Mikvah Chabad Chiang Mai Taharas hamishpacha in Chiang Mai
✡ Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor Location: Chiang Mai City Municipality, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand
About Mikvah Chabad Chiang Mai offers mikvah services in Chiang Mai, Thailand for residents and visitors alike. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor. The mikvah is affiliated with Chabad Of Chiang Mai. Opening times: By Appointment.
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For children & families 694Location Address: 152/7 Charoen Prathet Chiang Mai, 50100 Thailand
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Chabad Chiang Mai provides essential services for Taharas Hamishpacha in Northern Thailand. This facility serves both the local Jewish community and the many tourists visiting the region. It is conveniently located within the Chabad of Chiang Mai complex. This ensures a secure and welcoming environment for all users.
\nMaintaining Jewish life in Southeast Asia is a priority for this institution. The Mikvah was built to high halachic standards. It offers a modern and hygienic space for ritual immersion. Visitors can find comfort in knowing these facilities exist even in remote locations like Chiang Mai.
About the area The Mikvah is situated on Charoen Prathet Road. This street runs parallel to the beautiful Ping River. The area is known as a central district for tourism and commerce. It is one of the most accessible parts of the city for international travelers.
\n\nNavigating the Neighborhood \nGetting to the Mikvah is simple from most major hotels. Local transport like tuk-tuks and red trucks (Songthaews) know the Chabad house well. The street is well-lit and active throughout the evening hours. This provides a sense of safety for those visiting after dark.
\nBeing in the city municipality means proximity to major services. Banks, pharmacies, and markets are all within walking distance. The location is ideal for those spending a Shabbat or holiday in Chiang Mai.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Chiang Mai is the cultural heart of Northern Thailand. It offers a unique mix of ancient traditions and modern conveniences for Jewish travelers. The city is famous for its night markets and mountain scenery.
\n\nNearby Jewish Points of Interest \n\n Chabad of Chiang Mai: Located right at the same site for prayers and meals. \n Ping River: A scenic walkway just steps from the Mikvah and Chabad house. \n Night Bazaar: A short walk away for shopping and local atmosphere. \n Old City Temples: Historic landmarks located a short tuk-tuk ride away. \n \nMany visitors choose to stay near the Night Bazaar area. This allows for easy access to the kosher amenities and the Mikvah. The location serves as a central hub for those exploring the wider Chiang Mai province.
What to expect Visitors can expect a clean and well-maintained facility. The Mikvah is designed to provide a serene atmosphere for a meaningful experience. High standards of hygiene are strictly followed at all times. The staff understands the needs of both residents and travelers passing through Thailand.
\n\nAvailable Amenities and Features \n\n Private preparation rooms for individual use. \n Side-by-side (Bor Min Hatzad) construction. \n Bor Al Gabai Bor pool configuration. \n Modern plumbing and heating systems for comfort. \n Supplies like towels and toiletries are often available. \n \nBecause the Mikvah operates by appointment, the experience is very private. It is best to contact the Rebbetzin or the Chabad house in advance. This helps the staff prepare the water and rooms for your arrival. The facility reflects the warmth and hospitality typical of Chabad in Thailand.
Frequently asked questions How do I schedule a visit to the Mikvah? The facility is available by appointment only. This ensures privacy and proper preparation for every visitor.
Who provides the kashrut supervision for this Mikvah? The Mikvah is under the halachic supervision of Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor. It is part of the Chabad of Thailand network.
Is the Mikvah located near the Chabad house? Yes, it is affiliated with Chabad of Chiang Mai. This makes it convenient for those attending services or eating kosher meals.
What specific halachic standards does the Mikvah follow? The Mikvah features Bor Min Hatzad and Bor Al Gabai Bor systems to meet various halachic standards.
