Huai Kon

Huay Kon (Thai: ห้วยโก๋น) is a Thai border village, the centre of the subdistrict (tambon) of the same name, 132 km (82 mi) north of Nan, in Chaloem Phra Kiat District, Nan across from Muang Ngeum, Laos.

Surroundings

The crossing had been opened to traffic heading for Pak Beng and beyond along Laos Highway 4 (Muang Xai, etc.). A newly constructed road through steep mountains to Luang Prabang will cut 4 hours off the time between LP and Nan, Thailand beginning July 1, 2019 and serves as an alternative to overnight stay and transfer the next day to river boat from Pak Beng to LP.^[1] It seems this border does not allow motorbikes to cross.

References

^ "The road from Nan to Luang Prabang opens". TR Weekly. Retrieved 1 July 2019.

Borders of Thailand and international crossings

Cambodia	Aranyaprathet (Poipet) Ban Pakard (Phsar Prom to Pailin) Ban Laem (Daun Laem, Kamrieng) Ban Khao Din, Khlong Hat District (Sampov Lun and Phnom Dai) Hat Lek of Khlong Yai (Koh Kong) Chong Jom, Kap Choeng District (O Smach) Chong Sa Ngam (Anlong Veng)
Laos	Mukdahan ( Savannakhet) Ubon to Chong Mek (Vang Tao to Pakse) Nakhon Phanom (Thakhek) Nong Khai and Ban Mo (Vientiane) Nan to Huai Kon (Muang Ngeun) Loei to Tha Li (Nam Hueng) Chiang Khong (Huay Xai) Ban Sop Ruak, Chiang Saen (Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone) Bueng Kan (Paksan) Dan Pudu (to Pak Lay)
Myanmar	Mae Sot (Myawaddy) Mae Sai (Tachilek) Ban Sop Ruak, Chiang Saen (Paradise Resort Golden Triangle) Ranong (Kawthaung) Phu Nam Ron (Htee Khee) Singkhon Pass) (Maw Daung) Sangkhla Buri and Three Pagodas Pass (Payathonzu) Bong Ti (Sinbyudaing) Nong Uk (Namaklwe)
Indonesia	Phuket (Port of Belawan)
Malaysia	Padang Besar, Thailand (Padang Besar, Malaysia) Wang Prachan (Wang Kelian) Sadao (Bukit Kayu Hitam, Changlun) Tak Bai to Ban Ta Ba (Pengkalan Kubor) Sungai Kolok (Rantau Panjang) Buke Ta (Bukit Bunga) Betong (Bukit Berapit) Laem Thammalang or Ko Lipe (Langkawi) Ban Prakop (Kota Putra/Durian Burung)