Indica vs sativa in Chiang Mai: a plain-English guide to what menu labels mean, what they don’t, and better questions
The picture is always the same: a bicycle on the outer moat road, brick wall on one side, traffic on
You will hear it before the jar is even on the scale. Start low. Go slow. On a wall it
A licensed counter moves fast. Staff use short words because they repeat them all day. If you are new to
Menus in Chiang Mai can look like a wine list written in code. New names every week. Percentages in a
Sunday Walking Street is one kilometre of stalls from Tha Phae Gate toward Wat Phra Singh. It looks like a
Most first evenings in Chiang Mai end in the same place: the plaza in front of Tha Phae Gate. Pigeons.
A good dispensary conversation is short and slightly boring. You leave knowing what is in the jar, what it costs,
Saturday Walking Street on Wualai winds down. The silver tables disappear. The road remembers it is a road. That is
CBD shelves in Chiang Mai use three favorite adjectives: full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, and isolate. They describe what else besides CBD was
