Baan Hmong Khun Chang Khian is located not far beyond the Doi Pui viewpoint and is a popular agricultural and cultural tourism destination during the winter season.

Strawberries

• Harvesting Season: December – February (Please check the weather conditions before traveling).

• Activities: Tourists can visit the gardens and pick strawberries themselves from the Hmong people's farms. There is usually a small entrance fee, and the price is calculated based on the weight picked.

Nang Phaya Sua Khrong Blossoms

• Viewpoint: This is the most beautiful and closest place to the city to see Thai Sakura.

• Blooming Season: Late December – Mid-January

Travel Precautions

• The road up to Khun Chang Khian from Doi Pui is very narrow and steep. Use extreme caution or use the services of a red songthaew (shared taxi) with an experienced driver.

• Drive along Sri Wichai Road, passing Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and the Hmong Village Doi Pui, then drive up another approximately 4–6 kilometers.

• Red Car (Songthaew): It is recommended to park your car at the parking lot of Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and then hire or negotiate a ride on a red songthaew up to Khun Chang Khian.

• Strawberry Season: December – February

• Nang Phaya Sua Khrong Blossom Season: Late December – Mid-January

• Driving: If traveling during peak season with heavy traffic, it is recommended to use a taxi service for safety.

• Clothing: Prepare warm clothes as the weather is cool throughout the year, especially in the morning and evening.

• Entrance Fee: Prepare cash for strawberry garden fees.

Admission Fee/Service Fee:

• Research Station: No admission fee (there may be an entrance fee for local strawberry gardens of 10–20 baht).

Opening Hours:

• Not specified, should check with the station before traveling.