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Doi Ang Khang possesses a deeply valuable history as the site of the Ang Khang Royal Agricultural Station, the first royal agricultural research station established by King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great (Radama IX) in 1969. The creation of this station began when His Majesty traveled through opium fields and witnessed the shifting cultivation practiced by hill tribes. He initiated a royal project t...
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Huai Nam Dang National Park spans across the rugged highlands of Mae Taeng District in Chiang Mai and Pai District in Mae Hong Son, serving as a vital natural corridor in Northern Thailand. Geographically, it is part of the Thanon Thong Chai Range, acting as a crucial headwater source for several major rivers, including the Mae Taeng and Pai Rivers. The geological landscape is characterized by ste...
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Mon Jam is a famous getaway destination located on a mountain ridge within the Nong Hoi Hmong village area. Originally, this land was a degraded forest used for shifting cultivation. However, through the grace of King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, who established the Nong Hoi Royal Project Development Center, this soil was revitalized into a thriving temperate agricultural hub. Situated at an alti...
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Doi Inthanon National Park, located in Chiang Mai Province, is home to the highest peak in Thailand — Doi Inthanon, standing at 2,565 meters above sea level. The park spans over 482.4 square kilometers and covers parts of Chom Thong, Mae Chaem, Mae Wang, and Doi Lo districts.
Shaped by the Himalayan mountain range, the park features a landscape of rugged high mountains running north to south...
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Doi Luang Chiang Dao stands as a limestone peak reaching 2,225 meters above sea level, featuring distinct geological characteristics that are rare in this region. The landscape from the summit is majestic, characterized by complex mountain ridges, particularly the Pyramid Peak and the Three Brothers Peaks, which are often enveloped in a thick sea of mist during the morning. Visitors can experience...
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Phu Chi Fa is not just an ordinary viewpoint; it is an icon that anyone visiting Chiang Rai simply cannot miss. The name of the peak is derived from its amazing physical characteristic: a stone cliff with a sharp point pointing towards the sky. The tip of this cliff protrudes into Laos, meaning that when you stand at the peak, you experience standing on the edge of the sky with a clear view o...
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Doi Mae Salong or Santikhiri Village, has a fascinating history filled with struggle. It began around 1961 when the 93rd Division of the Chinese Nationalist Army (Kuomintang or KMT) migrated from Burma and established a base on this mountain under the leadership of General Lee Wen-huan and General Tuan Shi-wen. Initially, Doi Mae Salong was a "red zone" troubled by political conflict and drug...
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Doi Samer Dao and Pha Hua Sing are iconic destinations in Nan province, known for their panoramic mountain scenery and enchanting morning sea of mist. This spot attracts countless nature lovers who wish to immerse themselves in the serene beauty of northern Thailand.
What makes this site truly special is its spectacular sunrise and sunset viewpoints. Visitors often camp overnight to witness the sh...
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Doi Mon Chong stands at approximately 1,929 meters above sea level, located on the border between Omkoi District in Chiang Mai and Sam Ngao District in Tak. The terrain is unique for its contrasting geography: one side features gentle, sloping meadows, while the other presents a sheer vertical cliff dropping into the valley below. The name "Mon Chong" comes from the local Lanna language, meaning a...
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Thi Lo Su Waterfall is a gigantic limestone waterfall cascading down a steep cliff over 250–300 meters high. Its powerful flow resonates throughout the valley all year long. The original Karen term “Thi Lo Chue” means “water that falls forcefully and crashes onto the ground”, but the name was later mispronounced as “Thi Lo Su,” which some mistakenly transl...
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Doi Phu Kha National Park is the source of numerous streams and holds an ancient history tied to the legends of Nan’s people. Situated at an altitude of 1,980 meters above sea level, it covers an area of approximately 1,050,000 rai, spanning Pua, Chiang Klang, Thung Chang, Mae Charim, Tha Wang Pha, Santi Suk, and Bo Kluea Districts.
The terrain consists of steep, rugged mountains with stunni...
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Phu Fa Development Center is one of the most important attractions in Nan province, located amidst lush mountains and unspoiled nature. The peaceful environment is perfect for visitors who wish to experience the authentic beauty of the natural landscape.
The center is special for being part of the Royal Project initiated by Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, which promotes sustainability, environmen...
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Phu Tubberk The highest peak in Phetchabun. Just opened for tourists to explore the area soon. But it can be amazing to those who visit so much that they become one in UNSEEN THAILAND you should not miss visiting. At an elevation of 1,768 meters above sea level Cold temperatures all year on the peak. And cabbage farm The vast eye. Eat at the top of the mountain. Phu Kradueng is considered one...
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Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park is a unique travel spot unlike anywhere else in Thailand. It doesn’t just have green forests, but it is also a land full of historical stories and strange-looking geological features. This area is located on the border of three provinces: Phitsanulok, Phetchabun, and Loei. This makes the weather cold almost all year, especially in winter when the temperature ca...
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Phu Soi Dao National Park is the ultimate pride of the Thai trekking scene, especially during the rainy season when lush greenery covers every inch of the landscape. The journey begins with a heart-pounding trek through five brutal hills, starting from Sending Relatives Hill all the way to Death Hill (Neun Morana)a slope so steep that your face almost touches your knees. However, this is the perfe...
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Pang Ung, officially known as the Pang Tong 2 Royal Project (Pang Ung), is a large reservoir on a high mountain peak, surrounded by magnificent pine forests, earning it the nickname "Switzerland of Thailand." It is one of Mae Hong Son province's most popular tourist destinations, attracting visitors to experience its natural beauty, especially during the winter.
This place has a long history. Orig...
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Doi Mae U Kho (Doi Mae U Kho) is a nationally famous natural tourist destination, especially for the beauty of its Mexican Sunflower fields that attract visitors from all over the world during the appropriate season.
This area has a long natural history, where wild Mexican Sunflowers have grown densely and spread to cover the entire mountain, creating an exceptionally beautiful natural phenomenon....
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Chae Son Hot Springs is one of the most famous natural attractions in Lampang Province, located within Chae Son National Park. Nature created this site through a geological phenomenon where hot water emerges from the ground through various rock formations, spreading across an area of over 3 rai (approx. 1.2 acres). Its significance to the province is being the Thai Onsen, attracting people to...
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Phu Kradueng National Park is a sandstone table-top mountain shaped like an inverted bell, covering approximately 348 square kilometers (217,575 rai). It was declared Thailand’s second national park in 1959 (B.E. 2502).
The summit plateau is about 60 square kilometers, serving as the main area for overnight stays and nature exploration. The Wang Kwang Visitor Center provides accommodation, c...
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Pha Taem National Park is located in Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, covering an area of about 340 square kilometers. The terrain is mainly composed of rugged high mountains, cliffs along the Mekong River, dry dipterocarp forests, mixed deciduous forests, and natural rock plateaus, home to diverse flora and fauna.
Before it was declared a national park, the Pha Taem area had been ...
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Kiriwong Village is an ancient settlement located at the foothills of Khao Luang, the highest mountain range in southern Thailand. The village was originally known as “Ban Khun Nam,” referring to its location near natural water sources, before later being renamed “Kiriwong,” meaning a village encircled by mountains. The community covers an area of more than 8,173 rai and is...
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Comprising largely jungle with complex mountain ranges, the park contains a great deal of flora and fauna. Its cover by the evergreen forest mountai and jungle thyat surely you will enjoy your visitation on this place. It is a fantastic place to go on vacation. Elephant trekking, trekking on foot, canoeing and jeep safaris are all possible activities, which will give you the experience of a l...
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