Ban Hmong Strawberry Farm becomes the ultimate Golden Hour destination when the winter breeze sweeps through Chiang Mai from January to February. During this peak season, the entire village is painted in soft pink by the blooming Wild Himalayan Cherry blossoms, also known as Thailand’s Sakura, which show off their beauty in the chilling mountain air. The must-visit highlight is the Strawberry Farms owned by the Hmong villagers, terraced along the mountainsides. Here, you can experience walking through fields filled with bright red Phra Ratchathan 80 strawberries, famous for being sweet, juicy, and uniquely fragrant. Seeing the hill-tribe way of life amidst the white mist and pink floral landscapes is an instant energy boost for any traveler.

Khun Chang Kian Strawberry Farm and its surrounding village offer much more than just flowers and fruit; there are plenty of activities to dive into. You can start by renting colorful Hmong traditional outfits for a themed photo session that is guaranteed to light up your social media feed. Afterward, take a break with a cup of Khun Chang Kian Coffee, authentic Arabica beans grown and roasted right on the mountain, providing a rich aroma that perfectly counters the cold weather. The village also features local eateries and stalls selling forest goods like fresh plums, persimmons, and handmade crafts. A walk into the heart of the village allows you to witness the traditional lifestyle, see terraced farming, and exchange smiles with friendly Hmong children, giving the area a soul that goes beyond just being a tourist attraction.

Khun Chang Kian Strawberry Farm provides premium photo opportunities for content creators, from the pink floral tunnels arching over the roads to panoramic views of strawberry fields set against a backdrop of complex mountain ranges. For those seeking tranquility, arriving at dawn to watch the sunrise through the sea of mist flowing between the ridges is highly recommended. Tasting large strawberries picked straight from the plant in single-digit temperatures is a blissful experience you won't find anywhere else. Khun Chang Kian is truly the perfect meeting point between nature and happiness during the winter season.

• 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:

• Village and Research Station Area: Free of charge.

• Strawberry Farms: For those wishing to enter for photography or strawberry picking, some private farms may charge an entry fee of approximately 20 - 40 THB per person.

Opening Hours:

• General Visiting Hours: Open daily from 08:30 AM – 04:30 PM.

• Baan Hmong Khun Chang Kian (Village Area): Visitors can stroll through the village and observe the local way of life throughout the day until early evening.