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Mae La Luang Viewpoint
Located in Mae La Noi District, Mae Hong Son Province, along the 108 highway to Chiang Mai, this spot serves as a scenic viewpoint along the journey.
Homestay Ban Phamoraw
The Phamalor Homestay features a collective initiative by local residents to provide homestay accommodations in 20 houses for travelers seeking an aut
Salween National Park
The grandeur of the Salween River is not only a natural boundary separating Thailand and Myanmar, but it also tells a story of the way of life and cul
Mae Surin Waterfall National Park
Interesting attractions within the park include: - The Wildlife Conservation and Plant Preservation Project, located adjacent to the park's headquart
Phraya Singhanatracha Monument
Visiting the monument dedicated to the first lord of the city who founded Mae Hong Son is a meaningful experience that highlights the diverse evolutio
Huai Chok Luang
Huai Jok Luang is a conservation tourism destination that preserves its natural beauty. This site is an emerging source for conserving the headwaters
Lawa Village (Lua), Mae La Oop
Lawa may not be as well-known as the Hmong or Lahu tribes, but the village of Lahu in the northern province of Mae Hong Son has emerged as an intrigui
Tham Nam Lod Nature and Wildlife Education Center
Located in the village of Tham Lot, approximately 77 kilometers from the town of Mae Hong Son, this area is an important archaeological site managed b
Ban Karen Mae Ping Arts and Crafts Center
The Karen Artisans' Center in Mae Ping was established to provide the Karen villagers of Mae Ping with additional income, improving their quality of l
Mae Hong Son Provincial Arts and Crafts Center
Purchase handmade products from hill tribe artisans and local Thai communities through the royal initiative project established under the patronage of
Wat Hua Wiang
Wat Hua Wiang was established in 1863 and is the second temple built in Mae Hong Son. The term "Hua Wiang" refers to the central city. It is said that
Wat Saen Thong
This is the first temple in the Mae Sariang district, established in 1793. Although it has undergone renovations that have altered much of its origina
Wat Si Boon Rueang
Wat Si Bunruang was established around 1907, originally named "Wat Mak Kaeng" before changing its name to Wat Si Bunruang in 1947. This temple is reno
Wat Muay Tor
Wat Muai Tor was established in 1889 by Lady Mia, who was the ruler of Mae Hong Son at the time. The name of the temple was derived from the first abb
Wat Phra Non
Admiring the exquisite blend of Burmese architecture and the culture of the Shan people at Wat Phra Non, one cannot help but be captivated. The temple
Wat Phra That Chom Mon
Situated in Ban Khat Subdistrict, it is one of the significant chedis for the people of Mae Sariang, referred to as the "Four Great Chedis." The sacre
Wat Phra That Chom Kitti
Paying homage at the ancient chedi housing the revered relics, which the people of Mae Sariang district hold in high esteem, is a remarkable experienc
Wat Nam Hoo
Pai is not only known for its picturesque rice fields and captivating mountains shrouded in mist but also for its intriguing history waiting to be exp
Wat Chom Chaeng (Wat Phra That Chom Chaeng)
Wat Chom Jang, or Phra That Chom Jang, is located to the east of Mae Sareang district, in Moo 1, Ban Chom Jang, Tambon Mae Sareang, Mae Hong Son Provi
Wat Jong Sung (Wat Utthayarom)
Wat Chong Sung, also known as Wat Uthayarom, is a temple with a unique architectural style located in the Mae Sariang district, distinguished by its a
Wat Kam Ko
Wat Kam Ko, which translates to "flower of the Bunnaak tree" in the Thai Yai language, was established on January 22, 1890, coinciding with the day of
middle temple
Mae Hong Son province is home to some of the most beautifully representative temples of the Thai Yai architectural style in the northern region of Tha
Pai River Cruise
The Pai River is the largest and longest river in Mae Hong Son Province. It originates from the Thong Chai Mountain Range and the Dan Lao Mountain Ran
Pai River
The Pai River is the largest and longest river in Mae Hong Son Province, originating from the Thong Chai mountain range and the Dan Lao mountains in t
Phu Chee Pao
Located within the Mae Hyao Watershed Management Unit, near the blooming fields of sunflowers at Doi Mae Ukor, Phu Chi Fa stands at an elevation of 1,
Mueang Paeng Hot Springs
It is a large hot spring set amidst the mountains, located in the heart of the rice fields of the Ban Muang Paeng community, near the Mae Ping Forest
Tha Pai Hot Spring
Part of the Huai Nam Dang National Park, located near Pai district, this stunning destination is known for its natural hot springs surrounded by lush
Pai
This small district is one of the top tourist destinations in Thailand. Nestled quietly amid the intricate and beautiful mountain ranges, with rice fi
Cycling around Pai
The cycling route from Chiang Mai to Mae Malai and Pai is a challenging trail for mountain bikers. This winding path meanders through valleys, flanked
water house
Visiting the village of the Long Neck Karen is a unique experience, as it requires a boat ride along the Pai River to reach this community. Here, you
Mae Sa Kua Karen House
After traversing a steep mountainous path, you will find yourself greeted by uniquely shaped houses lined along the foothills. This is a sign that you
Nong Haeng Hot Springs
Nong Haeng Hot Springs is a medium-sized hot spring featuring two pools that are perpetually boiling. It can be said to be the hottest spring in Mae H
Pha Bong Hot Spring
Phabong Hot Springs are one of the most popular natural hot spring destinations in Mae Hong Son. Located in Phabong village, Phabong sub-district, wit
Mor Paeng Waterfall
Mo Paeng Waterfall is a popular tourist attraction in Pai District that boasts stunning beauty, rivaling other waterfalls in Mae Hong Son. This medium
Mae U Kho Waterfall
On Doi Mae Ukho, not only is the stunning field of marigolds a sight to behold, but the Mae Ukho Waterfall also adds charm to this mountaintop, making
Mae Yen Waterfall
Mae Yen Waterfall is the most beautiful waterfall in Pai district, nestled amidst the lush greenery of the Huai Nam Dang forest. It is perfect for tho
Pha Suea Waterfall
Experience the mesmerizing beauty of the milky white waters emanating from the Mae Sa Nga River in Myanmar. The Pha Suer Waterfall is classified as a
Pha Bong Waterfall
Phabong Waterfall is located along Highway 108, just 12 kilometers from the town of Mae Hong Son, within the boundaries of the Mae Surin Waterfall Nat
Daowadung Waterfall
The Tubbing Falls, located just 6 kilometers from the district center, is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Mae La Noi and looking to explore a nat
Thung Bua Tong, Doi Mae Ho
Not only does Doi Mae U-kho showcase the beauty of the scenic fields of golden flowers, but Doi Mae Hoh is another destination where you can admire th
Mae Lana Cave
The Maelana Cave stretches an impressive 12 kilometers along the Maelana River. Exploring this cave from start to finish, without taking a break, requ
Ban Mueang Pon Community
Baan Muang Pon is a community of the Tai Yai people that has preserved its unique identity and traditional culture. It is located on Highway 108, conn
OTOP Nawatwithi Tourism Community, Tham Lot Village
Tham Lot Village in Pang Mapha District is a community that has been promoted for tourism by the Community Development Office of Mae Hong Son Province
OTOP Nawatwithi Tourism Community, Ban La-Ub
The Ban La-Ub community in the Mae La Noi district has been promoted for tourism by the Community Development Office of Mae Hong Son Province as an OT
OTOP Nawatwithi Tourism Community, Ban Mae Hoe
The Mae Hae community in the Mae Sariang district has been promoted for tourism by the Office of Community Development in Mae Hong Son as an OTOP (One
OTOP Nawatwithi Tourism Community, Ban Pa Pu
Ban Pa Pu, located in the municipality of Mae Hong Son, is a village that has been promoted for tourism by the Community Development Office of Mae Hon
OTOP Nawatwithi Tourism Community, Ban Tha Pai
Tha Pai is a serene little community located in the Mae Hi sub-district of Pai District, Mae Hong Son Province. It is promoted as an OTOP (One Tambon
OTOP Nawatwithi Tourism Community, Baan Tor Phae
Ton Pae Village, a cultural tourism community in Khun Yuam District, is one of the villages promoted for tourism by the Community Development Office o
Pha Bong Hydroelectric Power Dam
The Phabong Hydroelectric Dam is located in Phabong Subdistrict, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son Province. This dam is situated in a gorge that emerged
Pang Tong Palace
The Pang Tong Royal Villa, or "Pang Tong Highland Development and Research Center," serves as a place for experimentation, research, and promotion of
