Build something worth staying for
A month-long pop-up village where creators, builders, food enthusiasts and nomads colive with locals and co-create what comes next.
Four parallel worlds. One shared month.
For four weeks in September, Chiang Mai becomes a living laboratory. Four purposefully curated coliving tracks unfold in parallel — each with its own program, hosts, and daily rhythm.
They converge on Main Week (Sept 23–28) — a shared conference of talks, meals, workshops and long conversations that spill into the night market.
Pick your track. Live it for four weeks.
Each track is a small, intentional cohort of around 10-15 people coliving, learning and working side-by-side with track leaders, mentors and a community manager.
AI for Chiang Mai
Master the latest AI tools with hands-on guidance from an official Claude ambassador's team.
Food That Nourishes
Chefs, farmers and storytellers reimagining regional Thai food, from seed to table.
Solopreneur
A month of deep work, mentorship and rituals for first-time founders building lean, meaningful businesses.
Nomad Futures Lab
Prototyping the next chapter of location-independent living — infrastructure, culture, community.
Six days where all four worlds meet.
This is when everything comes together and it’s open to everyone. After four parallel coliving programs, the community gathers for six days of keynotes, workshops, demos, and shared experiences. You don’t need to join a coliving to attend, it’s designed for anyone who wants to plug in, meet people, and see what’s been built during the month.
Choose your pass.
The people making the village.
From the Blog
Ideas, field notes, and stories from the pop-up village.
Why Chiang Mai, and why now
A slow city with fast ideas. How Chiang Mai became the natural home for a month-long pop-up village of builders, chefs and nomads.
Cooking with locals: notes from a mountain kitchen
Two chefs, one grandmother, and a wood fire in Mae Rim. Field notes from an early test of the Food That Nourishes track.
AI for a place, not a platform
Rethinking applied AI when the users are your neighbors — and the city itself is your product surface.