Overview: Embark on an extraordinary journey to Tham Lod Cave, a magnificent cavern and a prominent archaeological gem of Mae Hong Son Province. This captivating site unveils the remnants of ancient human habitation, including intricate cave wall drawings and tools and utensils dating back thousands of years. Marvel at the exquisite beauty of stalagmites, stalactites, and shimmering calcite crystals that glisten when illuminated by light. Inside Tham Lod Cave, you’ll encounter the Lang River, meandering from the cave entrance to the other side. To enhance your experience with added thrill and amusement, we offer bamboo rafting activities within the cave. Glide along the gentle current, immersing yourself in the unique atmosphere and natural wonders surrounding you. Additionally, venture to the villages of the Lahu and Lisu people, who migrated from the southern regions of China and settled in Pang Mapha District several centuries ago. Explore their vibrant cultures and gain insight into their way of life, passed down through generations. Engaging with these local communities provides a valuable opportunity to appreciate their traditions and their enduring presence in the region. Prepare for an unforgettable expedition as you uncover the secrets of Tham Lod Cave, witness the splendor of nature’s formations, and connect with the rich cultural heritage of the Lahu and Lisu people.
● 1 Person 7,600 ฿
● 2 Persons 4,200 ฿
● 3 Persons 3,100 ฿
● 4 Persons 2,650 ฿
● 5 Persons up 2,150 ฿
● Price per person / In Thai baht / Private tour
● English speaking guide
● Travel accident insurance
● Admission fees as tour mentioned
● Meals as mentioned in the program, 1 Lunch
● Personal expenses
● Meals are not mentioned in the program
Embark on a captivating adventure as you visit the renowned Tham Lod Cave, an essential archaeological site boasting a stream known as “Lang” that flows through its entire length. Inside this mesmerizing cave, you’ll be treated to a stunning display of stalactites and stalagmites, while also having the unique opportunity to witness and even touch ancient tools and utensils from early civilizations, dating back over 2,000 years. Beyond the breathtaking beauty crafted by nature, the cave offers other exhilarating activities, including bamboo rafting through its mysterious waterways and short trekking expeditions around its vicinity.
Next, delve into the fascinating world of the Lahu hill tribe village. Originally hailing from Tibet and residing in the southwestern region of China, the Lahu gradually migrated southwards, eventually settling in the northeastern parts of Myanmar over a century ago. Hundreds of years back, they found their home in the northern regions of Thailand. Embracing a serene lifestyle, the Lahu prefer to establish their villages on elevated terrains. Their culture revolves around a deep reverence for spirits and a simple way of life. Agriculture plays a crucial role in their daily activities, with rice farming, corn cultivation, and animal husbandry being their main occupations. The Lahu are renowned for their hunting skills, and they warmly welcome foreign tourists, extending friendship to those from different cultures and languages.
Continuing on, your journey leads you to the enchanting Lisu Hill Tribe village. Originally residing near the Mae Kong River and Salween River in China, the Lisu gradually migrated northwards to Myanmar and finally found their home in the northern regions of Thailand about a century ago. The Lisu’s livelihood centers around agriculture, cultivating crops and raising livestock, using rice for sustenance and corn for feeding animals. Beyond consumption, animals also play a significant role in their religious ceremonies. The Lisu are particularly famed for their exceptional skills in sewing, embroidery, and silverware craftsmanship. Their vibrant and eye-catching traditional attire, adorned with bright colors, sets them apart and captivates visitors’ attention throughout Mae Hong Son province. With their welcoming nature, simple customs, and warm hospitality, the Lisu leave an unforgettable impression on all who come to explore their world. As your enriching expedition comes to a close, return to Mae Hong Son, where you will be transferred back to your hotel, cherishing the memories of this remarkable journey.