Overview: Indulge in a captivating cruise along the cascades of the Pai River, immersing yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of the surrounding scenery. As you traverse the river, you’ll witness the tranquil way of life of the local residents, primarily farmers residing on both banks. Pay a visit to Huai Pu Kaeng Village and extend warm greetings to the long-necked Karen tribe, known for their rich cultural heritage. Marvel at their centuries-old traditions, particularly their unique clothing customs that have been passed down through generations. Embark on a journey to explore the charming Mae Hong Son Town, where you’ll encounter magnificent architectural marvels that blend the artistic styles of the Tai Yai and Burmese cultures. Admire the splendor of temples like Wat Cong Kham and Wat Chong Klang, showcasing breathtaking Tai Yai and Burmese artistic influences. Don’t miss the opportunity to ascend to the mountain summit and visit Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu Temple, offering panoramic views from its elevated location. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of “Pang Ung” and “Rak Thai Village,” where you can soak in the picturesque vistas of rice fields and forests. A visit to the Su Tong Pae Bamboo Bridge will further enchant you with its serene ambiance and stunning surroundings. Prepare to be captivated by the wonders that await you on this unforgettable journey, as you explore the cultural heritage, natural splendor, and architectural gems of this remarkable region.
● 1 Person 7,600 ฿
● 2 Persons 4,400 ฿
● 3 Persons 3,150 ฿
● 4 Persons 2,750 ฿
● 5 Persons up 2,350 ฿
● 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
Begin your adventure by hopping on a long-tail boat for a delightful sightseeing tour along the picturesque Pai River. Revel in the refreshing breeze and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature while observing the simple lifestyle of the riverside inhabitants. One of the highlights of this trip is a visit to the enchanting Long-Necked Karen village, where the women proudly wear a single brass winding ring around their necks. Their adherence to a conservative tribal way of life has preserved their unique culture and traditions for generations. Pay your respects at the revered Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu temple, perched atop Kong Mu Mountain and considered the most sacred place of worship in Mae Hong Son. The temple comprises two pagodas of different sizes, constructed by “Chong Thong Su” in 1860 and “Phraya Singhanatracha” in 1874, respectively. From this elevated spot, marvel at the breathtaking natural panorama of the town surrounded by majestic mountains and valleys. Continue your temple exploration with visits to Wat Chong Kham and Wat Chong Klang, neighboring temples with splendid Burmese-style architecture housing the revered Buddha image, Luang Paw To. Inside Wat Chong Klang, you’ll encounter an impressive display of Burmese wood carving dolls and magnificent glass paintings depicting Buddhist history.
Next, venture to the Su Tong Pae Bridge, an awe-inspiring bamboo structure that holds the title of Thailand’s longest bamboo bridge. This incredible bridge links Suan Tham Phusama Temple and Kung Mai Sak village, traversing paddy fields and canals. The bridge serves as a vital passageway for monks and villagers and leaves an indelible impression on visitors with its classic charm, especially during the rainy season when the surrounding fields are lush green and the winter months when the golden grains shimmer. Discover the fascinating Baan Rak Thai village, nestled near the Thailand-Myanmar border. Once a settlement for the 93rd division of the Chinese Nationalist “Kuomintang,” the village offers stunning mountain views, picturesque lakes, and vibrant shrubbery. As you roam through the village, you’ll come across green tea plantations winding gracefully along the mountainside. Delight your taste buds with delectable Yunnan cuisine and savor the renowned Chinese tea, regarded as the finest in Mae Hong Son province.
Find serenity in the tranquil Shan village, known as “Baan Ruam Thai” or Pang Oung. Resting amid rugged mountains, this village boasts a remarkable reservoir often dubbed “Switzerland in Thailand” for its spectacular scenery. Surrounded by pine forests and adorned with colorful winter flowers, the village’s chilly climate remains pleasant throughout the year. Witness the ethereal beauty of the fog gently floating above the lake in the morning and the enchanting pine forest hugging the vast reservoir, making it a year-round destination for tourists seeking tranquility and natural splendor. Conclude your remarkable journey in Mae Hong Son as you are transferred back to your hotel, cherishing the unforgettable memories of this enriching expedition.
