Sharing the same grounds as Wat Jong Klang is Wat Jong Kam. If it appears just a little less old and elaborate than its neighbor,…

Kam Ko (or Kam Kaw) temple isn\’t featured in most guidebooks, but its right across the street from Wat Phra Non and well worth a…

At the base of Doi Kong Mu is the small temple of Wat Phra Non (or Pra Nawn), which literally means \’temple of the reclining…

This temple is located 7 kilometres from Khun Yuam having a large beautiful Burmese style Viharn. According to the legend, it is said that raft…

Mae Yen Temple Mae Yen temple is located halfway up a mountain and once you have climbed the 350 steps to get there the views…

Each year in November, the hillsides of Khun Yuam and Mae Sariang districts are filled with a host of golden Bua Tong Blooms. As gay…

The Chong Phara in the Thai Yai dialect means a castle made of wood, covered with colourful perforated papers and decorated with fruits, flags and…

The Loi Krathong Festival is held on the full moon night in the month of November every year. Villagers make krathongs to float in rivers.…

This is in fact the celebration of novice ordination which the Thai Yai tribe people hold to be a highly meritorious occasion. Traditionally, the candidate-novice,…

This is anually held in February to promote tea products of the Rak Thai village. The activities include hot tea tasting, tea-making demonstrations combined with…

Mae Yen Temple Mae Yen temple is located halfway up a mountain and once you have climbed the 350 steps to get there the views…

This village is situated 44 kilometres from Mae Hong Son via Pha Suea Waterfall near the Thai-Myanmar border. Founded by Kuomintang Chinese soldiers, the village…