ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月4日 13時29分

Chiang Mai, Thailand, is known for glorious temples and traditional markets. But these days the 700-year-old city is brimming with more modern attractions, too. Thanks to a blossoming creative scene, a #ChiangMai weekend now offers the chance to soak up contemporary art in world-class exhibition spaces, purchase stylish 21st-century design in new shops and craft villages, and sleep in gallery-like new hotels, from the frivolous to the fancy, @nytimestravel reports. Among their stops in Chiang Mai: Ginger & Kafe restaurant, which was photographed here by @davidterrazas_photo. It looks as if it was designed by some eccentric, globe-trotting English lord. Who else would dare add sliced cucumber and toast points to the chicken satay? Who else would include scones in the dessert menu? Ginger & Kafe is a quirky stop on @nytimestravel’s list of places to visit in #ChiangMai. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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