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Mae hong son province

Tourist attractions in Mae Hong Son Daily flights into Mae Hong Son’s small airport bring growing numbers of tourists, attracted by the spectacular scenery, numerous hill tribe communities, and soft adventure opportunities. For those…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Tham Lot Cave

Tham Lot Cave is 9 km from the town of Soppong (a.k.a. Pangmapah) which lies midway between Pai and Mae Hong Song, both of…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Padaung People

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

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Tham Mae Lana Cave

This is another cave in Pang Mapha where stalactites and stalagmites can be found is the Mae Lana Cave. The stream inside the cave…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Ban Rak Thai

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…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Pai River

The Pai River originates in the Thanon Thongchai and Daen Lao mountains and is 180 kilometers in length. The river runs through a number…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Mae Sam Laep Village

This is a village on the Salawin River, located in Tambon Sop Moei, some 62 kilometers from King Amphoe Sop Moei on the Highway…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Hot Springs in Pai

There are many hot springs located in Amphoe Pai area such as Muang Paeng Hot Spring in Tambon Muang Paeng, Pong Ron Hot Spring…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Wat Hua Wiang

Next the the city\’s bustling market is the large temple compound of Wat Hua Wiang. The main feature of the temple is its huge…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Hilltribe Villages in Pai

There are many villages within walking distance from Pai, such as Karen, Lesu and Lahu that you can visit either by yourself on a…

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