Chiang Kham

Chiang Kham district encompasses 784 square kilometers of land in northeastern Phayao province, with ten sub-districts managing local administration through their villages.

The district borders Xaignabouli province in Laos, making it a key location for cross-border connections since the establishment of Thailand's modern administrative boundaries.

The district maintains strong Tai Leu traditions, featuring regular ceremonies at temples such as Wat Nantaram, where visitors observe traditional textile making and religious practices.

Local transportation networks connect Chiang Kham to major northern Thai cities, while the district's elevation of 414 meters provides moderate temperatures throughout the year.

The district produces specialty agricultural products including lychee fruits, while containing natural attractions within proximity to Mae Puem National Park.

Location: Phayao

Capital city: Chiang Kham

Elevation above the sea: 414 m

GPS coordinates: 19.52333,100.30167

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:35