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| A typical street down Chiang Mai, with no doors/walls to the entrances of restaurants and guest houses. You just walk right in - everything feels very open. |
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| A piece of the old wall that once surrounded ancient Chiang Mai. |
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| Many animals share the sidewalks of Chiang Mai with the tourists. |
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| I didn't know bananas came in such a small size in round bunches until I first saw them at an open-air Thai food market. There were a lot of other fruits being sold that are unique to Southeast Asia, like durian and dragonfruit. |
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| Fresh meat being weighed and sold. |
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| Chicken in that in-between stage of looking like an animal and looking like dinner. |
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| Different kinds of curry powders. |
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| Nuts and dried goods. |
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| Bugs. No, I didn't try any. I wonder if it's here more for tourists than for local people who actually eat them. |
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| The Thai gesture for "hello" and "thank you" as modeled by our guide to intercultural communication, Ronald McDonald. |
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