Re:Roam has constructed an international housing network for...
by tmrhmd on Monday February 12, 2018 @08:23AM
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As someone who is prone to seasonal unproductivity, I wish to travel somewhere warm and sunny during winter months. What's the weather like during winter months (I'm on the east coast of North America)? Also, what's the living cost in addition to uitilities such as internet? Thanks.
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Re:Roam has constructed an international housing network for...
by virtualwhys on Monday February 12, 2018 @09:04AM
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I've been in Chiang Mai for about 3 months now; it's rained literally once. "Winter" lasted for maybe 10 days, which meant evening temps in the high 50s I'd guess.
The only real gotcha is now, when the "burning season" begins. Farmers across the north of India and SE Asia start torching previous season's fields, which leads to poor air quality. Up until February you're basically good, it's after that that you start seeing people (myself included) donning the wearable breathing masks.
Here's how things are now, just look at all that fresh air[1], you'd think the earth was a tail pipe.
[1] http://berkeleyearth.org/air-quality-real-time-map/?z=4&x=10...
Re:Roam has constructed an international housing network for...
by tmrhmd on Tuesday February 13, 2018 @10:15AM
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Wow, I didn't know it was that bad! Thanks for the tips.
Re:Roam has constructed an international housing network for...
by dageshi on Monday February 12, 2018 @08:31AM
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Thailands winter is Dec/Jan/Feb which is basically the high season for tourism (it's hot but not stupidly hot). So it's more expensive than other times of the year but still cheap by rest of the world standards.
This channel has some pretty decent vids on the subject
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmnpMr4Md5CgZ5MdlghTYqA/vid...
Bear in mind though that Chiang Mai is more of a rural town than major city, you might find yourself preferring Bangkok.