Chiang Rai is a small town in northern Thailand. This place is surprisingly popular among tourists, both Thai and Western, and for good reason.

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Chiang Rai is not the best known, but it is the northernmost province of Thailand. The region is home to a number of scenic mountain landscapes.

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Discover Chiang Rai, a hidden gem in Northern Thailand, where ancient temples and vibrant markets merge with modern art and natural splendor. Rich in cultural heritage and enveloped by misty mountains and lush jungles, this city promises an unforgettable journey through its fascinating history and vibrant contemporary scene.

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Chiang Rai is not the best known, but it is the northernmost province of Thailand. Chiang Rai province shares its borders with Myanmar (Burma) and Laos. The provincial capital Chiang Rai is located almost 800 km north of Bangkok and 580 meters above sea level.

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The northernmost part of Thailand is a treasure trove of adventure and culture. A journey of discovery through this area is a must for every Thailand lover. Chiang Rai has an illustrious history that is known for the opium trade in the famous Golden Triangle, the border area of ​​Thailand, Laos and Myanmar.

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Thailand's most famous artists Thawan and Chalermchai created two tourist attractions in Chiang Rai: Ban Daam (the black house) and Wat Rong Khun (the white temple). They represent different aspects of their Buddhist faith.

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If you are considering a new life in Asia, if you do not want to live in a big city, but do not want to be one of the few foreigners in a small city, Chiang Rai could be a good choice.

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Cycling in Chiang Rai

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November 3 2020

Thailandblog reader Cornelis sent in a video of his bike ride in Chiang Rai, where he pedaled 79 km away.

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In this video you see images from the province of Chiang Rai that should give you an impression of the beauty of this northern region.

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