The province of Loei is well known for its cool climate, winter flowers, national parks and magnificent mountains. To the north, the Mekong river forms a natural boundary between Thailand and Laos. Along its southern bank runs a road of unrivalled scenic beauty, where the gardens of AGALIN lie hidden from world.

AGALIN is more than a boutique resort. It was conceived as a winter retreat by khun AMNAD KHITAPANNA, one of Thailand's leading architects and designers, At Agalin the emphasis is on peace and privacy, with six individual buildings spaced relatively far apart, each with access to its own garden. At the centre is the mural decorated Agalin Hall, which houses a growing collection of portraits and artifacts. The Hall is used on occasion for performances and shows by local artists, and is perfect for baronial-style dining. The gardens of AGALIN cover an area of 15 acres, and are available for the pleasure and recreation of all its guests.