Transport:Â Grab is available in Chiang Mai but there is no passenger bike option like Bangkok. It’s relatively walkable if you’re in the old city and there is a decent bus system. You can also rent scooters here – aside from the one way system around the old city walls, it’s much easier to drive around.
Digital Nomad? I have spent a month+ living in Chiang Mai and then on and off ever since. Here is my experience.
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