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Chiang Mai ðđð
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New York City ðšðļ
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Ubud ðŪðĐ
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| Population | 1,166,978 | 8,323,340 | 112,490 |
| Official language(s) | Thai | English (de facto) | Indonesian and Balinese |
| Level of English | Low | Very high | Low |
| Main airport | Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX) | John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) | Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPA) |
| Most common months to visit | November - April | April - June, September - November | May - October |
| Currency | THB - Thai Baht (āļŋ) | USD - US Dollar ($) | IDR - Indonesian Rupiah (Rp) |
| Credit cards | Accepted sometimes. Cash preferred in many places. | Accepted everywhere | Accepted in some places |
| Remote worker visa | No | No | Yes |
| Average monthly costs | $974 | $5431 | $1363 |
| Rent | $274 | $2891 | $658 |
| Groceries | $169 | $383 | $150 |
| Dining out | $108 | $656 | $10 |
| Cafe | $45 | $72 | $28 |
| Coworking space | $95 | $326 | $106 |
| Mobile internet | $11 | $45 | $3 |
| Public transportation | $60 | $220 | $53 |
| Taxis | $20 | $78 | $13 |
| Shared bicycles and scooters | $10 | $30 | $33 |
| Sport and cultural events | $8 | $100 | $14 |
| Museums and sights | $8 | $74 | $9 |
| Nightlife | $62 | $195 | $118 |
| Gym | $41 | $55 | $72 |
| Yoga | $55 | $197 | $87 |
| Massage | $10 | $109 | $10 |
| SIM card options | AIS, DTAC | AT&T, Verizon | Telkomsel, XL Axiata |
| Tipping | 10% at restaurants, not customary or expected elsewhere | 15-20% at restaurants, 1 USD per drink at bars | Tip 5 - 10% in restaurants if service charge is not included in the bill |
| Taxi apps | Grab | Uber, Lyft | Grab, GoJek |
| Tap water | Not drinkable | Drinkable | Not drinkable |
| Overall cuisine | Combines salty, sweet, spicy and sour flavors to create bold and colorful dishes. Meals typically include a mixture of meat and seafood dishes, as well as noodles or soups recipes. Strong emphasis on local spices and vegetables. | American. Emphasis on comfort and fast food, with some good seafood dishes. Influence from other regions of the US, North America and the world make NYC a cosmopolitan and international cuisine hub that is incredibly diverse. | Balinese foods revolve on the complex flavors from certain ingredients like fresh vegetables, meat, coconut milk, and time-tested spices mixture. |
| Local food specialities | Khao soi, khan toke, sai oua, miang kham, nam prik, khanom jeen nam ngiaw, larb khua | Pizza, clam chowder, bagels, corned beef, pastrami, cheesecake, hot dogs, and hundred of other international food options. | Satay, nasi goreng, gado-gado, martabak, bubur sumsum |
| Eat like a local | Street food stalls, local markets, bakeries and smaller, traditional restaurants that serve fresh food | Delis, local pizza shops, street food stalls and food trucks, food markets, local bakeries and smaller, authentic international cuisine restaurants | Warung for authentic babi guling and bebek betutu, cafes for kopi luwak, street stalls for pisang goreng, nasi campur, and sate lilit |
| Vegetarian / vegan options | 90 options on HappyCow | 309 options on HappyCow | 255 listings on Happy Cow |