Chong Phara Tradition ‘An important tradition of honouring Lord Bhuddha’ This another important local Buddhism tradition that you should know. Chong Phara Tradition is held annually in Mae Hong Son. You should see this for once in lifestime. The name ‘Chong Phara’ is based on Shan language. The tradition is all about honouring Lord Buddha by
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Muang Sam Mhok Festival ‘Have fun with many ethnic performances.’ If you want to join some special festival in Mae Hong Son to full-fill your trip, then this one may sound interesting to you. Muang Sam Mhok Festival is one of the most well-known festivals. ‘Sam Mhok’ is the nickname of Mae Hong Son. You know
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Bua Tong Blossom Festival ‘Enjoy sering beautiful yellow flowers.’ If you want to fill your lung with sweet smell of the air, then you’re suggested to go to a place. This place is surrounded with beautiful nature. No pollution. No annoying sound. At Bua Tong Field at Doi Mae-U-Kho, there will be flower festival called ‘Bua
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Tea Tasting Festival at Ban Rak Thai ‘All tea lovers, you can’t miss this!’ If you’re a tea lover, you can’t miss this festival. Tea Tasting Festival at Ban Rak Thai will make you feel stunning, as you will have a chance of tasting one of the most delicious tea. If Ban Rak Thai rings a
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Mo Paeng waterfall is a great place to chill from the heat Mo Paeng Waterfall is localed about 7 km from Pai, it is accessible by car, motorbike or 4×4. The surroundings are shady with gigantic rocks to climb and jump from into to the fresh pools. Besides, the area nearby Muang Soi Waterfall and
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Exploring the Land Split and fantastic restaurant with affordable food and juice Admire the work of Mother Nature at The Land Split Pai Thailand. Originally a quaint farm, the owner was met with a surprise one morning when he noticed that his farmland had been split in half, complicating his daily routine by quite a
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Sai Ngam Hot Spring is a good spot and good place to chill and enjoy the warm water Sai Ngam Hot Spring has a couple of large pools in which people can swim in, with the most popular being the large pool at the top. It is incredibly refreshing. At the top pool, the water
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Wat Nam Hu is an important temple in Pai Wat Nam Hu features a redented golden chedi and a shrine on a lotus pond. Wat Nam Hu is about 3 kilometres from Pai Hospital. It is a place of Phra Une Muaeng Monument which is Singha Sarm Budha (Lanna art). The appearance like Pang Marn
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Su Tong Pae Bridge is very peaceful and excellent place for sunrise and sunset Su Tong Pae Bridge is a great local wooden bridge that be built for monks to the village across. All done by volunteer with best attitude. Su Tong Pae is language of Thai Yai (Thailand people Burma lineage) meaning prayer that
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Pang Ung lake is hidden gem behind Ruam Thai village Discover a misty paradise of swans, cherry blossoms, and royal legacy in Thailand’s northern highlands. A Hidden Alpine Jewel Tucked behind Ruam Thai Village in Mae Hong Son Province, Pang Ung Lake is a secluded treasure where crisp mountain air meets mirror-like waters. This serene lake, part of a
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