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"Chiang Khan" Cycling with a view, sleeping by the Mekong River... once

Today, Travelers invites you to travel, shop, and taste in... a small, lovely town

Comes with a riverside atmosphere on the old town walking street

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Activities

• Stroll, shop, and savor the sights and smells of the walking street. Don't forget to try the grilled shrimp skewers!
• Participate in the morning sticky rice alms offering.
• Cycle along the Mekong River and enjoy the scenic views.
• Capture photos and check in at iconic landmarks.

Essential Expenses

• Roundtrip private car travel expenses: 1,500 baht (my car uses LPG, approximately 1,250 km)
• Accommodation for 2 people: 600 baht
• Bicycle rental: 50 baht
• Morning sticky rice alms offering: 50 baht

Introduction

• The journey from Bangkok to Chiang Khan is approximately 600 kilometers and takes a considerable amount of time. The ideal departure time is 5:00 AM, arriving around 2:00 PM (driving steadily with breaks as needed).
• While the distance may appear shorter than Bangkok to Chiang Mai, the drive to Chiang Khan is more tiring. Having a companion to share the driving is highly recommended.
• For those without personal transportation, buses are available.
• Accommodation options range from budget-friendly to luxurious. Personally, I have found comfortable rooms along the Mekong River for 600 baht per night.
• Some accommodations include breakfast, while others do not. In the latter case, a variety of breakfast options are readily available on the morning walking street, including fried eggs, coffee, porridge, rice soup, and toast.
• Don't miss the opportunity to try the 10-baht shrimp skewers!

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Take a picture.

After an afternoon of cycling along the Mekong River, the evening brought the opportunity to stroll through the Chiang Khan Walking Street.

Sticky rice

Grilled Mekong River prawns on skewers, a must-try for only 10 baht.

A notable morning highlight in Chiang Khan is the offering of sticky rice to monks, with sets typically costing around 50 baht.

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