Overview: Embark on a picturesque journey along winding roads that lead you to the captivating border regions of Thailand and Myanmar. Your adventure begins with a visit to Rak Thai Village, a charming settlement established by Yunnan people who sought refuge during China’s revolutionary period. Immerse yourself in their vibrant culture as you savor the delightful flavors of their full-bodied teas and indulge in authentic Yunnan-style cuisine. Next, venture to Ruam Thai Village, also known as “Pang Aung,” nestled in a serene valley. Here, you’ll be captivated by the enchanting sight of winter flowers and majestic pine trees adorning the mountain slopes. Take leisurely walks across the mesmerizing Su Tong Pe Bridge, a bamboo pathway that traverses the lush rice fields. Marvel at the simple yet fulfilling lives of the local farmers and rural communities, gaining a deeper appreciation for their way of life. As you navigate through these travel routes, you’ll be greeted by a plethora of plant species, each contributing to the breathtaking scenery that surrounds you. The region’s allure lies not only in its natural beauty but also in the rich tapestry of the locals’ simple yet captivating lifestyles and their vibrant cultural traditions. Prepare yourself for an extraordinary experience as you explore these hidden gems, immersing yourself in the beauty of nature and the warmth of local hospitality.
● 1 Person 7,000 ฿
● 2 Persons 3,950 ฿
● 3 Persons 2,750 ฿
● 4 Persons 2,400 ฿
● 5 Persons up 1,950 ฿
● 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 journey with a visit to the revered Phra That Doi Kong Mu temple, perched atop Kong Mu Mountain and considered the most sacred place of worship in Mae Hong Son. This remarkable temple features two pagodas of different sizes, constructed by “Chong Tong Su” in 1860 and “Phraya Singhanatracha” in 1874, respectively. From the hilltop, relish the breathtaking views of the town surrounded by majestic mountains and serene valleys. Next, discover the Chong Kham and Chong Klang temples, both situated adjacent to a vast swamp. These ancient temples showcase stunning Burmese-style architecture and house the revered Buddha image, Luang Paw To. Inside Chong Klang temple, you’ll encounter an array of intricately carved Burmese wooden dolls and grand glass paintings depicting Buddhist history.
Continue your expedition to Pha Suea Waterfall, a mesmerizing medium-sized waterfall cascading in six levels. Regarded as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the area, it offers a picturesque walking path alongside the river above the falls, providing an opportunity to immerse yourself in nature’s beauty. The best time to witness the splendor of Pha Suea Waterfall is between early July and late October. Next, visit the captivating Baan Rak Thai village, nestled near the Thailand-Myanmar border. Once a refuge for the 93rd division of the Chinese Nationalist “Kuomintang,” the village boasts stunning mountain scenery, charming lakes, and vibrant shrubbery. Here, you’ll be amazed by the picturesque green tea plantations that gracefully curve along the mountainside. Savor the delights of Yunnan cuisine and taste the esteemed Chinese tea, renowned for its exceptional quality in Mae Hong Son province.
Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of the Shan village, known as “Baan Ruam Thai” or Pang Oung, nestled amidst rugged mountain ranges. The village is home to a magnificent reservoir, often likened to “Switzerland in Thailand,” with its spectacular landscape. Surrounded by lush pine forests and adorned with colorful winter flowers, Pang Oung offers a delightful cool climate throughout the year. The breathtaking scenery of the pine forest reflecting in the spacious reservoir, coupled with the gentle morning fog, captivates tourists year-round. Continue your exploration to the Su Tong Pae Bridge, the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand, constructed to connect Suan Tham Phusama Temple and Kung Mai Sak village. Crossing over paddy fields and canals, the bridge provides a convenient passage for monks and villagers. The bridge’s classic beauty against the verdant paddy fields during the rainy season and its shimmering golden appearance in the winter, surrounded by majestic mountains, will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on visitors. As your enriching journey draws to a close, return to Mae Hong Son, where you will be transferred back to your hotel, cherishing the memories of this enchanting expedition.
