I am a retired engineer with a passion for travel. I’ve journeyed extensively and lived in Europe, Africa, South America, and Asia. Born and raised in China, I was educated in both China and the United States and built my career in the U.S. Over the years, I’ve visited approximately 40 countries and lived for more than six months each in China, the U.S., the U.K., Finland, Venezuela, and Nigeria. The most awe-inspiring trip I’ve taken was to Ushuaia, Argentina, while my most adventurous experience was surviving solo in the Namib Desert, Namibia. For ultimate relaxation, nothing compares to Los Roques Archipelago in Venezuela. And without a doubt, the friendliest people I’ve encountered are the Thais. When I traveled to Thailand, I immediately fell in love with the country, especially Chiang Mai, for its unique culture, rich history, and slow-paced lifestyle. I decided to choose Chiang Mai as my alternative home city.

Enjoy a memorable visit when you stay in this unique place: 1）Walking distance to the CentralFestival ChiangMai with a safe corridor, the largest mall in Northern Thailand and can rival those in Bangkok in terms of size and range of shops. 一环商业中心，紧邻尚泰繁华 2）Easy and quick access to Chiang Mai Outer Ring Rd. （方便，快速上清迈一环） 3）The Memory of Chiang Mai: One of the oldest trees in Chiang Mai, survived from the versatile histories, carries the memories of Chiang Mai. （独特的古树景观，清迈历史的记忆）

This five-building complex features an impressive swimming pool and is within walking distance of Central Festival, the largest shopping center in northern Thailand. It offers a great mix of international cultures, diverse food, lively parties, and a vibrant community of residents and visitors.