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There is no direct flight from Chiang Khan (3AJ) to Bangkok (DMK). The easiest way is to take a 1-hour coach or taxi from Old Chiangkhan Boutique Hotel to Loei Airport (LOE), then catch a flight to Bangkok Airport (DMK), which will take around 1 hour and 15 minutes. The total journey length is approximately 456 km. Chiang Khan and Bangkok share the same time zone and the GMT for both is +7.

Chiang Khan is a northern town in Loei, a province of Thailand. It is located around 50 km from the capital of Loei and has a population of only approximately 59,000 people (based on 2011 data). Most of the villagers live along Mekong River, opposite Laos. This small and peaceful town used to be a trading hub due to its location, and now attracts visitors seeking simplicity and old-world charm — its local temple, Wat Si Khun Mueang, displays both Lanna and Lan Chang artistic styles; the Chai Khong Road is famous for its teakwood guesthouses, shops, F&B establishments, and weekend crowds.