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Bannolae

Village on the border of Myanmar. If you look to the Burmese side. Myanmar is the base.
Located about 1 km away ... read more

Hmong Village or Baan Hmong Mae Sa Mai

This Hmong village has preserved their simple but splendid traditions and lifestyles.... read more

Pakayaw Ban Wat Chan

Adding to the charm is a pond that gets blanketed with fog in the mornings, and if you come during winter you will probably even see frost on the grass. Temperatures here can dip to five degrees Celsius at night, so be sure to bring plenty of warm clothing or else you might end up having to do a little more shopping at the weaving centre than you'd planned.... read more

Khop Dong Village

This village is a home of Hhome or Musoe hilltribes who believe in ghosts and spirits and still hold this belief with their simple ways of life. Nearby is Doi Angkhang Royal Project which has supported the hilltribe villagers to promote agriculture and handicrafts. The Young Local Guide Project is underway to guide visitors on the local lifestyle and beliefs, as well as to create ... read more

Doi Pui Tribal Village

Doi Pui Peak has a cold weather all the year. Bird watching is an activity here where more than 300 species of birds live. There's an area for tent camping that can accommodate up to 250 visitors.... read more

Hmong village

The Hmong live in houses that sit right on the ground, not on stilts as do most on the other tribes. However, the main floor of their houses is not at ground level, but rests upon a kind of above-ground basement or root cellar that they use for food storage. Moreover, their house-fronts slope outward and downward, an architectural feature that is the trademark of their villages.
The Hmong are a di... read more

Akha House

The population is about 62 families on the hills. Nearby The garden by the Royal Initiative of HRH Princess Sirindhorn. The area of about 30 rai that Thai people do not have the opportunity to go abroad. Central park has a sculpture of Misiem Yipinsoi. Another one of the villagers is to grow tea and coffee to sell for a living.

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Doi Saen Chai

Doi Saen Chai is 5 kilometres beyond the Welfare Centre, this Akha hilltribe village can be reached solely by 4-wheel drive vehicles.... read more

Mae Ping Karen Village

Mae Ping Karen Village is located in Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province. It is a village of the Pga K'nyau (or Karen) hill tribe, well-known for its long-standing preservation of local culture and wisdom.
The village has collaborated with the government to establish the Mae Ping Karen Village Royal Folk Arts and Crafts Center to promote and develop supplementary occupations for the villagers. Thi... read more

Ban Rak Thai Village

Ban Rak Thai Village, also known as "The Village of Thai Love," is a small settlement near the Thai–Myanmar border in Mueang Mae Hong Son. It is renowned for its authentic Yunnan-Chinese atmosphere, nestled amid tranquil hills and centered around a peaceful lake. Its signature clay houses, tea plantations, and laid-back charm have made it a popular winter retreat.
What makes Ban Rak Thai uni... read more

Ruam Thai Village

Ruam Thai Village (Ruam Thai Village), or as tourists popularly call it, Pang Ung**, is a significant place famous for its beautiful natural scenery that feels like it's from another country.
Originally, this area was established under the Pang Tong Royal Project 2 (Pang Ung) with the objective of improving the livelihood of the local people and restoring the forests to their full richne... read more