[2025 Chiang Khan Hotels] Travel Guide for Banrimkhong (Updated Jul)

Try traveling to Chiang Khan in the rainy season. The atmosphere is much better than you think. The sky after the rain is really beautiful. Sit and drink coffee, soak in the atmosphere, and camp at Buhom cafe camping. You don't have to prepare anything. Take chic photos at Baan Tid Din cafe. The view of the mountain and lake after the sun sets is amazing. Enjoy the skywalk view. End with a relaxing walk along the Mekong River and shopping at Chiang Khan Walking Street. Complete.

#Travel to save the world The first experience of taking a boat to see the banks of the Mekong River. When we got on the boat, we could see both sides, which were between 2 countries: Thailand and Laos. What I really liked was that we chose to take the boat in the evening, when the sun was setting. We could see both sides of the way of life of the locals here, whether it was going out to catch fish and plant some boats. Some boats were actually houses where people lived. We spent our time here worthy of the beautiful view. The month we went, January, the weather was cool, only 20 degrees, and I expected that the later it got, the fewer students would get. We got off the boat at Wat Chiang Khan because after the boat trip, we were able to enjoy ourselves and then walk on the walking street. #Chiangkhan #TravelLoei #RiversideMekong #RiversideChiangkhan

Today I will recommend a #cheap hotel in Chiang Khan and near the walking street. The name is #BaanRimKhong We went during the rainy season and wanted to stay by the river, so we booked this place. At first, I was afraid if it would be okay because the price was very cheap. The accommodation didn't update the latest photos very often, but I read the reviews on Trip.com first. In conclusion, the reviews were okay. We stayed in Room Rim Khong 1 The room was at the very end, which allowed us to see the Mekong River from the bed. The mattress was soft. The room smelled great because they provided an air deodorizer. The amenities were okay, including air conditioning, TV, refrigerator, hot water kettle, coffee, and water. In the morning, if you want to give alms to monks, you can use the services of the grandmother, the owner of the accommodation. Each set costs 100 baht. The grandmother will come out to prepare things and spread a cloth for you. You can park your car at a nearby temple. It's not far from the accommodation. It's a place you can stay again. If you want to stay in a room by the river at a reasonable price, I recommend this place.