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Mae Kampong Village has a long history of settlement dating back over 100 years. It was founded by a group of villagers who migrated from nearby districts to cultivate Miang (wild tea leaves), which has been the primary economic crop of the community since the past. The village's name originates from the beauty of nature; Kampong is the name of a yellow and red wild flower that commonly grows alon...
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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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Wiang Kum Kam is an ancient city (meaning "walled city") located in Saraphi District in the northern region of Thailand, around 3 km (1.9 mi) south of the southeastern corner of Chiang Mai's city Centre.According to the chronicles and archaeological evidence, the old city was built by King Mangrai around the latter part of the 13th century....
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Pha Cho (Mae Wang National Park) was named Grand Canyon, Thailand. High cliffs, which have been eroded for many years. It is a beautiful natural sculpture.
The cliff is formed by the Ping River. This is the path of the Ping River thousands of years ago. And the direction to make the sediment layer. Beautiful and large patterns. The height of about 30 meters wide. Wicked pattern It's hard to find....
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The village is overlooked by a striking hilltop Buddhist temple known as Wat Tha Ton. One of these is the Standing Buddha,over 35 feet tall....
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This national park offers a breathtaking view of the natural scenery of a steep river valley amidst scenic mountains and teak forests. It is about 105 kilometers from Chiang Mai town on Highway 108....
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Bo Kaeo Pine Tree Garden officially known as the Bo Kaeo Silvicultural Research Station, was established in 1966 as part of a research project to survey raw materials for paper pulp. Various species of pine, both indigenous and exotic, were experimentally planted here. Situated at an altitude of approximately 1,100 meters above sea level, the park enjoys a cool climate and ideal humidity for ...
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Wat Chan Royal Project is situated at Baan Den, Chang Mai Province 3-4 drive from Chiang Mai. Can visit Karen traditional and culture places, trekking sites and more nature things to see.
The project is divided into 1,000 acres planted each year, each family 40 acres and maintained for a period of five years to today. The government subsidized the planting approximately 9,400 a...
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Baan Rabiang Na Pa Bong Piang is a homestay-style accommodation located in Pa Bong Piang Village, a settlement of the Pga K’nyau (Karen) hill tribe. It is situated in the high altitude area of Mae Chaem, connecting to Doi Inthanon. This area is widely acclaimed as the most beautiful rice terraces in Thailand. Because of the steep mountain terrain, villagers must grow rice in steps along the ...
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New Homestay Kowit Maechaem Farmhouse with a view of the land, the smell of rice and the wind with the grass to enjoy the green stairs. Free Kantoke food
There are only two rooms here, called Private, including the raw and fresh nature of the mountains, trees, mist, water stream.
In addition, guests who come to the cottage with private car. We have the service to visit Mae Chaem and ...
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Mok Fa Waterfall is in the area of Doi Suthep-Doi Pui National Park. Admission fee is 200 Baht each. A ticket is applicable for the particular national park named in the ticket only e.g. here: allow you to enter for another 3 waterfalls which are located in Doi Suthep-Doi Pui National Park, namely Monthathan, Tad Mok and Mae Sa Waterfalls, not for Pong Duad PaPae or Huay Nam Dang. The ticket is va...
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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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Chiang Mai Night Safari is a world-class "Nature Theme Park" and is recognized as the largest nocturnal zoo in the world. Located at the foot of Doi Suthep-Pui National Park on over 300 acres of land, this park is not just a typical zoo. It is specifically designed to allow visitors to observe the natural behaviors of wild animals during the night, which is when many species are most active and al...
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Tea Plantation and Strawberry Plantation The ladder is arranged in a sloping hill. The sun is soft. With mist in the morning. Within a beautiful little valley some days. Can see the mother....
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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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Pushed up against the border with Myanmar, the mountain valleys around Doi Ang Khang (ดอยอ่างขาง) are known locally as 'Little Switzerland' thanks to the cool climate, which gets cold enough for frost in January, but really the resemblance ends there. Instead of chalets and yodelling you'll find peaceful green valleys full of temperate flowers and plantations of 'exotic' – to the Thais at le...
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The Royal Agricultural Station Angkhang was established as the first research station under the Royal Project, following the initiative of His Majesty the King. His Majesty intended for the hill tribes living in various northern mountains to stop growing opium and practicing shifting cultivation, which had been major causes of forest destruction and watershed degradation.
Originally a bald mountai...
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Strawberry fields planted along the hillsides along the Thai-Myanmar border. The fields are terraced and descending. In the morning, you will see warm sunlight shining down with the morning mist. Along the hillsides behind you, you will see bright red strawberries in the fields amidst the cold weather. You can also see the way of life of the hilltribe villagers who come to pick fresh strawberries ...
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Fang Hot Springs has a long history as a major geothermal energy source in Northern Thailand. It is located within the area managed by Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park (formerly known as Mae Fang National Park). This site features a cluster of over 50 hot spring pools scattered across more than 10 rai. Its history began as a geological phenomenon where high-temperature water (approx. 80-100°C) er...
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Village on the border of Myanmar. If you look to the Burmese side. Myanmar is the base.
Located about 1 km away ...
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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 ...
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Huay Tueng Thao Reservoir is much more than just a source of irrigation for local agriculture; it has been thoughtfully developed into one of the most vital recreational spots in Mae Rim district, managed by the 7th Infantry Division. This area acts as an oasis located just a short distance from the bustling Chiang Mai city center, allowing visitors to escape the chaos and immerse themselves in th...
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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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The View Point Km 41 is located at kilometer 41 on the Chom Thong–Doi Inthanon road. This viewpoint sits just before the Twin Pagodas. It’s among the most breathtaking sunrise and mist-viewing spots in Doi Inthanon National Park. During the cool season (October–March), the area is often covered by dense morning fog over layered mountains.
Visitors can stop their cars right ...
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Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail holds significant history as one of the pioneer ecotourism projects under Doi Inthanon National Park. In the local Northern dialect, "Kew" means a narrow and tapering mountain ridge, while "Mae Pan" refers to the stream flowing below. This trail was developed to be the most complete "nature classroom," focusing on educating visitors about headwater ecosystems and the inter...
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Mae Ya Waterfall is one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand. It is located in the southern part of Doi Inthanon National Park. This waterfall originates from Mae Ya Creek, which flows down from a steep cliff with a total height of approximately 260 meters. The waterfall is very wide and flows down in steps over more than 30 tiers of stacked rocks. This creates a view of white ...
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Wachirathan Waterfall is one of the most stunning and powerful waterfalls within Doi Inthanon National Park. The water originates from Mae Klang Creek before plunging 70 meters down a sheer granite cliff. The force of the fall creates a clean, white spray that mists the surrounding rocks and lush vegetation, providing a refreshing and cool atmosphere for all visitors.
A unique feature that ch...
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Phra Maha That Naphamethanidon and Phra Maha That Naphaphonphumisiri are sacred monuments built by the Royal Thai Air Force in collaboration with the Thai people. They were established as a royal merit-making tribute to King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great (Rama IX) and Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, on the auspicious occasion of their respective 60th birthdays (5th cycle). Situated near the&n...
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The Royal Agricultural Station Inthanon is a significant highland temperate plant research station under the Royal Project Foundation, situated on Doi Inthanon, the highest mountain in Thailand. It serves as a vital hub for researching, collecting, and producing various species of temperate flowers and ornamental plants. Additionally, the station cultivates herbs and small temperate fruits distrib...
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One of the distinctive activities to do when visiting here is to appreciate awe-inspiring views of terraced paddy fields. In rainy season, particularly from September to mid October, the whole landscape of Ban Mae Klang Luang is magnificently covered by a thin layer of fog and verdant rice terraces in descending order. The most second beautiful time to visit is between late October and early Novem...
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Wat Sri Suphan is located in the Wualai Silverware Community, an important Buddhist site that has been part of Chiang Mai for over five centuries.
The Silver Ubosot
Innovation and Art: A masterpiece showcasing the wisdom and craftsmanship of local artisans from Wualai, using repoussé and engraving techniques on metal plates to decorate the entire ubosot.
Stories and Designs: The walls a...
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is far more than just a landmark — it is regarded as the most sacred temple in Northern Thailand and the spiritual symbol of the Lanna people. Founded in 1383 CE (B.E. 1929) under King Kuena of the Lanna Kingdom, its construction represented both a political and spiritual cornerstone. Establishing a great reliquary temple reinforced the king’s authority while s...
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Bhubing Palace is a royal residence built on Doi Buak Ha (meaning a hilltop covered with marshes and Phu Wa trees) in Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District. It is located at an elevation of 1,373.197 meters above sea level. His Majesty King Rama IX graciously ordered its construction in 1961.
Origin of the Palace and Name: The palace was constructed due to Chiang Mai’s cool climate,...
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Suan Dok Temple has a history dating back over 600 years, beginning during the reign of King Kue Na, the 6th ruler of the Mengrai Dynasty. In the past, this area was a vast flower garden filled with Phayom trees (Sweet Shorea), which spread a fragrant scent throughout the region. This is why the area was called the Phayom Flower Garden. Later, in 1371, the King dedicated his private gard...
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Tha Phae Walking Street, also known as the Sunday Walking Street, transforms Ratchadamnoen Road into the busiest and most vibrant open-air market in Chiang Mai’s old city on Sunday evenings.
Schedule and Route
Open every Sunday from 17:00 – 22:00 (the road closes to traffic from 16:00 onward)
Route: Starting at Tha Phae Gate and continuing along Ratchadamnoen Road to Wat Phra Singh...
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Pha Dok Siew Waterfall (Pha Dok Siew Waterfall)—known to many as "Rak Jang Waterfall" after a Thai movie filmed here—offers one of the most authentic and rewarding trekking routes in Doi Inthanon National Park, the “Roof of Thailand.” The trail is community-managed by the Karen Hill Tribe, who live in harmony with the forest and guide visitors through their ancestral land.
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This botanical garden, which covers a mountainous area of 560 acres, is located around Km. 12 along the Mae Rim-Samoeng route. This international botanical garden with a fine collection of Thai and foreign plants exhibited according to species and climate was established in 1992 to honor Queen Sirikit. ...
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Ton Kwen Temple officially known as Inthrawat Temple is located in Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai. It is an ancient temple of immense historical and cultural significance. Currently, it has gained massive popularity among tourists from around the world as it is one of the few temples that has perfectly preserved its original Lanna architecture. It has been recognized by the Association ...
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The temple was built according to Lanna Art. The temple is beautifully beautiful with Lanna Thai art. It is a mental retreat. Attract people to the temple. View the beauty hidden behind the rules. It is a trick to draw people to the temple to purify the mind. And absorb the teachings. As well as visiting this Buddhist temple.
There is also a chapel, a lintel, a temple, Inthakil. Golden Teap...
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Khun Chang Khian, officially known as the Highland Agricultural Research and Training Center, Khun Chang Khian, is situated in the upper area of Doi Suthep. It operates under the Faculty of Agriculture, Chiang Mai University, and plays an important role in both natural tourism and agricultural research.
From an agricultural perspective, the center is a major hub for researching high-quality temper...
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