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Chinese Tourists Boost Tourism in Lampang with Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides

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LAMPANG, Sept 20 (TNA) – Tourism in Lampang province is thriving once again as Chinese and Taiwanese tourists have flocked to the city, enjoying horse-drawn carriage rides and contributing to the local economy.

 

Yesterday, a group of Chinese and Taiwanese tourists arrived in Lampang by tour buses from Chiang Mai Airport. They showed great interest in taking horse-drawn carriage rides around the city.

 

Full story: Thai News Agency 2023-09-20

 

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Wow 2 buses of tourists. I was there a few weeks ago. Saw 2 farangs and hardly any Chinese. Most of the horse guys were sitting around.

 

 

Pretty sure they have horse and carts - probably millions more - in China. Like going to Thailand to enjoy Thai food and having a hamburger

Ride hailing horse drawn carriage service "Bolt" attempted to provide rides, but were unable to control their animals.

Mainland Chinese and Twaniese Chinese ... OK, just curious if traveling together will result in any political dialogue.

16 hours ago, TheFishman1 said:

I feel sorry for the horses TIT

Been in that regio this y and they really not take good care for their horses. When no have peoples for a ride they let the horses standing in full sunshine without me see even a bucket of water. One man did an attempt by park the horse near a tree so the horse had 40cm of shade.

 

But for the visitors, i counted maybe 20 peoples at the moment we were there, they had many tents for shades. 

16 hours ago, bignok said:

Wow 2 buses of tourists. I was there a few weeks ago. Saw 2 farangs and hardly any Chinese. Most of the horse guys were sitting around.

 

 

Why do you have to complain about every thing

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