Property for sale in Tak

Although Tak is the second most sparsely populated province in the country, this border province's unique charm and tranquil atmosphere make it a very pleasant place to live. As a result, developers have realized the potential of the area and developed various types of real estate to accommodate the needs of diverse groups of customers, including small, medium and large families, singles, investors, as well as those who want to relocate and get settled in the province. In particular, the property for sale market in form of detached houses and townhouses has been well-received as most detached houses and townhouses feature a spacious living area, several bedrooms and bathrooms and are conveniently located in Mueang Tak, surrounded by complete modern comforts and comfortable transportation catering to all kinds of customers either home buyers or investors. The selling price of the property for sale in Tak ranges from less than 1.5 million baht to several million baht.

It can be said that Tak is a province with various tourist attractions, especially in terms of natural and cultural sights. Here are major must-visit attractions in Tak you shouldn't miss. Wat Phra Borommathat (Luang Phor Tan Jai) is the famous ancient temple of Tak located in Ban Tak district. The temple houses relics for people born in the year of the horse. The temple houses many sacred things where people come and pay homage, such as Phra Borommathat Chedi and the Buddha image called Phra Chao Tan Jai. In addition, the temple also plays host to famous annual traditions, such as the tradition of the ninth month. Thi Lo Su Waterfall is the largest and most beautiful waterfall in Thailand. Peacefully located in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Umphang district. Thi Lor Su Waterfall is a limestone waterfall with a height of 900 meters above sea level. A stream of water flowing in cascades, covered by lush evergreen virgin forests that is absolutely worth a visit.

According to history, Tak was mainly populated by Mon People in the past. Thus, the province has become a multicultural city with Lanna Thais and hill tribe people such as Karen, Hmong and Muser, all living happily together based on Buddhism. The community's way of life conveys the charming defining characteristic through its traditionally diverse, such as the tradition of the ninth month., Tan Kuay Slak, and Loi Krathong Sai Festival. The main occupation of the general population is rice farming, vegetable farming and fruit farming such as beans, maize, cassava, garlic, sugarcane for ethanol production, Chinese cabbage, cabbage, sweet corn, longan, banana and lady finger banana. Besides, there is animal husbandry, for example, beef cattle and aquaculture in freshwater areas as a supplementary occupation, as well as employees and business owners as another secondary occupation that can generate income for Tak people. The people of Tak adhere to simplicity and rely on nature, which is the precious charm of this northern border province.

Despite being serene, a border town with few residents, it can be considered comprehensive with various amenities such as hospitals, educational institutions, shopping centers, accommodations and restaurants, such as Ban Tak Hospital, Somdej Phrachao Taksin Maharat Hospital, Northern College, Ban Mai School, Takpittayakhom School, Rim Moei Market, Doi Muser Market, Lotus's Tak, Big C Tak, Viang Tak Riverside Hotel, Suansin Lanna Hotel, Baan Kieng Nam Restaurant, Aiyara Wadi Restaurant, Baan Wing Mai Restaurant at the Ping River, Rim Ping Terrace Restaurant, etc. Tak is only 426 kilometers from Bangkok, and traveling to Tak can be done in various modes of transportation. Traveling by car takes about 5.30 hours. You can drive on Highway 1, turn left at Wang Noi onto Highway 32, continue on the road through Sing Buri, Chai Nat and Nakhon Sawan, then turn left onto Highway 1 again and continue driving through Kamphaeng Phet to Tak. As for traveling by bus, there are air-conditioned buses on the Bangkok-Tak route and Bangkok - Mae Sot available every day and many times a day. The buses set off from the Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit 2) near Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road. As for air travel, there is Solar Air providing flights between Bangkok and Mae Sot. In addition, People in Tak also prefer traveling by motorcycles and personal cars for the trip in the area.