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Pier Bug Chiang Khong

Bucks Harbor District, Chiang Rai permanent border crossing between Thailand - Laos along the Mekong River. Sand Creek Road, overlooking the city, Bokeo, Lao. Thailand tourists can skip to Laos with Chiang Khong district just Prepare a 2 photos in 1 inch size and a copy of identity card and one set fee of 30 baht for foreigners to get a visa from the embassy.This point can travel by boat... read more

Mae Sai Border Checkpoint

Mae Sai Border Checkpoint began as the most significant strategic trade hub in Northern Thailand, with the narrow Sai River serving as the natural boundary. The Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge stands prominently as a long-standing symbol of diplomacy and friendship between the two nations. A key point of interest is that this location marks the end of Phahonyothin Road (Highway 1), which stretches ... read more

Rim Moei Market

Rim Moei Market is one of the most important border communities and trading hubs in Mae Sot District, Tak Province. Located along the Moei River, which forms the natural boundary between Thailand and Myanmar, the market sits at the end of Highway No. 105 (Tak–Mae Sot Route), directly opposite Myawaddy in Myanmar. Its strategic location makes it a key border crossing and a long-standing ... read more

Three Pagodas Pass

Three Pagodas Pass is 22 kilometers from Amphur Sangkhla Buri. The three miniature pagodas are memorials of an important route of the troops during the wartime of the Ayutthaya period. It also marks the rugged Thai-Myanmar border and is the site of a small thriving border marker. Visitors are allowed to enter the neighboring Burmese settlement. You have to prepare for your photo and passport... read more

Singkhorn Border Checkpoint

Singkhorn Border Checkpoint Singkhon Pass was developed as a Special Temporary Border Checkpoint and plays a significant role in trade, investment, and cultural exchange between Thailand and Myanmar. The border market attracts tourists and traders, offering local Thai products as well as Burmese items and regional souvenirs.
Economic Role: Singkhon Pass is part of the route connecting Thailand's W... read more

Victoria Point

Victoria Point — commonly known as Kawthaung — is Myanmar’s southernmost town, situated just across the Kraburi River from Ranong province in Thailand. The area is popular among Thai tourists who cross the border for a short visit to experience Burmese culture, shop for local crafts, and enjoy sea views from the quiet and laid-back town.
Visitors typically hire a longtail boat fr... read more

Thailand to Malaysia Border Crossing Point

Malaysia - Thailand Border Crossing Point is 2 km from national park, from this point, around 23km is Padang Besar, its market where all international product is available in cheap price.Malaysia and Thailand share maritime borders in two segments - in the Straits of Malacca and in the Gulf of Thailand/South China Sea.
There are market at the place that the visitor or the foreingner will... read more

Betong Customs House

Betong Customs House is one of the most significant border checkpoints in southern Thailand and is widely known as the “Gateway to the Southernmost Point of Siam.” It plays a vital role in tourism, trade, and international connectivity.
Located at the end of Highway 410, it connects directly to Pengkalan Hulu Border Checkpoint, a key crossing point between Thailand and Malaysia.
T... read more

Ban Hat Lek

Ban Hat Lek is the final border village on the eastern frontier, located at Kilometer 318 of Sukhumvit Road. The geography here is remarkable as it is the point where the Banthat Mountain Range runs parallel to the Gulf of Thailand at its closest proximity. This results in an incredibly narrow strip of land; at its narrowest point, the distance from the beach to the watershed line on the moun... read more

Bueng Kan Customs Checkpoint

Bueng Kan Customs Checkpoint, locally known as “Bueng Kan Pier,” is a key border checkpoint connecting directly to Pakxan, a major trade center in Bolikhamxay Province.
The area includes customs, immigration offices, and both passenger and cargo boat piers, making it a busy crossing point throughout the day.
Travel between countries is mainly by long-tail boat, taking about 15–20... read more

Chong Mek Permanent Border Checkpoint

Chong Mek Permanent Border Checkpoint, located in Chong Mek Subdistrict, Sirindhorn District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, is a permanent crossing connecting Thailand with the Lao People’s Democratic Republic. It plays a vital role in cross-border trade, transportation of goods, and facilitating travelers crossing between the two nations. As one of the main checkpoints in Northeastern Thailand... read more

Chong Chom border

Chong Chom International Point of Entry is situated at Kab Choeng District, Surin Province, the Kingdom of Thailand and the border of O’Smach International Point of Entry, Samrong District, Oddar Meanchey Province, the Kingdom of Cambodia was the biggest and most important border market in the south of Northeastern. The crossing point is 70 kilometers from provincial town and opens 07.... read more

Thai Lao Friendship Bridge Nong Khai

The First Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge Nong Khai is a monumental cross-border infrastructure connecting Chom Mani in Nong Khai Province, Thailand, with Dong Phosy in Hadxayfong District, Vientiane, Laos. This landmark project stands as a profound symbol of international cooperation, funded entirely by the Australian Government as a gift to the people of Thailand and Laos to strengthen dip... read more