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Hall of Opium in Chiang Rai

By Gringo
Posted in Sights, Museums, thai tips
Tags: Chiang Rai, Chiang Saen, Golden triangle, House of Opium

April 8, 2024

A special museum in the Golden Triangle Park in Chiang Saen in the province of Chiang Rai is the Hall of Opium. Visitors to this museum take a walk through the long and varied history of opium.

Chiang Rai and its interesting sights

By Editorial
Posted in Chiang Rai, Cities, thai tips
Tags: Sights, House of Opium, There is Sot, Wat phra kaew

February 26 2024

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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Hall of Opium in Chiang Rai

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