Choui Fong Tea Plantation is one of the largest green tea producers in Chiang Rai, with a history spanning over 40 years. The name Choui Fong in Chinese means Green Mountain, which perfectly describes the landscape. Spread across more than 1,000 rai in Mae Chan district, its standout feature is the meticulously organized terraced tea rows that spiral around the hills. This creates a refreshing and aesthetically pleasing view from every angle.

The atmosphere at Choui Fong is modern and accessible for all ages. A major highlight is the Cafe and Restaurant, designed in a sleek, modern style with open spaces. There are rooftop decks where you can catch the breeze and take panoramic photos of the fields. The cafe buildings have even won international architectural awards (The Architizer A+ Awards), blending nature and modern design seamlessly.

For foodies, Choui Fong is famous for its premium green tea menus sourced directly from the plantation. Signature items include Matcha Green Tea Latte, Green Tea Cake, and rich Green Tea Ice Cream. These unique flavors come from the careful cultivation and selection of tea leaves. Besides desserts, there are savory dishes using fresh tea leaves, such as Spicy Tuna Salad with tea leaves or various pasta dishes, offering a healthy and novel taste experience.

Beyond the cafe, tourists love walking through the tea rows or renting tea-picking baskets for photos to play the part of a Tea Farmer. In the morning, you might see workers diligently picking tea tips, reflecting a beautiful agricultural way of life. There is also a souvenir shop offering a wide variety of dried teas, including Oolong and Green tea, as well as tea-making accessories.

We invite you to rest your eyes on the greenery of one of Chiang Rai's largest tea plantations. Sip warm tea and breathe in the fresh air. Choui Fong Tea Plantation will surely provide a simple yet premium experience for your Chiang Rai trip.

• Private Car: From Chiang Rai city, take Highway 1 toward Mae Sai. At Mae Chan, turn left toward Mae Ai (Highway 1089) and follow the signs to Choui Fong. The road is well-paved.

• Public Transport: Take a bus or van toward Mae Sai, get off at Mae Chan Market, and hire a local songthaew or taxi to the plantation.

• Best Visiting Times: Visit in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the strong sun and get the best lighting for photos.

• Dress Code: Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen as the plantation area is quite open.

• Souvenirs: Don't miss buying dried tea leaves; they are of high quality and more affordable than in malls.

• Respect the Site: Please do not pluck fresh tea leaves without permission and help keep the plantation area clean.

Admission Fee:

• Free entry to the plantation.

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 08:30 AM – 05:30 PM.