Property for rent in Chiang Rai

Many provinces in the northern region have been well-received by investors, as well as Chiang Rai. The location of Chiang Rai takes advantage of being the center of economy and business, bordered by neighboring countries such as Myanmar and Laos and having a comprehensive transportation system and complete infrastructure. Hence, an increasing demand for housing in Chiang Rai. Besides, the real estate business in Chiang Rai is expected to grow continually. Accordingly, the property for rent in Chiang Rai is mostly located in 4 main districts, namely Mueang Chiang Rai, Mae Sai, Chiang Saen and Chiang Khong, especially in the riverside area and next to the main road. The property for rent, for example, a 2-4 bedroom detached house with sizes of 60 square wah can meet the needs of target customers, locals and latent populations with moderate income. The average rent in Chiang Rai is 15,000 baht per month, which is considered an affordable price.

Chiang Rai is one of the top-list destinations popular among tourists. The province is distinguished by the beautiful mountainous landscape, cool weather throughout the winter, and unspoiled natural resources. Besides, it is an artists' haven with plenty of museums that house rare masterpieces of national artists of Thailand, marvelous temples and an incredible tradition. Here are some of the must-visit landmarks in Chiang Rai. - Wat Rong Khun, better known as "White Temple," is a must-visit place in Chiang Rai. This temple was designed and built by Chalermchai Kositpipat, a famous Thai artist who has a strong intention to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind works of art combining Lanna culture. The temple is distinguished by the white ordination hall decorated with glittering silver mirrors and adorned with jaw-dropping exquisite murals that will blow your mind away. - Boon Rawd Farm or Singha Park Chiang Rai is a farm of Boon Rawd Brewery Company. The company's best-known product is the pale lager Singha. The farm offers an agritourism and farm tour where you can see various kinds of colorful winter flower gardens, agricultural areas, a large tea plantation of more than 600 rai and 360-degree view of beautiful mountain scenery from the restaurant in Singha Park. - Doi Mae Salong is home to the Chinese community of Doi Mae Salong and one of the largest tea-growing areas in Thailand. Having cool weather all year round, Doi Mae Salong is located on a high mountain offering picturesque views and several activities including a tea plantation tour, a tea picking experience, and paying homage to a Buddha image.

Chiang Rai is inhabited by an ethnically diverse population, including lowland Thais, hill tribes and migrated Chinese people who migrated to live in northern Thailand. They all have distinct and charming customs, culture, and way of life. There is also a northern spoken language called Kam Mueang, used to communicate as a dialect, and a written language called Lanna script or Tai Tham script that is widely used in northern Thailand. This is an irresistible charm drawing travelers to Chiang Rai. In terms of economy, agriculture, forestry and fishery play an important role in economic growth in Chiang Rai. Rice, corn, pineapple, cassava, pomelo, longan, and lychee are the most important economic crops. In addition, tea plantations have recently become a new economic crop in the province. As for tourism, Chaing Rai, following Chiang Mai, has the second-highest number of visitors in the north.

Chiang Rai is filled with comprehensive utilities and infrastructure conducive to livelihood and tourism. For health care, the province has you covered. Public and private hospitals provide more than 2,600 beds with medical professionals and nurses, such as Chiangrai Prachanukroh Hospital, Mae Fah Luang University Medical Center, and Overbrook Hospital. In terms of education, it is home to educational institutions from kindergarten to tertiary levels, such as Samakkhi Witthayakhom School, Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna Chiangrai, and Chiang Rai Rajabhat University. Chiang Rai provides a wide selection of transportation options, whether it be land transport, air transport or upcoming rail transport. Domestic and international flights are available at Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai International Airport. There are two bus terminals for traveling to neighboring districts and provinces. The public transport in Mueang Chiang Rai and nearby neighborhoods are minibusses, tuk-tuks, buses and taxis.