De Hug is a four-storey hotel complex with vast rooms outfitted with modern amenities and furniture. Bathrooms are a little plain for the price, but there's a pool and restaurant. It's comfortable without being flash and the staff are nice. The hotel is located 2km west of the town centre (a 60B túk-túk ride), across from the Oub Kham Museum.
De Hug
Chiang Rai
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Mae Fah Luang Art & Culture Park
1.34 MILES
In addition to a museum that houses one of Thailand’s biggest collections of Lanna artefacts, this vast, meticulously landscaped compound includes antique…
Hilltribe Museum & Education Center
1.46 MILES
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7.05 MILES
The bizarre brainchild of Thai National Artist Thawan Duchanee, and a rather sinister counterpoint to Wat Rong Khun, Baandam unites several structures,…
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This temple dates back to the late 14th century, and its oldest surviving original buildings are typical Northern Thai–style wooden structures with low,…
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Originally called Wat Pa Yia (Bamboo Forest Monastery) in the local dialect, this is the city’s most revered Buddhist temple. The main prayer hall is a…
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This slightly zany private museum houses an impressive collection of paraphernalia from virtually every corner of the former Lanna kingdom. The items,…
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3. Wat Phra That Doi Chom Thong
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Chiang Rai's 'main' clock tower lights up at night and is a popular photo opportunity.