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Siam Garden Bungalows and Organic Farm

Siam Garden Bungalows and Organic Farm, in Thung Chang, Nan Thailand, covers an area of two hectares and is a budget and comfortable starting point to discover Thung Chang and the north of Nan Province in northern Thailand.


The Siam Garden - GPS N19.39000 E100.88100 - covers an area of two hectares, with 4 bungalows and the organic farm with rice fields, fruit trees, vegetable gardens and flowers. Siam Garden | BungalowsThe Siam Garden has 4 bungalows, with different sizes, from 350 to 550 Baht. Prices change according to season, length of stay and the use of fan or air-condition. All bungalows have en suite bathroom (hot shower) and balcony.

Thung Chang, Nan Thailand | Hiking - Trekking - Excursion In Thung Chang there are Hmong, Lua, Khamu, Tai Lue and Khunmuang ethnic minorities villages.
There are two waterfalls and the Nan river with nice swimming spots and an elevated wooden bridge.
In Thung Chang there are some nice temples (like Wat Thueng Phueng with a Buddha statue of the 14th c…
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Bungalows from 350 to 600 Baht

The Siam Garden has 4 bungalows surrounded by nature, with different sizes, from 18 to 24 square meters. Fan or air-con, TV, WiFi, water kettle, free water and coffee, en suite bathroom with hot shower, balcony, mountains and garden view.


The Siam Garden in Thung Chang, Nan province, covers an area of two hectares, and our bungalows are in the middle of nature.

Prices for the bungalows change according to type of bungalow, season, length of stay and the use of fan or air-condition.
Siam Garden | Bungalow n.1 18 square meters with Queen size bed


Prices with fan: From 350 to 400 Baht

Siam Garden | Bungalows n.2 and 3 21 square meters with King Size bed (twin beds on demand)


Prices with fan:
From 400 to 500 Baht

Prices with air-condition:
From 500 to 600 Baht

Siam Garden | Bungalows n.4 24 square meters with twin beds


Prices with fan:
From 400 to 500 Baht

Prices with air-condition:
From 500 to 600 Baht

Extra bed 100 Baht per day (maximum 2 extra beds)
Siam Garden | Facilities At the Siam…
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Siam Garden | The kitchen

In our kitchen we serve Thai, local, breakfast (home made bread) and Italian food. We use our organic rice, garden salad and vegetables, and we cook with sunflower, coconut and extra virgin olive oil. No MSG. As we use only fresh ingredients, we have a daily menu.



Home made bread, Bruschetta, Focaccia and PizzaSalads and vegetarian dishes Italian Pasta (Spaghetti - Penne - Fusilli - Linguine)Thai food You can enjoy your food and drinks on the balcony of your balcony or in the "Communal Sala" (Gazebo) with a nice view of the fields and the nearby mountains.

Siam Garden | Breakfast For breakfast we serve home made bread every day. Twice a week we also have home made fruit cakes or pancakes with local forest honey or fruit.
We buy eggs from a local farmer, and you can order it any style. We also offer butter and quality jam/marmalade (sometimes home made).
At Siam Garden you also find local grown coffee - filter coffee machine - and local herbal teas.

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Hiking - Trekking - Excursions

Ethnic minorities villages, waterfalls, the Nan river with swimming spots and elevated wooden bridge, the Mani Phruek National Park area, with 9 caves including Tham Pha Phueng (the deepest of Thailand), Doi Pha Phueng (peak and view point), a Hmong sanctuary and a botanical garden.


All the excursions, hiking and trekking are not "organized". You can "do it yourself", without agencies. We provide info ad free detailed map for every excursion.


In Thung Chang there are Hmong, Lua, Khamu, Tai Lue and Khunmuang ethnic minorities villages.  Thung Chang | The western mountains Among the mountains west of Thung Chang there are the villages of Ban Huai Sataeng (Lua), Ban Phukum (Lua), Ban Nam Sod (Hmong), Ban Nam Sod 2 (Lua and Khamu), Ban Nam Pho (Lua), Ban Nam Phi (Lua) and Ban Huay Paan (Lua). 
Distances from Siam Garden:
Ban Huai Sataeng - 19 km Ban Phukum - 16 km Ban Nam Sod - 10 km Ban Nam Pho - 9 km Ban Nam Phi - 7 km Ban Huay Paan - 8 km
All these villages are also…
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Thailand-Laos border

The Siam Garden is well located on the way to the international Thailand-Laos border of Huai Kon-Muang Ngeun. A new off the beaten tracks route to Pakbeng, Luang Prabang and northern Laos.


Thung Chang | To the Huay Kon-Muang Ngeun border From Thung Chang to the international Thailand-Laos border (50 km) there are five minivans a day. These are the minivans Den Chai-Phrae-Nan-Thung Chang-Huai Kon border. Minivans cannot be booked in advance. The trip takes an hour. From Siam Garden it is also possible to rent a local taxi.

From the Thai border immigration point there is a collective tuk-tuk (20 Baht per person) to the Lao border immigration point (about two kilometers of "nobody's land") where you get a Laos visa on arrival valid for 30 days. It is also possible to walk through the two kilometers "nobody's land".

Prices for the Laos visa change by nationalities. Normally is about 30-35 dollars. It is possible to pay also in Thai Baht. The tuk-tuk can then br…
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Siam Garden | Organic Farm

The Siam Garden Organic Farm covers an area of two hectares with rice fields, fruit trees, banana plantation, vegetable gardens and flowers. At the farm we pursue the principles of natural farming and permaculture.


The Thai farm project started to take shape in 2009, when we bought the land.

The vision was to create a place to grow fruits and vegetables in a natural way, without any chemicals, using organic and permaculture principles, trying slowly to achieve food self-sufficiency at least for these products.

A place where to live a simple life surrounded by nature.

In our organic farm we grow Hom Mali Thai rice, Rice-berry Thai rice and San Pa Tong sticky rice.

We have many fruit trees like mango, guava, rose apple, star fruit, jack fruit, limes, rambutan, pomelo, lychee, custard apple, star gooseberry, langsart, longan, banana, papaya, pineapple, tamarind and dragon fruit.

Depending from the season, we also grow tomatoes, aubergines, spinach, peppers, chili, melon, broccoli, caulif…
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