Huay Hom Karen Village ‘The Heaven For Those Who Love Coffee’ Wanna taste the authentic taste of Arabica coffee? Come, let’s go to Huay Hom Karen Village. The village is in Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand. It’s inhabited by Karen people, which is an ethnic group. At first, the villagers made their livings out of
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Hmong Microwave Village ‘Nothing to do with microwave oven’ The name “Hmong Microwave Village” may be a little bit strange, but this village has nothing to do with microwave oven at all. Here is the true reason that gave the name ‘microwave’ to the village. The first leader of the village, Mr.Mang Panonprai, and his
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Ban Mae Sam Leab ‘Feast your eyes with this lovely waterside village.’ Find yourself some time to visit this waterside village in Mae Hong Son. Now, we know that you must have been through a lot of stress: your work, your study, your love and lots more things. In that case, pack your things and
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Phu Klon Country Club ‘Be beautiful with natural mud.’ credit pics : https://www.facebook.com/PhuKlonMudSpa/ Do you believe that natural mud can work perfectly as facial mask? If you don’t believe that, let’s prove it at Phu Klon Country Club. Phu Klon Country Club is a kind of spa, a natural spa, to be precise. This place
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Phraya Singhanatracha Memorial ‘The one who established Mae Hong Son’ This is a respectable tourist attraction in Mae Hong Son Province. Most Thai and foreign tourists would hate to miss this place. Phraya Singhanatracha Memorial consists of a statue of Phraya Singhanatracha, the one who established Mae Hong Son. So, the monument was built in
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Pha Suea Waterfall ‘Cool in the middle of national park’ Let’s keep calm and relax at a waterfall. Let us suggest you this waterfall. Pha Suea Waterfall is a waterfall in Tham Pla Cave-Pha Suea Waterfall National Park. The waterfall, originates from Mae Sa Nga Waterfall in Myanmar, is about 10 metres high and 15
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Ban Rak Thai – A Journey to the Heart of Tranquility Discover the charm of Ban Rak Thai, a serene village nestled in the mountains of Mae Hong Son, where culture and nature blend seamlessly. A Village Steeped in History Ban Rak Thai, a quaint village in Mae Hong Son Province, is a place where
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Wat Klang ‘See a Tai Yai Pagoda.’ This small temple hides a great beauty. Wal Klang is a temple in Wiang Tai District, Pai County, Mae Hong Son Province. It’s small and quiet. As soon as you arrive at the place, you will see a reddish-brown gate and a tag showing the name ‘Wat Klang’
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Wat Phra Non ‘Pay respect to a Buddha statue of lying down manner.’ Now, this is an amazing temple in Mae Hong Son. You have seen many Buddha statues, most of which are in standing and sitting manners. But, at Wat Phra Non, you will get to see a giant-sized Buddha statue of lying down
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Wat Kam Ko ‘This temple is over hundred years old.’ Wat Kam Ko has been a respectable temple of Mae Hong Son over a century. Kam Ko temple was built in 1890. First, it was located on the southern side of Phra That Doi Kong Mu. However, it was moved to the eastern side later,
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