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Loei is well-known as the ‘city of mountains’ and the ‘most chilled city in Thailand’

09 November 2017 | Nok Air

Loei is well-known as the ‘city of mountains’ and the ‘most chilled city in Thailand’. The province is equipped with the natural scenery of hills and mountains covered with fog and laid with the rich forestry. The famous sights include Phu Kradueng National Park, Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary, Phu Ruea, Phu Lom Loe, Phu Tok and Suan Hin Pha Ngam. Apart from the chilled weather and beautiful scenery, you can also experience the unique culture such as The Phi Ta Khon (Ghost Festival) and the famous temples such as Wat Phra That Si Song Rak, Wat Phre That Sajja, Wat Neramit Wipatsana and Wat Phon Chai. Most important, don’t forget to drop by at ‘Chiang Khan’, the nostalgic district by Khong River awaits the travelers to appreciate its romantic charm.

航班时刻表

航班起飞地

Bangkok (Don Mueang) - Loei

Flight DD9704

Departure 06:05

Arrival 07:15

Flight DD9708

Departure 14:10

Arrival 15:20

Loei - Bangkok (Don Mueang)

Flight DD9705

Departure 07:40

Arrival 08:50

Flight DD9709

Departure 15:40

Arrival 16:50

เที่ยวบิน DD 373**

ออก 10:45

ถึง 11:40

เที่ยวบิน DD 375**

ออก 15:45

ถึง 16:55

เที่ยวบิน DD 377

ออก 16:25

ถึง 17:30

旅游指南

Chiang Khan

Chiang Khan is famous for its classic walking street along rows of houses aged more than 100 years - a rare and unique sight. The street, which stretches only 2 km, is very peaceful during the day, but as the sun lowers, the time comes for people to stroll or cycle around. The place becomes alive with travelers, both Thais and foreigners, eager to take in the relaxing atmosphere. Another of Chiang Khan’s charms involves the many photo opportunities it offers, from the cute scenes of interesting shops that boast well-designed and compelling decor to shots of classic, antique houses.As nighttime arrives, the soft, orange-hued lights and friendly atmosphere will make anyone fall in love with this town

Phi Ta Khon Museum

The Ghost Star Dance Festival Parade is a local tradition that showcases the rich culture of the people of Amphur Dansai at Loei Province, which has been passed down from their ancestors. The Festival is part of the Boonluang Ceremony, which is considered the largest merit-making ceremony in the locality.