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Nan (น่าน), Thailand - Welcome to Nan, one of the most beautiful and relaxing provinces in northern Thailand. On this trip we visited Bo Kluea (บ่อเกลือ), which is a small village in the mountains known for its natural salt wells where they have harvested salt for over centuries. It’s amazing place to visit and learn about the history and the trade of salt in the area. In this video though, I’m give you a tour of the hotel we stayed at, probably the best hotel in the village, and we’re going to eat their famous fried chicken!
Boklua View Hotel (บ่อเกลือวิว รีสอร์ท goo.gl/maps/yd...) - It’s a great hotel / mountain lodge, right within the village and the mountains. From the lodge, it’s just about a 5 minute walk to the salt wells and the main walking street of the village. When you’re at the hotel, there are plenty of gardens and areas to explore and walk around. You also have a selection of different types of rooms and bungalows available. Our was all the way at the back and the top of the property.
For dinner we went to the lodge restaurant, which is very popular among Thais, both on day trips and almost everyone who stays at the lodge eats there for dinner. So you must make a booking for dinner. Along with the roasted pumpkin, one of their signature dishes is the mahkwen fried chicken, a spice that’s similar to Sichuan pepper. The fried chicken was delicious, very Chinese chili fried chicken style, dry fried, without a batter. They used a local free range chicken, so it had some delicious texture too. Amazing dish, must eat when you’re in Bo Kluea (บ่อเกลือ).
We had a great stay at Boklua View Hotel (บ่อเกลือวิว รีสอร์ท). I think the best thing about it is the natural setting, and the special fried chicken.
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