The Blog travel to Mae Hong Son

Su Tong Pae

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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Salween River

Fantastic Thai and Burmese food

Located in the heart of Mae Hong Son, a charming small town in Northern Thailand. You will find Salween River Restaurant to be a lovely restaurant in a great location and deserving of its top rating.

She has now moved back to Mae Hong Son and changed its location to be outside the city please look at the map.

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Hern Home

Lovely & Cozy

“Hern” means “house” or “home” with an accent in the Tai Yai language. It’s a nice place with a pleasant design overall. It is neither expensive nor cheap if you have not compared it with other options.

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Crossroads Bar Mae Hong Son

Drinking, Eating and Seeing

Crossroads Bar is the only place to go in Mae Hong Son for a late-night beer with a good atmosphere. The shop is an antique house in the center of the city, now open as a restaurant. Location: at the corner of the main road and the heart of town.

The restaurant was closed permanently due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the fire broke out early on April 17, 2020.

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