Chiang Khan Walking Street

The smell of the cold wind wafting from afar, just this makes my heart beat faster and I think of the slow atmosphere, living a simple life, living in a wooden house by the river. In the evening, I walk around the market, wake up early to give alms to the monks with sticky rice. Then I go up to see the mist at Phu Tok, then sip some fragrant coffee before coming back to soak in the tub and sleep soundly. We can easily have all of these flavors by just choosing a destination, #Chiang Khan. A small town by the Mekong River that is full of cuteness, liveliness, and slow life. Hehe, hehe, because this place is famous for enjoying a slow, steady life, but it is so lovely and charming. Chiang Khan Walking Street, the sun is setting and the wind is dying down, indicating a good time for us to go and eat our way through the walking street. The reputation of the food on both sides of the walking street here is so famous that everyone must head there to try it at least once in their lives. We are ready to wait at the starting point and head out to find something to eat. There is so much food!!! I give up!!! Another thing I want to present is Miang Kham on a stick. It is so delicious!!! Tears are flowing!!! I love eating Miang Kham so much. This is what makes me love it when someone wraps the skewers and prepares them for eating. In the morning, you can also wake up and add sticky rice. When adding the rice, you shape it into balls instead of scooping it with a ladle like we are used to. #Markets and Walking Streets