New Chiang Rai glass skywalk offers bird's eye view of Golden Triangle


CHIANG RAI (The Nation/Asia News Network): Visitors to Chiang Rai are getting bird’s-eye views of the famous Golden Triangle after the northern province opened its latest tourism attraction. The glass platforms and bridges of Pha Ngao Skywalk offer 360-degree views of the meeting point of three countries – Thailand, Laos and Myanmar.

The new attraction was officially opened at Wat Phra That Pha Ngao in Chiang Saen district on Thursday (Oct 27) by deputy governor Suphaphan Manjaroen and secretary to the sports minister Khemmapol Auitayakul

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