Trok Ban Chin (Ban Chin Alley) — Attraction in Tak Province

One of the must place to visit. There is an enigmatic aura in the place. The nostalgic feeling for early generation of wealthy Chinese merchants who made a good living in Thailand during early-mid 20th century. Due to the fact that Chinese immigrants have economically contributed and seamlessly blended in Thai society. This results in such a subtle harmony between Chinese lifestyle and Thai architecture in an example of small community ally. Highly recommended just to see and feel. Maybe 30-45 mins are enough. By Siam Innoventure Drive for Siam...

Tak's famous Chinese Alley is a fascinating trip to the past, among the fabulous villas and mansions of the wealthy Chinese who once dominated Northern Thailand's economy. Most of the intricately designed houses of Chinese tax collectors and money lenders retained their former glory, and strolling around the quiet lanes gives you an idea of what life in Lanna cities used to be a century ago. Life now is very quiet and the place looks almost like a museum. There is very little activity going on, as the city has moved to the new...

A free experience that is over quite quickly. A bit of a walk down some narrow streets lined with very old wooden buildings in various states of disrepair and collapse and some renovated. All appear occupied, many as homes with locals sitting outside, so careful filming and photographing.

There are many alleyways in Tak to explore, so don't think this is the end of that sort...