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Nan Province :
 Nan Province is
a serene and attractive tourist destination, which is cozily snuggled in the
lush valley forests of northern Thailand. Bestowed with a rich legacy, this
place is located on the banks of Nan River More....
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Chiang Mai Province :
Chiang Mai Province is one of the few places in Thailand where it
is possible to find in the heart of the city centuries-old chedis and temples
next to modern convenience stores and boutique hotels More.... |
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Chiang Rai Province Travel Information :
| Located 785 kilometers north of Bangkok, Chiang Rai Province is one of the most exotic places to visit in Thailand. It is present within the famous Golden Triangle area where Myanmar, Laos and Thailand converge. More... |
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Wat Pa Sak :
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Wat Pa Sak is a famous ancient temple of Chiang Rai, located right outside the city walls, in Tambon Wiang, which is just about one kilometer to the west of Chiang Saen town. More... |
The Golden Triangle :
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The world-famous Golden Triangle refers to the point where the borders of three countries -- Laos, Thailand and Myanmar meet. It is located about 8 to 9 kilometers north of the old town of Chiang Saen and lies along the road which runs parallel to the Mae Khong River. This area is locally referred to as Sop Ruak. More... |
Chiang Saen National Museum :
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Chiang Saen National Museum is a branch of the National Museum of Thailand, which is located in the Chiang Saen town. Established in 1957, this 50 years old museum is considered to provide a profound preview of the historic past of the Chiang Saen town. More... |
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| Chiang Rai Tourist Attractions : |
Thai & Asian Girls Photo Gallery
Wat Phra Sing :
Wat Phra Singh, Chiang Rai is a sister temple to Wat Phra Singh, Chiang Mai. It is located on the Singha Khlai Road. This temple serves as a monastery and is an important tourist destination of Chiang Rai.More. |
Wat Phra Kaeo in Chiang Rai :
Located on the Trairat Road in Mueang district in Chiang Rai province, Wat Phra Kaeo is considered to be the first royal temple of Chiang Rai.More. |
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