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Travel Bueng Kan Province Map Accommodation Restaurants http://www.hotsia.com >> Travel Bueng Kan Province Map Accommodation Restaurants Traveling to Bueng Kan Province Thai-Lao Bueng Kan Market Colors of Bueng Kan Province Restaurants in Bueng Kan Bueng Kan - Pakxan Border Checkpoint Pakxan view towards Bueng Kan Recommended hotels by Mr.Hotsia that are good in Bueng Kan Actually, Bueng Kan Province has many tourist attractions such as Phu Thok and Bung Khong Long, each located quite far apart. Without a private car, it can be a bit difficult to visit.
Today, I will introduce Bueng Kan Province city center to show what is worth visiting, recommend accommodations, restaurants, and activities for traveling in Bueng Kan Province. The busy area in Bueng Kan city is mainly along one road near the post office. That area is the stop for songthaew buses running between Bueng Kan and nearby districts. There are gold shops and agricultural equipment stores. Other streets are not crowded, mostly straight roads with a clear city layout, so you won't get lost when visiting.
Actually, you can walk around the city in just 30 minutes, but if you want to explore more, cycling is recommended. Ride around and stop as you please. Cars are not recommended because they are too big and don't allow close interaction with locals. For city touring, cycling to visit local homes, stopping to enjoy delicious snacks and food, and chatting with locals is best. Another area is along the Mekong River, a road stretching several hundred meters along the riverbank, perfect for cycling or walking.
You can also shop on days when the Lao market is open, which is Tuesday and Friday (read about the market). The Mekong River here is wider than at Chiang Khong but you can still see the Pakxan side and the Sun River flowing into the Mekong, which is the origin of the name Bueng Kan Province. At night in Bueng Kan, houses are visible. In the evening, I recommend the Mekong riverside where restaurants line the riverbank, but they are located on the inner road side, unlike the Lao side where they are right next to the water.
Thai side restaurants are permanent establishments, while the Lao side has floating stalls set up in the evening, with only two permanent restaurants. For dinner, I chose to eat at "Jane Korean BBQ," a buffet at 99 baht per person. Korean BBQ or something similar to pork pan grilling and shrimp grilling. About 20 years ago, I lived in Isan where Korean BBQ was already popular. I understand people recently brought it from Isan and called it pork pan grilling or something like that. I ate alone and was charged 129 baht, still worth it.
After eating, I went for a walk along the Mekong River, preparing to travel to Pakxan the next day. Story and photos by mr.Hotsia, an independent solo traveler exploring Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. More accommodation info: Hotel and lodging information at 149 Moo 9, Bueng Kan-Pangkhon Road. Tel: 0 4249 1833-4 Fax: 0 4249 1055. 21 rooms, prices 350 - 500 baht. Maenam Hotel (hotel video clip) 107 Bueng Kan Subdistrict, Bueng Kan Province.
Room price 400 baht. Sumran Hotel (watch my hotel video clip here) 222 Moo 1, Meechai Road, Bueng Kan Subdistrict, Bueng Kan Province. Tel: 042-403435, 087-231-4003 Website: http://www.sumranhotel.com Email: [email protected], [email protected] Single room 350 baht/night, double room 380 baht/night, single room (4th floor) 330 baht/night, suite (3 beds) 450 baht/night (room rates include breakfast) 142 Moo 8, Bueng Kan Subdistrict.
Tel: 0 4290 7270, 0 4249 1326. 10 rooms, prices 200 - 300 baht. Samanmit Hotel (Samanmit hotel video clip) Moo 1, Bueng Kan Subdistrict, Bueng Kan Province. Air-conditioned rooms priced 250-500 baht/night. Santisukthani Hotel 114 Prasatchai Road, Bueng Kan Subdistrict. 25 rooms, prices 150 - 500 baht. Bueng Kan Province map. I stayed at Maenam Hotel which offers bicycles for touring Bueng Kan. I stopped to greet a 97-year-old grandmother. Most restaurants are old wooden houses like this. Worth visiting, right?
Ride and taste. I found Mae Joe Coffee Shop selling Khanom Thuai (Thai coconut milk custard). It’s freshly made and fragrant with pandan leaves. This photo was taken by Maenam Hotel staff. It was rainy and stormy, so I changed plans from Phu Thok to crossing to Pakxan, Laos instead. Early morning light rain, had to wear rain gear to walk around Bueng Kan city. Walking got tiring, so I switched to cycling around Bueng Kan city. Walking in the city center, I met monks collecting alms.
Preparing for the Thai-Lao boat race in Bueng Kan Province, launching the escort boat. Walking along the Mekong River, locals from Bueng Kan walking to the market, so I walked and chatted with them. Korean BBQ buffet at 99 baht per person. Then walking at night along the Mekong riverside. Good morning Bueng Kan by the Mekong River, nice weather, beautiful views. Travel signpost at Bueng Kan city intersection. Continuing the tour, switching to cycling. Bueng Kan tennis court. Khanom Thuai in Bueng Kan is very delicious. The Khanom Bue seller is raising her child nearby.
Shops I stopped at to rest and greet, delicious snacks. Restaurants in Bueng Kan Province. Bueng Kan Coffee House. Famous breakfast spot in Bueng Kan with queues. The oldest grandmother in Bueng Kan, probably the oldest. Parked the car to greet her. Hungry in the evening, went to eat Jane Korean BBQ, cheap, delicious, and worth it. If locals like it, so do I. Watch the Korean BBQ video. The bedroom I stayed in tonight.
