Mae Khachan Hot Spring
Mae Khachan Hot Spring
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Ban Pong, Thailand1,798 contributions
Feb 2022 • Couples
Located at a travel stop with gift stores, 7/11 and a free foot spa.
Hot water springs and a geyser across the road if you are travelling to chaing rai.
Ladies sellin eggs for 20b that you can cook in the water.
It's there at a travel stop, it's free and just nice to see the power of nature so worth a stop on your way to or from Chaingrai.
Hot water springs and a geyser across the road if you are travelling to chaing rai.
Ladies sellin eggs for 20b that you can cook in the water.
It's there at a travel stop, it's free and just nice to see the power of nature so worth a stop on your way to or from Chaingrai.
Written February 16, 2022
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Ian Maitland
Chiang Mai, Thailand64 contributions
Nov 2023 • Solo
Boil two eggs in one minute in the hot springs. There are coffee shops and souvenirs. There was a live band when I visited. Very unique. A good stop on the way to Chiang Rai. There's a replica of an Ankor temple.
Written November 18, 2023
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Sarah B
Portland, Oregon, United States44 contributions
Not worth seeking out on their own, but odds are good you will stop here on day trips north from Chiang Mai. Small hot springs with very hot water for soaking your feet surrounded by huge tourist trap markets and gimmicks.
Written July 19, 2014
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Karlusia
Warsaw, Poland1,109 contributions
Nov 2020
Really great place. Hot springs, hot water, river, geysirs and of course you can cook eggs for 20 baht
Written January 8, 2021
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Krungthep Mahanakorn826 contributions
Jul 2014 • Friends
20 or 30 years ago this small hot spring was a must-stop for anyone travelling between Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, but its former glory is long gone. Coming from Chiang Mai, the original spring is situated on the right-hand side and now in a dilapidated condition so almost all tour buses stop at what appears to be an out-of-place bazaar with dozens of shops surrounding a more recent incarnation of the geyser and a mock-Khmer temple (a reminder of Bangkok's once-famous night market?) thrown in for good measure. Don't expect any good photo ops!
Written September 23, 2014
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Dan L
Bunbury, Australia8,537 contributions
Jul 2017 • Couples
We stopped for a refresher break on the tour from Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai. Maybe there is more to see but the geyser in the car park was it. A continuous jetting of 90C hot smelly water approx 3m height. Locals were cooking eggs in the hot water from the small adjacent geyse as an attraction. Many, many shops and stalls. Public toilets that are disgusting although you pay a fee to use. Rude attendant. Tour buses galore of varying capacity, throngs of tourists. A major attraction? Doubtful.
Written July 27, 2017
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Prasanna V
Bangalore, Karnataka, India3 contributions
Dec 2023 • Friends
Much ado about nothing. Just a couple of wells with bubbling hot water and random stores built around it.
Written December 27, 2023
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jalee77
Singapore, Singapore499 contributions
Dec 2018 • Solo
This was the first stop of my 1 day tour of Chiang Rai from Chiang Mai.... the hot water shooting quite high .... took a few photos :)
It also has some food stalls, toilet , and a warm spring water bath for your legs just nearby.
It also has some food stalls, toilet , and a warm spring water bath for your legs just nearby.
Written December 29, 2018
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PurnenduD
Arlington TX15 contributions
Nov 2018
This is a half way stop between Chiang Mai and Phayao and provides the amenities of pay toilets (decent by local standards) Coffee shops (numerous), Souvenir shops (more numerous) with the added attraction of a pretty hot hot spring. It is not actually artesian - there are pumps that are pumping the subsurface water up. The water is mineral rich with usual sulfurous smell - but it is not Yosemite or Rotorua so keep your expectations limited. There is one place (free) for sitting and putting your feet in a shallow channel and give your feet a hot mineral water bath, somehow I wasnt tempted and did not see anyone else doing it either. You can also buy an egg and put it in in the stream (not in the same foot bath channel!), pick it up down stream and eat a boiled egg - the water is hot enough!
Written December 17, 2018
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David W
Dunfermline, UK145 contributions
Oct 2018 • Family
After a morning of walking around a few temples it was nice to sit down soak our feet and have a cold drink and some food.
There are several cafes around the hot springs were you can sit and relax.
All the usual facilities available including a 5 baht toilet block.
There are several cafes around the hot springs were you can sit and relax.
All the usual facilities available including a 5 baht toilet block.
Written October 17, 2018
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