I am feeling a little lazy today. Before I start pouring over my Thai-Maps, does anyone know where the town (or village or whatever) named "Chok Chai" is?

Thanks!

The only famous "Chok-chai" that I know of is the area along the Ladprao rd. in Bkk- on the way to Bangkapi. Just somewhere in the middle distance of this Ladprao rd. strip.

Edited December 6, 200619 yr by BKK90210

I am feeling a little lazy today. Before I start pouring over my Thai-Maps, does anyone know where the town (or village or whatever) named "Chok Chai" is?

Thanks!

Yes

1)chok chai farm .. farm ,meat and dairy products

http://www.farmchokchai.com/en/chokchai_main.asp

2) Amphoe Chok Chai,Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) Thailand

Longitude: 102.1166667

Latitude: 14.7166667

(nakhon ratchasima aka.korat's map )

No.7 = chok chai

3) Soi Chokchai4 a branch from Ladprao Rd

Edited December 6, 200619 yr by BambinA

Thanks Guys. Good work!

Cheers.

Just thought I should add the location of Chok Chai outside Bangkok is not really all the way to Korat. It is actually right near Pak Chong - which is about 18 Km from Muak Lek, which is turn is about 40 Km from downtown Saraburi. I used to live there.

I'd suggest you go up to the farm since they've got lots of things for display and for entertainment.

Yes and the 'T bone steaks are gorgeous: Takes us about 2 half hours from Huairat to get a nice steak sometimes its a nice run out, hitting Korat on the way

They have a camping site, trekking trip and lot of activities to do. I went there once fo work.. its a nice place.

I'm going there next week. I hope the weather cools down a bit.

Just thought I should add the location of Chok Chai outside Bangkok is not really all the way to Korat. It is actually right near Pak Chong - which is about 18 Km from Muak Lek, which is turn is about 40 Km from downtown Saraburi. I used to live there.

I'd suggest you go up to the farm since they've got lots of things for display and for entertainment.

Even though your advice is given with all good intent it's not quite correct Chok Chai is indeed close to Korat (old name) Yes you do turn off at Pak Chok veering left then swinging right for about 40 kms to the town of Chok Chai - it depends upon what you want to visit as quite naer Chok Chai is a small town where old time pottery art is still practised.

Refer to BambinA map reference and it will plonk you right in the middle of town I am sure.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphoe_Chok_Chai

Edited December 7, 200619 yr by mijan24

Just thought I should add the location of Chok Chai outside Bangkok is not really all the way to Korat. It is actually right near Pak Chong - which is about 18 Km from Muak Lek, which is turn is about 40 Km from downtown Saraburi. I used to live there.

I'd suggest you go up to the farm since they've got lots of things for display and for entertainment.

Even though your advice is given with all good intent it's not quite correct Chok Chai is indeed close to Korat (old name) Yes you do turn off at Pak Chok veering left then swinging right for about 40 kms to the town of Chok Chai - it depends upon what you want to visit as quite naer Chok Chai is a small town where old time pottery art is still practised.

Refer to BambinA map reference and it will plonk you right in the middle of town I am sure.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphoe_Chok_Chai

Thanks for the comment. I should have checked what the OP was looking for. Someone was referring to the ChokChai Farm and hence my comments were only referring to the that farm.

Go to:

http://www.clickthai.de/Map/index.html

and select 'Nakhon Ratchasima'. Chok Chai is immediately south on the 224.