CHIANG MAI
In spite of the recent landslides in Fang district, travel to the popular ecotourism and agrotourism site of Doi Angkhang peak is still possible via an alternative route — the Chiang Mai-Fang Highway 107.

Turn left into Highway 1178 at the Km 79 (the 79 kilometre milestone), Muang Ngai sub-district. Then turn right at Arunothai village (Muu Baan Arunotai) and continue for a distance of 41 km.

For directions or information, please contact the Doi Angkhang Royal Agricultural Station
Tel: 0 5345 0107 – 9
E-mail: 5041@angkhang.com

Contact information:
TAT Northern Office – Region 1
Tel: 0 5324 8604, 5324 8607 5324 1466
Fax: 0 5324 8605
E-mail: tatchmai@tat.or.th

CHIANG RAI
The run-off from the mountainous areas of Northern Thailand and the floods in Mae Cham district have eased and the situation has returned to normal.

Travel to key tourist sites, including Doi Tung, Doi Mae Salong and the Golden Triangle, is unaffected.

Contact information:
TAT Northern Office – Region 2
Tel: 0 5371 7433, 5374 46745
Fax: 0 5371 7434
E-mail: tatchrai@tat.or.th

AYUTTHAYA (Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya)

While the water level remains high, every effort has been made to protect the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site of Ayutthaya, historical landmarks and key tourism sites around Ayutthaya. Provincial authorities and members of the community are vigilant and work together round-the-clock to protect the cultural treasures of the ancient city.

To get right to the ancient island city of Ayutthaya, take Asian Highway no. 2. Most sightseeing and tourism-related activities, such as elephant rides, bicycling, tricycle rides, continue uninterrupted.

Important landmarks and attractions beyond the island city of Ayutthaya, such as the temples of Wat Chaiwattanaram, Wat Pananchoeng and Wat Tha Kanong, remain open to visitors.

Contact information:
TAT Central Office – Region 6
Tel: 0 3524 6076-7
Fax: 0 3524 6078
E-mail: tatyutya@tat.or.th

NAKHON NAYOK, PRACHIN BURI (SA KAEO DISTRICT)
There is light to moderate rainfall in the area. Road access to key tourist destinations, such as Highway 33, 304, 3049 and 3050, have not been affected.

Popular attractions within the Khao Yai National Park, Pang Sida National Park, Thap Lan National Park and Ta Phraya National Park remain open.

Waterfalls, such as the famous and awe-inspiring Sarika, Nang Rong and Pang Sida waterfalls, are in full flow and are at their most spectacular.

Rafting trips on the Nakhon Nayok River and Kaeng Hin Phoeng rapids are operating normally, as well as extreme adventure experiences such as abseiling from rocky cliff-faces and waterfalls.

Contact information:
TAT Central Region Office – 8
Tel: 0 3731 2282, 3731 2284
Fax: 0 3731 2286
E-mail: tatnayok@tat.or.th

Contact information:
TAT Central Office – Region 4
Tel: 0 3865 5420-1, 3866 4585
Fax: 0 3865 5422
E-mail: tatryong@tat.or.th

The ferry service to Koh Chang is also operating normally.

Contact information:
TAT Central Office – Region 5
Tel: 0 3959 7259-60
Fax: 0 3959 7255
E-mail: tattrat@tat.or.th