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Wat Hua Wiang :

Wat Hua Wiang
    Located amidst the misty mountain ranges, the beautiful city of Mae Hong Son is one of the most sparsely populated cities in Thailand that is located in the northern most part of the country. More....


 Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu, Mae Hong Son Tourist Attraction 

Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu:
      Situated on the top of 250-meter high Doi Kong Mu hill is the beautiful temple of Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu.  Constructed in the year 1874, this remarkable Buddhist monastery is considered as a true depiction of strong Burmese influence on Thai architecture, its culture and even traditions.  More....

 


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Mae Hong Son Tourist Attraction

       Located in the northern part of Thailand, Mae Hong Son is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Thailand with stunning scenery, exotic wildlife, native hill tribe communities and soft adventure opportunities. The region is located in a deep valley surrounded by high mountain ranges. More...

Tham Lot Forest Park

Tham Lot Forest Park: Mae Hong Son Tourist Attraction

    Nestled in a deep valley and surrounded by lofty mountain ranges, Mae Hong Son province has remained unexposed to the outside world. Today, this province is a dream holiday destination for tourists around the world.

      It is popular for its spectacular scenic beauty, comfortable weather and pristine surroundings. One such remarkable place to visit in this province is the Tham Lot Forest Park.

       Tham Lot Forest Park is situated 77 kilometer from the town of Mae Hong Son in the district of Pang Mapha. The most interesting aspect of Tham Lot Forest Park is the way in which nature created an exotic subterranean aura of darkness and mystery. More...

 

Salween National Park

 

Salween National Park, Mae Hong Son Tourist Attraction    Situated approximately 924 kilometers from the capital city of Bangkok, the beautiful province of Mae Hong Son is a remarkable tourist destination that shares its borders with Burma in the north and the west. Mae Hong Son province is known for its beautiful tourist spots. One such enchanting tourist destination is the Salween National Park.

      Spread over an area of 721 square kilometers, Salween National Park is located on the banks of Salween River and is present 154 kilometers south of Mae Hong Son on the Thai-Myanmar border. The most interesting aspect of this river is that it originates in Tibet, passes through China and Burma and then finally enters into Thailand, thus covering a total distance of more than 3,000 kilometers. More...

 

Pong Duad Hot Springs

Pong Duad Hot Springs       Officially this spring is named Tha Pai Hot Springs, and it is located 8 kilometers south of Pai district where a cold river and boiling hot geysers meet in 10 inch to 16 inch deep pools. Pong Duad Hot Springs is a naturally occurring phenomenon and it offers one of best relaxing spots in Mae Hong Son.The spring is located right in the middle of the forest and the local government has ensured that there is More...

 

Mae Ngao National Park

Mae Ngao National Park        Mae Ngao National Park is located in Mae Hong Son Province and is spread over an area of 412 square kilometers. The park is natural sightseeing spot and is also a source of many small rivers and streams that flow into the Salawin River.  The park has high mountains from where all the rivers flow More...

 

 

 

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