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One Day in Mae Hong Son, Thailand.

One Day in Mae Hong Son, Mae Hong Son Province Popular tourist destination for both Thais and foreigners especially in winter The surrounding scenery is particularly beautiful, the morning light, the evening light and the fog that cover many areas of the province.

Traveling to Mae Hong Son Province The path is quite winding and has many bends. If you are not proficient in the way, it is recommended to take a bus from the Chiang Mai Bus Terminal to arrive at Pai District. This is a resting point and the starting point of tourism within Mae Hong Son Province.

Pai District is part of Mae Hong Son Province. It is a popular tourist destination in Mae Hong Son Province. Within Pai district, there are accommodation, street food and many tourist attractions. You can rent a motorbike to drive to various places.

But if going to other districts including the city of Mae Hong Son Which has many beautiful attractions, both natural and religious landmarks, provinces and countries, it is recommended to buy a Day Tour. You can buy it at Walking Street, Pai, inexpensive.

For Day Tour Mae Hong Son, it will start at “Pai District” where the tour van will pick up customers at their accommodation in Pai at 04.00 and return at 18.00

Tour vans will take you to the most important and famous attractions of the province. Most of the time, it starts with

1. Pang Ung

Pang Ung is a large reservoir surrounded by pine trees. But the highlight here is the mist in the morning that floats above the water surface. It is so beautiful that it has been dubbed as “Switzerland of Thailand”

2. Baan Rak Thai

Not far from Pang Ung, which in the past was a Yunnan Chinese village. Not far from the Myanmar border, Because it is a high area This place is famous for growing tea.

3. Pha Suea Waterfall

is located in Tham Pla-Pha Suea Waterfall National Park. Mae Hong Son Province a medium-sized waterfall Not small, not big, about 10 meters high and 15 meters wide, originating from the Mae Sa-Nga River in Myanmar. And there is water for tourists to absorb all year round.

4. Su-tong-pe Bridge

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Sutongpe Bridge Located at Ban Kung Mai Teak It is a bridge with a length of about 500 meters built through rice fields. and a small river to connect between Dharma Phusama Park and Kung Mai Village

Sutongpe Bridge is a bridge caused by the cooperation of the monks and teak kung villagers to build this bridge Expresses a strong faith that the word “Su Tong Pee” is a Shan language that means success.

5. Long Neck Karen Village

Long Neck Karen Village, Huai Sua Tao, has about 20 households who have migrated as refugees from the war to live in Mae Hong Son for a long time. traditional lifestyle and culture surrounded by forest It is a Karen village near the city. And cars are accessible, making it a lot of tourists to visit. to see the way of life and well-being Within the village there is a place that sells various souvenir products for tourists. by most products will be woven decorations In addition, there are products that are picked up from other places for sale, such as clothes, bags, bedspreads, etc.

6. Phra That Doi Kong Mu

Phra That Doi Kong Mu regarded as a sacred place The valuable address of the people of Mae Hong Son Province for a long time. Located on Doi Kong Mu (Can drive up) There are important religious places, including big white pagoda looks like a Mon chedi with octagonal base Decorate the stucco pattern looks beautiful.

in front of the relics It is a viewpoint of Mae Hong Son.

7. Tham Pla or Fish Cave

Tham Pla is located at the foot of a hill in Tham Pla-Pha Suea Waterfall National Park. There is a large basin about 2 meters wide and 1.5 meters deep. Inside the cave there is a pool of water that flows all the time. There are many fish such as antimony fish or in the northern language called fish belly or fish mung. This type of fish like to live in waterfalls and streams in the forest. Has large scales in the same family as carp