Showers with mineral water
Pong Duet Geyser is on Route 1095, one of the attractions we can visit when we drive along this route by private car. But it would have been quite impossible without public transport, for sure.
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Baan Rak Thai
Mae Aw
Baan Rak Thai is a Yunnan-Chinese village the location on the border of Thailand and Myanmar. They come from Yunnan state south of China and were military KMT troops.
Continue reading…Exploring Lod Cave
A huge cave
Lod Cave, or Tham Lod, is a huge cave system that, once a place of residence for prehistoric man, discovered ancient clay pottery and several carved wooden coffins inside the rooms of the cave.
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Sightseeing in Mae Hong Son
This day trip is designed for tourists staying in Mae Hong Son town and wanting a comfortable itinerary.
Continue reading…3 villages to visit Longneck Karen Tribe
A brotherhood of man
Longneck Karen belongs to one of two Karenni subgroups, the Kayan or the Kayaw. They are also called Pa Dong and are refugees who have been living in Thailand since 1985 due to political problems in their country, Myanmar.
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Twin Pagodas on the hill top
A landmark in Mae Hong Son. Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu is located at the summit of Mt. Kong Mu. The temple location offers a panorama view of the city on a larger map and its surroundings.
Continue reading…Make merit by offering food
Tak Bat
Offering alms to monks is one of the early morning activities for which you can get merit by offering food at Mae Hong Son Morning Market or elsewhere.
Continue reading…Lod Cave 1 day by taxi service
Biggest Cave
Lod Cave is located 75 kilometers north of Mae Hong Son. Our taxi service team estimates that it will take around 1 hour and 40 minutes. Make a day trip to Thailand’s largest caves.
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Bamboo Bridge
About 20 minutes north of Mae Hong Son town. This 500-meter bamboo bridge is known for its name, which means “successful prayer.” It was built in 2012, purportedly to link a hill-top temple to the village itself.
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