If you are looking for a quiet and relaxing place to stay in Chiang Khan, the place to stay is BanKaenChiangKhan Homestay. Located only 50 meters from the Mekong River, BanKaenChiangKhan is your homestay that is family owned and operated providing four rooms for your peaceful weekend.
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BanKaenChiangKhan Opening Ceremony
The BanKaenChiangKhan Opening Ceremony was held on 10 December 2010. Friends and family came to to participate in the festivities. Plenty of food for all of the family at BanKaenChiangKhan.
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If you are looking for a quiet and relaxing place to stay in Chiang Khan, the place to stay is BanKaenChiangKhan Homestay. Located only 50 meters from the Mekong River, ...
Making Merit
Every morning the local Thai people will patiently wait for the Buddhist monks to walk through the city so that the people can make donations and earn merit. Donations of ...
Morning Alms
Every morning throughout Thailand, Buddhist monks depart their temple (wat) and walk barefoot through the streets collecting donations. If you are an early riser, you will be able to witness ...
Mekong River Sunrise
View spectacular sunrises over the Mekong River over a steaming hot cup of Thai coffee. You will be only a short distance from the Mekong River, where you can view ...
If you are looking for a quiet and relaxing place to stay in Chiang Khan, the place to stay is BanKaenChiangKhan Homestay. Located only 50 meters from the Mekong River, BanKaenChiangKhan is your homestay that is family owned and operated providing four rooms for your peaceful weekend.
Relax on the front ... Read More
BanKaenChiangKhan Opening Ceremony
Posted By admin On December 14th 2010. Under Homestay Tags: BanKaenChiangKhan, chiang khan, Grand Opening Ceremony, mekong river, thailand .
The BanKaenChiangKhan Opening Ceremony was held on 10 December 2010. Friends and family came to to participate in the festivities.
Plenty of food for all of the family at BanKaenChiangKhan. ... Read More
Every morning the local Thai people will patiently wait for the Buddhist monks to walk through the city so that the people can make donations and earn merit.
Donations of food, like sticky rice, and other daily necessities are given by the people of Thailand to earn merit. Feel free ... Read More
Every morning throughout Thailand, Buddhist monks depart their temple (wat) and walk barefoot through the streets collecting donations.
If you are an early riser, you will be able to witness this peaceful gathering of food and other donations at about 6 in the morning every day. ... Read More
