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The newest addition Akha Family Situated on the outskirts of Chiang- Rai along the scenic Mae Kok river still being within walking distance of all the city has to offer.Whether yiou like the city or more adventerous tours its all at your fingertips for you to control at the Akha River House.
This is a great location if you want to venture into the city to see what it has to offer.
The Akha Hill House and the Akha River House is The Only Locally Owned & Managed Guest House
MR. APAE Amor your host is Many Time award winning Tour Guide Including 3 Years In a row from 2006-2008
The Local school project which Mr. Amor has started helps the children of 4 different villiages attend school.
He donates 10% of all profits to help the local children attend school

THE AKHA Hill House hosts Several Differnet Types Of Guesthouse, Nestled In the Mountains 23 kms Outside CHIANG RAI , 1500 m Above Sea Level.
Settled amoungst Akha hill tribe village and overlooking beautiful valley Surrounded By Tea Plantations,Rice Fields,Waterfalls and Native Jungle.
Watching the sun rise is just a invigurating spectacle.
Founded Over 20 years ago.Starting with 3 bamboo bungalows this guest house has grown into a magnificent establishment

Tourists assured Thailand is safe

Tourists can visit safely, political unrest in Thailand is now completely under control and order has been restored in Bangkok and other provinces, the Ministry of Tourism and Sports said in a statement issued on Wednesday.
The statement said the ministry attaches high importance to the safety and security of international tourists.
"Major tourism destinations in provinces across the country are still pristine, peaceful and safe. Various measures have been implemented to return normalcy to the country and to assure foreign visitors that Thailand remains a quality and value for money
Free travel insurance for foreign tourists and the waiver of tourist visa fees had been extended to March 31 next year.
The government had also introduced insurance measures to protect foreigners visiting Thailand who suffer as a result of civil unrest or were prevented from leaving the country.
"Major tourist destinations, facilities and services are still regularly being accessed by both domestic and foreign tourists.
"Public utilities and mass transportation services are fully operative. Suvarnabhumi airport and other international airports remain in operation without any disruption," the statement said.

Bangkok Post Published: 26/05/2010 at 02:47 PM