-headed Naga staircase, boasting 306 steps, or opt for a more leisurely ascent using the cable  car . Upon reaching the  Temple , devotees participate in praye...

The Thai people established their own states in the early 20th century, with the Ayutthaya kingdom showing itself to be the most dominant for a time. The states were all constantly threatened by the Khmers, Burma, and Vietnam, not to mention the presence of the French and British who were vying for colonies in Southeast Asia at the time. When European colonial powers threatened in the 19th and 20th centuries, Thailand managed to escape as the only country not to fall under colonial rule. This was due to a compromise between the French and British to keep it as a neutral territory between them. The Siamese Revolution was sparked by young military personnel and other civil workers in 1932. This event ended the absolute monarchy of the Ayutthaya Kingdom and established a constitutional monarchy that was largely overseen by military personnel. Civilian and military factions bickered over power in the newly established government, and fear of communism and ultra-nationalism caused instabili...