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Reader question: I am looking for a house for 3 months in Nong Khai

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Tags: Accommodations, Nong Khai

October 23, 2014

Dear readers,

We are going to Thailand for 3 months in mid-January and are looking for a house with 1 or 2 bedrooms in Nong Khai. Preferably in the city itself and a house with a garden, in the price range up to 10.000 baht per month.

With kind regards,

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erik says up

23 October 2014 at 16: 04

Ed, I'm going to look for you. next weekend.

House in the heart of the city is difficult, mostly shophouses. But a little further east or west there is something for rent and often furnished too. And with garden (little). 10K per month should be possible.

Mid-January and then 3 months, mid-April and March is already scorching hot. Need air conditioning I assume?

How do I reach you if I have something? My 2nd email is siamese reading board at mail dot com

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Reader question: I am looking for a house for 3 months in Nong Khai

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