The Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle refers to a geographical region in Southeast Asia where the borders of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet. It is historically known for opium production, contributing significantly to the global narcotics trade. Over the years, governments and organizations have worked to reduce drug trafficking in the area and promote alternative livelihoods. Today, the region is also recognized for its rich culture, beautiful landscapes, and growing tourism, offering visitors insights into the diverse traditions and histories of the local ethnic groups.