Category: Thailand North

The Golden Triangle is an area in Chiang Rai where the borders of Thailand, Laos and Myanmar meet ...
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Chiang Mae means ‘the new city’. It was built in 1296 and previously known as the capital of the ancient ...
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Most of the tourist activities in Chiang Mae area are based in Taeng Mae and its vicinity – many elephant ...
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The mountain and temple which graces its top are one of the few famous destinations around Mae Hong Son town ...
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Between October – February the town center features a nice market, and no car traffic is allowed in the area ...
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Mae Hong Son is a small town (roughly the size of Pie), which functions as the capital of Mae Hong ...
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When I first laid eyes on a picture of the temple ( Wat Tham Khao Wong  ), I thought it ...
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A spectacular, exceptional temple, that will impress even those who aren’t temple enthusiasts ...
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A spectacular, exceptional temple, that will impress even those who aren’t temple enthusiasts ...
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In ancient times, the valley was in a huge cave; when a part of its ‘ceiling’ collapsed, it enabled the ...
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The Black House (Baan Dam) is one of the most unusual attractions in Chiang Rai. It is not a temple, ...
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Choui Fong Tea Plantations are a private/family business, successfully administered by Ms. Shanya Chang who inherited it from her father ...
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A very fun, entertaining and colorful place. One of the best Walking Streets in Thailand ...
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Though you may explore the park by foot, it is a huge surface, so you should probably join the trailer ...
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Mae Fah Luang Gardens are among the royal family’s projects in Chiang Rai and the entire north; they are the ...
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Pai Canyon is one of the most interesting and impressive attractions in the town of Pai. In Thai, it is ...
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Mork Fa waterfall can be found in Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, in a wonderfully green area that hasn’t been commercialized yet. The waterfall is 60 ...
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As I have previously mentioned, Pai and its surroundings have few attractions, and the area is mainly a chill-out tourist ...
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One of the most famous attractions in the Ban Jabo Village is a humble noodles restaurant on a hanging terrace ...
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Simple, yet lovely spa where you can enjoy several types of treatments and masks in affordable prices ...
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The water of Pla Suea Waterfall come from Sa Nga river in Myanmar, and the waterfall is the most beautiful ...
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Not only is this place beautiful, but also the road which gets you there – some 45 km from the ...
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On the way between Tham Lod (Lod cave) and the city of Mae Hong Son, there is a magical, mystical, ...
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Pang Oung “Switzerland of Thailand” is a spectacular, beautiful area, some 40 km away from the city of Mae Hong ...
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The bamboo bridge is a few hundreds of meters long. It connects Ban Kung Mai Sak village to Wat Tham ...
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Pang Tong Palace is one of the royal family’s projects, that were designed to promote agriculture in Mae Hong Son ...
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One of the most famous attractions of Mae Hong Son province is a visit to the village of the long ...
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Phra Mahathat Naphamethanidon and Nophamethanidon are 2 spectacular pagodas that were built for the Thai king & queen’s birthday. The ...
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Doi Inthanon National Park is very popular among locals and tourists alike, who come here to enjoy the fresh, cool ...
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30 km south of Chiang Mai city, slightly after the umbrella and handicraft villages (Bo Sang & Sankampaeng), you’ll find ...
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Some 13 km south of Chiang Mai city, on route 1006 (Sankampaeng Rd) there are several villages that function as ...
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Tham Lod (Lod cave) is one of the most impressive and interesting caves in Thailand. It is located halfway between ...
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Some 17 km from the city of Mae Hong Son, there’s a little park called Tham Pla Forest Park. It ...
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Pai is a small yet very famous town in Mae Hong Son Province; it is well known to campers and ...
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Wat Ban Den is a unique, spectacular place to visit – seemingly taken from an illustrated fairy tale and gracefully ...
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“The Geyser”, or in its full name Pong Dueat Hot Spring, is located in the district of Mae Taeng ...
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Op Luang is a small yet charming national park, with impressive, mysterious landscapes. It is located south east of the ...
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Mae Taeng river which cuts through the area enables a fun rafting experience for the entire family ...
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Wat Tha Ton Temple – is a large complex with Chinese elements, located on different levels of the hill. Every ...
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In the past, the place was covered with opium fields, that grew thanks to the work of local tribes, but ...
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Chiang Dao cave, which is in fact, a complex of 100 caves that are connected to one another. The caves ...
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Bua Thong waterfalls stand out, and you won’t get to see similar sites in any other place in Thailand, so ...
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The entire area is off the standard tourist grid, away from the common, redundant path. However, it is popular among ...
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Chiang Mai / The Giant Café ,  A 90-minute drive from the city of Chiang Mai, while heading towards the ...
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