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Tak is reallly Thailand, not a tourist haven. The riverside is nicely developed, and there is even an incredible pedestrian suspension bridge. People are friendly and the environment is genuine, not contrived. The surrounding countryside is spectacular. Worth staying a day or two!

A perfect place for a stop-over, if you are on a south-north trip Take a walk over the long bridge during sun set, it's worth it Several small restaurants are located next to the river or in town.

Large riverside town with good access to the river-walk area. Within an hour of the mountains, Bhumipol Dam and Golf Course. D Served by the excellent Highway 1. The Dam area surrounded by forest walks and temple areas.

We have used Berich hotel a few times as our son is in the Army here plus he is often stationed in Mae Sot some 80 kms up a tortuous mountain road. Since Covid, the breakfast options have been limited due to low patronage but near the weekend there is more choice Plenry of riverside restaurants on the opposite banks of the River Ping - The evening market along the river bank (town side) is worth a visit. Bhumibol Dam a few kms away also worth a trip as is the hill-tribe market on the road to Mae Sot.

We stayed in one of the villas which had a lot of room and was very quiet and peaceful. The bed was a extra big king size and had a sitting area attached. Also the bathroom was Hugh. A great place to stay.