Option 1
Quickest
For people coming from outside Asia, the quickest way to get to Chiang Mai is by plane, usually with layover in Bangkok.
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NixOS Thaiger Sprint 2025
- What
- A week of intense hacking on Nix in Thailand.
- When
- 12 – 19 February 2025 (Wed – Wed)
- Where
- Chiang Mai, Thailand
- Who
- ~30 developers.
Pictures from this sprint
Photos taken during the February 2025 sprint.
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The February 2025 crew Open larger image -
Team dinner Open larger image -
Hacking on Nix Open larger image -
Local market Open larger image -
Waterfall trip Open larger image -
Night market Open larger image -
Lakeside bamboo huts Open larger image -
Evenings out Open larger image -
Thai kitchen Open larger image -
Hardware hacking Open larger image -
Exploring the old city Open larger image
Accommodation
Once you are approved participant for the sprint, we'll get everyone to a shared communication room to help organize accommodation.
Note that the accommodation is not covered by the sprint budget.
Food
We'll organize catering (lunch) during the sprint, which is sponsored
There are a ton of options for dinners in nearby restaurants.
Registration
Registration closed.
Topics
To be determined once registration closes based on attendees interest.
How to get here
Option 2
Cost efficient
Domestic flights in Thailand are relatively inexpensive, starting from as low as 25$.
Therefore it might be cheaper to just book a flight to Bangkok and then continue to Chiang Mai via a separate domestic flight, or via the night train which is a nice experience for many travelers.
Stuff to do in Chiang Mai
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Thai Cooking Lessons
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Night Markets
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Temples
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Mountain Biking
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Jungle Trekking
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Elephant Sanctuary
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Yoga
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Thai Boxing Training
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Watch a Thai Boxing Fight
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Thai Massage
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Rafting
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Waterfalls
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ATV
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Water Parks
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Guided City Tour
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Karaoke
Sponsored by
Organizers
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David Hauer
github.com/DavHau