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Friday, September 11, 2015

Circle Journey Chiang Mai to Maehongson Tour 3 days 2 nights

Maehongson Tour Packages 3 days 2 nights loop Travel from Chiangmai


Maehongson is one of northern Thailand's most famous multi-day excursions. This Maehongson tour packages is a loop that begins and complete in Chiang Mai, taking in distinguished mountain and river surroundings along with attention-grabbing towns to explore.
First Day Maehongson Tours Loop :


Huai Nam Dong National Park, which is a bit of over halfway to Pai and lunch.
We transfer from Chiangmai Metropolis in the morning. For in the beginning day tours originates in Chiang Mai and travels northwest a hundred and fifty km on some erect and meandering roads by way of the mount wilderness to the novel riverside city of Pai. The scenery is breathtaking alongside the best way and we break at at
Huai Nam Dang is commonly part of a visit to Maehongson because you cross it on Highway 1095. Huai Nam Dang National Park covers an space of a hundred and eighty square kilometres of Amphoe Mae Taeng, Chiangmai and Amphoe Pai, Maehongson. Many of the areas are ranged highlands. The mountain has a verdant forest, that is the source of tributaries and varied streams.
Points of interest include: Huai Nam Dang Viewpoint or Doi Kiu Lom overlooks Doi Chiang Dao and is an excellent spot to see dawn amid cloudy valleys within the early morning. To get there, drive alongside Mae Malai-Pai Road to between Km. sixty five-sixty six, and then take a 6-kilometre entry highway to the park office.
Highlight : Doi Chang Viewpoint is situated 20 kms. beyond the Huai Nam Dang Viewpoint. Only a four-wheel car could make the trip. The scenic views of natural mountain ranges and early morning sea of cloud will be seen from here.
Subsequently go to Pong Num Ron Tha Pai (Tha Pai Hot Spring). Take a mineral bathtub for half hour otherwise kick on to Pai. Tha Pai Hot Spring are one of the focal points of Huai Nam Dang National Park, in Mae Hong Son province, 8 kms south of Pai. The springs provide quite a lot of bathtubs for guests to wash in, and it's also potential to wash within the stream that runs via the site. The water from these springs is claimed to have strong therapeutic value.


Continue to stop at Second World War Memorial Bridge that crosses the Pai River. Then take a journey in the picturesque flowers backyard and have some coffee earlier than you go to Pai Canyon. This small but lovely canyon is located in the middle of Pai Valley.
In the end destination on the first day loop, also worth spending an in a single day at is the city of Pai, an unexpected find in a remote mountain valley. Twenty years in the past the city of Pai used to be just a few dust roads and outlets, as tourists soon discovered the pure beauty of the Pai River and it’s surrounding valley, companies and growth followed not lengthy after and it was the little backpacker settlement that it's today. Fashionable amongst hippy and artistic sorts both Thai and overseas alike, the feel is very much new age. This small city is filled with bohemian model cafes, restaurants, bookstores and guesthouses.


This night, we stay at Baan Pai Village. We love a nice hut with nice backyard view in the primary space of  and close to Pai walking street.

Mae Yen temple to benefit from the views over the sleepy town of Pai and the Pai river valley.

We will start with a morning trip to
Mae Yen temple is small temple on a hill 2 km from Pai is especially fascinating for its setting and the view overlooking the city you've gotten from it. The 353 steps long staircase to reach the temple is charming even when you can skip it and take the street to entry to Wat Phra That Mae Yen. The temple consists of two buildings and some small golden chedis. In front of the wat way in, there is a little market with stalls where you should purchase merchandise, mainly hats and scarves knitted by the seller. They can be very useful as a result of it's cold at evening and within the early morning in Pai.
And then visit to Santichon Village or Chinese Yunnan Village and lunch.
Yunnan Cultural Village gives the lifestyle and Chinese clay houses. Tourists can style the green tea and pork hocks with buns at Baan Santichon surrounded by the mountains of Pai. At Santichon village, we've got to try genuine Yunnan Chinese meals similar to pork hocks, buns, steamed black hen with Chinese herbs, fried shiitake mushroom, and Yunnan lady’s salad.


We will later make our means in the direction of Maehongson stopping at Tham Lod (Lod Cave) the place we are going to explore on bamboo rafts deep into the darkness of those caves. About forty kms. from Pai we'll find Soppong (which also goes by Pangmapha), that is far more to our liking. Well-known for Tham Lod, a large cave you possibly can raft by, this is an area of specific beauty. Cave Lodge is considered the trekking hub for the area.
Tham Lod is taken into account certainly one of Thailand's most spectacular caves, partly for its size, partly for its enticing limestone stalactite formations and partly for the bizarre coffin cave hidden within the main cave. In its entirety, Tham Lod is greater than 1.5 km in size, that is still significantly smaller than a few of the caves that can be seen in neighbouring Laos and further afield in Vietnam.
The Lang River flows via greater than a third of the cave's size, giving you an opportunity to drift via on bamboo rafts floating alongside in the darkness, listening to and smelling the bats overhead, makes for a unique experience. A typical visit features a float via a few of the cave adopted by climbing by other parts to see the coffin cave and a couple of other caverns.
Our next cease can be fish cave the place you possibly can see an plentiful array of cave dwelling fish.
Afterwards we will drive up into the hills round Maehongson and stop to loosen up at Phu Klon health mineral mud spa. Phu klon geographically means a mud supply and pure mineral spring which is between 60-a hundred and forty C. Rising together with the mineral water boiling black mud is clean, free from sulfur smell and stuffed with wholesome mineral for the pores and skin and blood circulation.
An in a single day cease in Maehongson Town.

The Last Day of Maehongson Tour Loop :



After breakfast at a local restaurant in Maehongson drive to Doi Kong Mu Temple. The main attractions are the white pagodas and sumptuous view. Doi Kong Mu Temple. This temple is particularly atmospheric within the early morning with mist and low cloud usually filling the valley below. By midday, the warmth of the sun often clears the air to go away beautiful views of the valley beneath and mountains beyond. The bigger pagoda was inbuilt 1860 and accommodates the relics of Phra Moggalana, one of the disciples of Buddha. The smaller chedi was created in 1874, by Phraya Singhanatracha, the first governor of Maehongson.

Afterwards visit to Karen Longneck Village, Karen Longneck Village space was larger, with multiple homes, a church and even a school. The village wasn’t fully occupied by simply the long neck girls, with a few of the girls instead displaying elongated ear lobes, rings round their calves, and even some in just plain clothes with no bodily adornments. Lots of the girls were congregating collectively whereas the lengthy neck girls would sit by their houses, with handmade goods on show for purchase.


After lunch visit Kaew Komol Cave or Diamon Cave (Calcite cave, there's solely 3 places in the world.). It is very lovely however not permit to take a picture inside. Kaew Komol Park is a forest park with a hot spring (now covered by the new Mae Hu reservoir) and fluorite mines. The cave was found inside a now deserted fluorite mine. Obviously the geology is rather difficult and interesting for a karst area. A result are actually extraordinary speleothems, like popcorn calcite, aragonite and other unusual things. This cave is claimed to be the most stunning cave of Thailand.
Ultimately trip, back to Chiang Mai on soutern route and have a dinner at Ob-Luang National park by the river.

Sunday, October 19, 2014

Tour Mae Hong Son province

Package tour Mae Hong Son : One of the most beautiful provinces in Thailand

Mae hongson, Thailand's northern border ctit town, hiding itself in between the immense hill with closely wooded slopes, stretching to the Burmese border. Mae hongson is known for its attraction of panorama and way of life. The natives of Mae hong son consists of the Shans who stay in the town & the tribes citizens who live in isolated villages on rain forest tops where essentials of life-style have untouched little in many of years.
The Shans' ancestors arrived from Shans region in Burma. The hill-tribe citizens include Karen, Lisu, Mhong, Lahu, and Lua. Both the Shans & the hilltribemen have their own distinctive cultures. They have their own lilting dialect, their own architectural lifestyles, their own customs and traditions, and their own delectable cuisine. The whole time the year, Maehongson holds many festivals and events. Travelers can scrutinize the division cultures from these actions. You can get different dances, rituals, and ceremonies for different actions and festivals. Even the meals are atypical for each occurrence. The foremost amazing cultural and also top sightseeing event for the Shans is "Poy Sanglong Festival" that is the ordination ceremony for the Shans' boys. The event is held in March and there's 1 large celebration throughout the downtown.
The downtown is covered with the mist all year long. Mae hongson gains its nickname of "the City of Three Mists" from the fact that it has dewy mist in the winter, forest fire mist in the summer time & rainy mist in the wet season.

Attractions in Maehongson City

Wat Phrathat Doi Kong Mu

Wat Phrathat Doi Kong Mu is quite impressive, its two ‘chedis’ containing the remains of monks from Myanmar. Behind the two chedis is a large ‘wiharn’ and further up the hill you can see a large standing Buddha attached to the temple. A trip to this temple is usually combined with trips to two other temples - Wat Phra Non and Wat Muo Taw – both in relatively close proximity. This is definitely somewhere to visit in the morning if you can.

Wat Chong Kham

Wat Jong Kham is a royal temple located by Jong Kham Lake. It is the first temple of Mae Hong Son city which was built in 1797. The unique feature of this Shan architectural style temple is the nine-tiered Prasart style roof. Important hall of the temple is the Viharn, housing the 4.85-meter-wide principle Buddha image, called “Luang Pho To”, the biggest Buddha image of Mae Hong Son, built in 1934 by a Burmese craftsman. It is a large Buddha image which is the imitation of Phra Si Sakayamuni at WatSuthat. The reason the temple was named, Jong Kham, is because the posts inside the temple are all decorated with gold leaves.
Wat Chong Klang

Next to Wat Chong Kham is Wat Chong Klang where a replica of the Phra Phuttha Sihing is installed on an altar. There are several interesting items such as wooden figurines of human and animals depicted in the Phra Vejsandon Jakata (pronounced Cha-dok which means one of odd stories of former incarnations of the Buddha) created by Burmese craftsmen and brought over in 1857, painting on glass about the Jakata and on Prince Siddhartha, as well as on the ways of life of the time. The captions are in Burmese. There are also notations that the paintings were by Thai Yai artisans from Mandalay.

Wat Phra Non

Close to the Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu is another temple, the Wat Phra Non, located at the base of the same mountain. The main attraction of this temple is the viharn, that contains a 12 meter long reclining Buddha image dating back to the end of the 19th century. In Mae Hong Son city centre, next to the morning market, the Wat Hua Wiang temple complex can be found. This temple was build around 1863 and features a large bronze Buddha image in Burmese style.
Wat Kam Ko

Wat Kam Ko is Opposite Wat Phra Non, Wat Kam Ko is a Burmese-style temple built in 1890. A special architectural feature is the cover over the passageway from the entrance arch to the chapel. It also stores text in Thai Yai script chronicling the Thai Yai history.

Wat Hua Wiang
Located in the city center behind the Mae Hong Son market, this temple features a beautiful Thai Yai style viharn building which houses the renowned Phra Chao Pha Pa La Khaeng Buddha image, a replica of an image in Myanmar.

Morning Market
Morning Market is near Wat Hua Wiang on Sihanatbamrung Road, this lively market is crowded from early morning till 9.00 a.m. It is where visitors can see people lifestyle and buy various local food and produces.

Phraya Singhanatracha Memorial

This monument is located on Khun Lumprapas Road in Mae Hong Son city. The monument was named in honor of Charn Ka Lea, a Thai Yai (Shan) who gathered his people to settle down in Ban Khun Yuam. In 1874, when this village had grown into a city, Pha Jao Inthawichayanon, the prince of Chiang Mai, granted Charn Ka Lea the title Phaya Singha Nat Paja, the first prince of Mae Hong Son, at the spot where the monument stands. From this spot you can clearly see Pra That Doi Kong Mu on the peak of the hill.
Namtok Pha Bong

This Waterfall located on Highway No.108 about 12 kilometres from town. It is just a bit further from Pha Bong Hot Spring.
Pha Bong Hot Spring
Pha Bong Hot Spring, cover an area of 3 acres, is located about 10 kilometres from town on Highway No.108. There are mineral water bathrooms served.

Pang Tong Royal Pavilion
This is a hilltop pavilion at Ban Mokchampae, some 5 kilometres beyond Namtok Pha Suea. It is open everyday from 8.30 a.m.-4.30 p.m.
Ban Nam Phiang Din

Not far from the city, this destination can be reached by motor boat along the Pai river. The boat fare is 500-600 Baht for 6-8 people, and the journey takes an hour from Huay Deua Pier. The scenery along both sides of the Pai river is very beautiful. Before reaching Ban Nam Piang Din tourists Can stop to visit the Long-necked tribal people at Ban Huay poo Gaeng.

Ban Ruam Thai or Pang Ung

Ban Ruam Thai or Pang Ung is 44 kilometres away from Mueang Mae Hong Son. Take the route to Pha Seau waterfall until reach Ban Na Pa Paek and then turn left and keep go on for another 6 kilometres. Tourists will see variety of hilltribes people. Try fresh coffee from the field. Behind the village is a beautiful lake and evergreen forest area. There are also the place for camping and accommodation to stay. For more information, please call 0 5361 1244 Fax: 0 5361 1649. There are homestay owned by villagers in the area nearby.

Ban Rak Thai

This village is situated 44 kilometres from Mae Hong Son via Namtok Pha Suea near the Thai-Myanmar border. Ban Rak Thai is a village where Chinese people who moved from Yunan state in the South of China. This is a tea producer village also tourist can enjoy the traditional Yunnan foods.
Tham Pla – Pha Suea National Park
This comprises the following attractions:
Tham Pla is about 17 kilometres from town on Highway No. 1095 (Mae Hong Son-Pai), Tham Pla is a popular attraction of Mae Hong Son. The surrounding areas are brooks and cool hilly forests suitable for relaxation. A special feature is the hollow cave filled with numerous freshwater fish known as Pla Mung or Pla Khang, which is of the same family as the carp. The fish are quite safe from being caught as they are believed to belong to the gods.
Namtok Pha Suea

This waterfall is in Tambon Mokchampae about 26 kilometres from the provincial seat on Route 1095 to Pai district with a left turn at Km. 191. It is a large fall with its water source in Myanmar and runs full during the late rainy season (August-September).

When choosing a tour agency in Chiang Mai for a trip to Mae Hong Son province, it's important to consider several factors. Start by researching reputable tour agencies that offer "Package Tour Mae Hong Son", reading customer reviews, and comparing prices to find the best fit for you. Choose a tour agency with a track record of providing quality tours and experienced guides who are knowledgeable about the Mae Hong Son area. Make sure the tour agency provides an itinerary that suits your interests and needs and includes transportation, meals, and accommodation. Ensure that the tour agency follows all relevant safety protocols and has well-maintained vehicles and equipment. Finally, select a tour agency with good customer service and a willingness to accommodate your needs and requests.

By following these tips, you should be able to find a tour agency in Chiang Mai that provides a high-quality package tour to Mae Hong Son province.