在清迈如何认识人：俱乐部、聚会与僧人
从每月第一个周六9:30–11:30的清迈外籍人士俱乐部（Chiang Mai Expats Club）早餐开始。新来者专桌会回答关于在清迈生活的问题。俱乐部终身会员费是1,500泰铢。然后养成每周一次的习惯，比如兴趣小组、Meetup活动或Monk Chat。
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先从Ruamchok的The Duke’s清迈外籍人士俱乐部早餐开始，每月第一个周六9:30–11:30举行。新来者专桌会让你坐在能回答在这里生活问题的外籍人士旁边。会员预约后付345泰铢；来客和临时到访者付445泰铢。然后从下面的清单选一个每周习惯。
快速选择
第一周就去周六早餐。想听签证、法律和健康讲座，去Expat Connection的演讲者会议。想有每周固定的安排，每周二的CM Geeks午餐就不错。晚间的社交活动大多在Meetup上，New In Town小组是最容易上手的第一个。
想和僧人练习英语，Monk Chat周一到周五16:00–19:00开放。想同时有座位和人？试试Yellow Coworking的周末活动。
周六早餐
欢迎来客，决定加入的话终身会员费是1,500泰铢。预约请发邮件到expatbreakfast@thedukes.co.th，或打Ruamchok分店电话053-240-550。每月只有一次，所以工作日的晚上你得另找安排。
Expat Connection
签证和手续方面的问题带到这里来问。演讲者会讲签证更新、外籍人士的法律问题、健康和泰国文化。会议在Duangtawan Hotel举行，时间是1月、3月、5月、7月、9月和11月的第4个周六，所以这是白天的讲座，不是晚上的社交。
提前订票更便宜。两种预售票都要加20泰铢订票费。
| 门票 | 价格 |
|---|---|
| 预售，会员 | 220泰铢 |
| 预售，访客 | 270泰铢 |
| 现场购票 | 350泰铢 |
兴趣小组
不加入俱乐部也能参加俱乐部的任何兴趣小组。它们独立运作，俱乐部没有审核过。
CM Geeks每周二聚会，12:00午餐，1:00到2:30正式会议。Lannacapella是每周唱歌的社区合唱团，Writers and Readers也每周聚会。户外方面，几乎每个周日都会发布徒步活动，Chiang Mai Birders的出游免费参加。想边吃边聊，有每月两次的Expats Ladies Lunch和每月一次的Chiang Mai Travel Club晚餐。
Meetup
每周的社交和运动活动都在Meetup上。搜Chiang Mai Professionals, Expats, and Digital Nomads、Make New Friends in Chiang Mai或Beyond Small Talk, Chiang Mai。刚到的可以先试New In Town Meetup。
固定活动有周四在Lecker Bar的Expat Karaoke，以及周三18:00的免费每周讨论Questions That Matter。活动列表每周都变，去之前先看看群组页面。
InterNations
InterNations更像个论坛，而不是活动日历。它在清迈的聚会现在很少，想线下见面还是用Meetup和俱乐部。
Wat Suan Dok的Monk Chat
想轻松地用英语聊天，就去Suthep Road上MCU Chiang Mai校区、Wat Suan Dok的Monk Chat。开放时间是周一至周五16:00–19:00。你会和僧人随意聊僧侣生活、泰国文化、佛教和冥想。学生和僧侣学者也会参加。
这些时间之外，你仍然可以随时来问冥想闭关的信息。一日冥想课程在周一或周五9:00开始，在Monk Chat Office集合。
139 Suthep Rd, Tambon Su Thep, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand · 在 Google 地图中打开 (在新标签页中打开)
在谷歌地图中打开Wat Suan Dok (在新标签页中打开)
扶轮社
清迈国际扶轮社（Chiang Mai International Rotary Club）每月第1和第3个周二开会，想参加请联系俱乐部要邀请。会员来自许多国家。考虑加入之前先去参加一次会议，并提前约30分钟到，那时会员和来宾会聚在一起吃晚饭、聊天。会费请问俱乐部。
共享办公活动
两家共享办公空间把社交活动混进你的工作周。Yellow Coworking在户外区域举办Yellow Connect Weekends活动，Alt_ChiangMai的会员参加每周活动可享50%折扣。
16, 2 Nimmanahaeminda Road แยก 5, Tambon Su Thep, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand · 在 Google 地图中打开 (在新标签页中打开)
在谷歌地图中打开Yellow Coworking (在新标签页中打开)
129, 1 Intrawarorot Rd Old City Tambon Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand · 在 Google 地图中打开 (在新标签页中打开)
在谷歌地图中打开Alt_ChiangMai (在新标签页中打开)
价格和营业时间见清迈共享办公空间指南。
让它坚持下去
想每周见两次同样的人，就报个语言班；见在清迈学泰语。健身房或泰拳课也一样，选项见清迈健身房和泰拳馆。如果你这周刚安顿下来，先从第一周清单开始。
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- Tricia P
- Yellow Coworking Space (Co-working)
- Alt_ChiangMai - coliving & coworking space
未确认： 扶轮社会费：向俱乐部询问。
常见问题
不参加俱乐部会员也能去吃俱乐部早餐吗？
欢迎来客：来客和临时到访者付445泰铢，预约的会员付345泰铢。
清迈外籍人士俱乐部会员费是多少？
终身会员费是1,500泰铢。
俱乐部的兴趣小组只对会员开放吗？
不是。本地小组成员不需要成为俱乐部会员。
在清迈去哪里和僧人交谈？
Wat Suan Dok的Monk Chat每周开放，周一至周五16:00–19:00。活动让学生和僧侣学者一起进行英语对话。
扶轮社什么时候开会？
会议在每月第1和第3个周二举行；邀请请联系俱乐部。
数字游民在哪里聚会？
Yellow Coworking每周末在户外区域举办活动。在Meetup上可以找Attika Studio的Nomad Friday Social。
更多中文指南
本文是依据上述来源核实的一般信息，不构成针对你个人情况的法律意见。价格、规定和营业时间可能变化，请到现场再确认一次。指南的核实方式见： How we check （英文）。
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评论 (10)
jodang172
How Can I Make Friends in Thailand? Hey! I’m a Korean in my 30s, and earlier this year I went on a trip to Bangkok with some friends. I’ve been abroad a few times for work, but that was actually my first real trip for fun — and it was such a great experience. I used to be really proud of Korean food, but Thai food completely blew my mind — it was *so* good. And honestly, what I loved most was how kind and friendly everyone was. So this November, I’m thinking of traveling to Thailand again, but this time solo — and I’m planning to visit Chiang Mai. I’d really love to make some Thai friends while I’m there. Do you know any good places or ways to meet locals? I’d also love to hang out and explore around for a day if I get close to someone, but I’m a bit worried it might come off as too forward.
KrampusKillz503
I used tinder. Met tons of people! Huge help and saved my ass on multiple occasions figuring out transportation and navigating this city!
SaigonNoseBiter
I processed a break up in CM on a solo trip once. The thing that helped me was renting a motorbike, driving to 11 (or 13) waterfall park and walking around the forest. Then just driving and exploring all day. Nature has a way of healing the soul.
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UniUrsuss
I commented this recommendation before, but go to a hostel around old town. There's tons of people our age. I found some amazing people at Stamps, they have stuff going on everyday. I stayed at a hotel myself as well, but there's a lot of expats and travelers to meet up with
DowntownEarth
Solo travellers/expats - what do you find is the best way to make new friends in CM? Hi, Apologies if this has come up many times before, I've got a feeling it might've. I'm a solo traveller (36/M/UK) who works a UK job remotely for approx half the year. I've visited CM many times, I'm currently in UK but planning to be back in CM for Nov-Feb. I love SE Asia and the travel lifestyle in general, problem is, I'm quite introverted / suffer from social anxiety and struggle to make friends whilst travelling. I understand this is actually a fairly common problem with the digital nomad lifestyle. The only way I've been able to meet people thus far is via dating apps, but obviously I'd like to have a regular friend group outside of dating. The thing I like about dating apps is being able to establish a good rapport before meeting IRL, as it significantly lessens the initial IRL awkwardness for me. Basically I suck at starting IRL convos with random people / attending meetups etc. Does anyone else have this issue and/or have any good advice? I really love CM, it's such a beautiful perfectly-sized city with lovely locals, my apartment there is my favourite in the region too. A group of good friends is the only thing missing from the picture. FYI, I'm a bit of a crypto bro (both investing and innovation) if that's anyones cup of tea. But also happy just explore some cool places and have some drinks/smokes/laughs etc Thanks
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runscapenerd
Id suggest joining a coworking/coliving environment. Its easy to make friends, because you will see the same faces everyday while youre working. Most people will just ask you to go out. Another thing can be joining a school/ organisation to your liking. Im on an education visa and go to school twice every week. Im always happy to see my classmates again. Doesnt need to be a school, but i guess you can fill it in for yourself
Intrepid_Slip4174
Hostels. If you're a solo traveler and if you're willing to meet people nothing beats hostels. Also considering you're from the UK, you won't have issues meeting other EU people. Take a bed in mixed dorm room. I would suggest you stay in some hostels in the old Chiang mai area. I met lots of EU people in Green sleep hostel.
jonez450reloaded
Get on Facebook—there are meetups, get-togethers, dinners, and all sorts of activities for any number of interests where you can meet people in Chiang Mai.
CIA_IS_WATCHING
First week into 1 month trip. I feel like Social anxiety is getting the better of me 21M white guy from Canada solo for the first time. I'm the kind of guy that would rather stay inside & have trouble initiating conversations but when I am with someone I can really enjoy myself. Saw the temples and muay thai fights, very cool. Would love if anyone wanted to grab a lunch/beer, show me some street food spots since I haven't really tried any or hang out, i would be down for whathever. Plans are checking out Ayutthaya soon and going Chiang Mai later Elephant Sanctuary / Scooter tour. Met a younger expat at a Meetup and he showed me around the bars (around Nana obviously) and he dates alot so not so much time to hangout. Personally scared of catching something from hanging out with a bar girl but it's pretty funny walking around at night. P.S Found out I'm a handsum boy since the ladies that did my laundry said so. Overall I like it, scooter rides are so fun but I feel like I haven't seen that much stuff and I could enjoy the city more by meeting other people. I speak EN,FR,JP but no Thai which also dosen't help. Feel free to give me any tips
dfgttge22
Easiest way to make friends with fellow travellers is on transport and during activities. Small talk comes easier in these situations. Once everyone has settled into their accommodation they are less approachable.