Karen People Karen People are one of the most frequently-found ethnic tribes in Thailand. Their lives contain many parts of interesting lifestyles and cultures. There are no certain stories about where Karen People originated from. However, according to the data, there are about 1,993 Karen villages, 69,353 Karen families and 352,295 Karen population. These are
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Wat Phra That Jom Mon ‘Sparkling and amazing’ There are 4 temples with the name ‘Chom’: Wat Phra That Chom Chaeng, Wat Phra That Chom Kitti, Wat Phra That Chom Tong, and, of course, Wat Phra That Jom Mon. All of these are in Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand. According to the legend, it says
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Wat Phra That Jom Jaeng ‘See the sparkling ubosot.’ Here comes another temple from the ‘Chom’ group. Wat Phra That Jom Jaeng is closest to Mae Sariang County, being compared to the other three. The temple is full of stunning architectures, which are mostly Lanna-integrated. First, you would want to get to the ubosot. The
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Wat Phra That Chom Kitti ‘Pay respect to Buddha’s relics.’ This temple is one of the four temples of Mae Hong Son with the word ‘Chom’ in their names. For Wat Phra That Chom Kitti, the name is based on the local language, which means ‘downtown people’. Let’s learn about it’s historic story. Long time
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Wat Phra That Chom Tong ‘How would you miss this historic temple? Wat Phra That Chom Tong is also known as Wat Chom Tong. It’s a temple in Mae Sariang County, Mae Hong Son Province. What makes this temple a holy and interesting place is that Buddha’s relics are stored here. A part of Buddha’s
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Wat Sri Don Chai ‘Pay respect to Phra Buddha Sihing.’ How would you miss a chance to visit this ancient temple? Do you know that Wat Sri Don Chai is over 700 years old? The temple is the first temple of Pai County. It was built in 1478. After its establishment, ‘Phra Buddha Sihing’, a
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Thom Pai Elephant Camp ‘The first elephant camp of Pai County’ Elephants are symbols of Thailand. Therefore, if you’re planning to visit Thailand, don’t forget to make a stop at an elephant camp to visit Thai elephants too. Regularly, elephant camps are located in countryside areas, in order to let elephants live their lives happily
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Phu Chi Per ‘A good sightseeing spot that people barely know’ It’s a pity that there aren’t many people who know this breath-taking place. Phu Chi Per is somewhere that you must go for once! Judging from all those mountains around, we can tell you that this place is truly a heaven! It’s super romantic.
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Ban La Oub ‘Feel the touch of an ethnic community.’ In case you’re looking forward to go to somewhere traditional and relaxing, let’s keep this place as one of your choices. Ban La Oub is an ethnic community in Mae La Noi Province. It’s been inhabited by Lawa people for over a century. You can
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Ban Cha Bo ‘Meet Lahu people.’ There are many communities in Thailand where you can meet ethnic people. Ban Cha Bo is one of these communities. Ban Cha Bo is a small community that was established as a village in 1989. It’s inhabited my Lahu people, mostly. There are about 226 inhabitants. They were led
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