The map: Chiang Mai & Phuket, every shop pinned

All 58 shops on one map, like the fold-out on the back of a holiday guide.

How to use it

Pick a town to jump straight to it, then filter the pins by type if you have something particular in mind. Tap a pin to see which shop it is, then follow it through to the full listing with district, Google rating, hours and any published prices.

Reading the map in Chiang Mai

In Chiang Mai, the pins bunch in a few places: Nimmanhaemin and its sois on the west side, the square Old City inside the moat, Chang Khlan Road and the Night Bazaar to the east of it, Santitham and Chang Phueak to the north, and Tha Sala and Nong Hoi across the Ping River. The town is compact, but there's no metro, so anything beyond a short walk means Grab, a songthaew (red truck) or a tuk-tuk.

Reading the map in Phuket

Phuket is a big island and the pins are far apart: Patong on the west coast, Phuket Town in the east, Chalong and Rawai in the south, Chalong and Rawai to the north. Check the distance before you set off; a scooter or Grab is the usual way.

Already out?

Use around me instead. It sorts every shop by distance from where you are and can show only those open now.

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