North Thailand Places to Visit

The smallest provincial capital of the country is the ideal starting point for adventure tours. The smallest provincial capital of the country (11 000 Ew.) Is also one of the tranquility. Near the borde...

Chiang Rai is named after its founder Mengrai. It is called the “crown of the north”, even though it is relatively lacking in treasures compared to Chiang Mai. However, the town is still worth visiting,...

In this village (also known as Santi Khiri) on the 1800 m high Doi Mae Salong, 50 km northwest of Chiang Rai, living descendants of Chinese Kuomintang soldiers, after Mao Zedong revolution on Burma (n...

Thailand's northernmost town (15 000 Ew.) Lies 62 km from Chiang Rai away. A bridge leads over the narrow Mae Sai River to Tachilek in Myanmar. Foreigners may be over by day, but 5 U.S. dollars or 250...

After half an hour you are in the Golden Triangle and see first before louder souvenir stalls hardly the Mekong. From the viewpoint above a small monastery lies you Dreiländereck Thailand / Laos / Mya...

On a runway is to the north by a wild, lonely mountains to this village Kuomintang. It is recommended that this tour only in the company of a local guide to action.

Placed in a wonderful landscape! Follow Route 107 for 72km/45mi from Chiang Mai to the north through a wonderful landscape of thickly forested mountains to the tiny market town of Chiang Dao. It stands...