When the night drew in after spending the day with Elephants and nature, I was sooo ready to wind down and experience another epic evening in the streets of Chiang Mai.
So I put on my going out outfit, and got my energy up to go jamming with Teeks.
There we were driving around on our scooter to find the perfect spot that would accept our crazy personalities. After whizzing through a couple of streets he remembered a good friend's spot...
My heart beamed with excitement as the first thing I saw was the 50c Mojitos and Caipirinhas. It was an intimate spot in one of the alleys. The ambiance was reggae vibes, chilled people who were there to meet new people and share different stories. Met a lady called Nicole from Isle of Man who quit her job to come work in Chiang Mai for 9 months. Then there was another girl who had been living in Chiang Mai for three years now. Quit her job in Paris, packed up her things and now her life is in Chiang Mai. What a lovely time to hear so many people's stories. That's the amazing thing I love about travelling is all the people you meet along the way and everyone has a story to tell. While sipping on delicious Mojitos all night, we had the pleasure of listening to people playing on their guitars and singing such amazing songs..
At 6am, we all decided that Mojito night had to come to a close. With the sun shining Teeks and I hopped onto our scooter and headed off for breakfast.
The amazing thing about traveling, you meet such interesting people and hear their stories. We all have a story to tell. People give me a buzz.If I could spend my nights like this every day, my soul would be singing high notes.
So I put on my going out outfit, and got my energy up to go jamming with Teeks.
There we were driving around on our scooter to find the perfect spot that would accept our crazy personalities. After whizzing through a couple of streets he remembered a good friend's spot...
My heart beamed with excitement as the first thing I saw was the 50c Mojitos and Caipirinhas. It was an intimate spot in one of the alleys. The ambiance was reggae vibes, chilled people who were there to meet new people and share different stories. Met a lady called Nicole from Isle of Man who quit her job to come work in Chiang Mai for 9 months. Then there was another girl who had been living in Chiang Mai for three years now. Quit her job in Paris, packed up her things and now her life is in Chiang Mai. What a lovely time to hear so many people's stories. That's the amazing thing I love about travelling is all the people you meet along the way and everyone has a story to tell. While sipping on delicious Mojitos all night, we had the pleasure of listening to people playing on their guitars and singing such amazing songs..
At 6am, we all decided that Mojito night had to come to a close. With the sun shining Teeks and I hopped onto our scooter and headed off for breakfast.
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