Yunnan Cultural Village (Suntichon Village)
Yunnan Cultural Village (Suntichon Village) Located in Wiang Tai Sub-district, 4.5 kilometers away from Pai District of Mae Hong Son, near Wat Nam Hu, the Yunnan Cultural Village or Suntichon Village is a village of Chinese immigrants from Yunnan and also a tourist destination offering...
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Rak Thai Village (Mae Or)
Rak Thai Village (Mae Or) Rak Thai village or what it is called in another name as Ban Mae Or is a small village in the middle of the mountains. It is located in Mu 6, Mok Cham Pae subdistrict, Mueang district which is 44...
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Cycling At Pai
Chiang Mai-Mae Malai-Pai Cycling route is one of the challenging routes for mountain bikers. This curved route is flanked by shady plants and forests. At Huay Nam Dang Natural Park, on the border between Mae Tang District of Chiang Mai and Pai District of Mae...
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Ban Thawai
Ban ThawaiBan Thawai, a woodcrafts village, is considered one of the most famous cultural tourist attractions in Chiang Mai province. It is well-known to both Thais and foreigners and home to the Chiang Mai wood-carving industry and becomes more popular nowadays in terms of the...
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Ban Mae Klang Luang
Ban Mae Klang Luang Standing amidst hilly rice terraces, Ban Mae Klang Luang is on the 3rd basin level of Doi Inthanon, Ban Luang subdistrict, Chom Thong district, Chiang Mai province. Ban Mae Klang Luang became the settlement region of Pga-gan Yaw, a Karenic tribe...
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Muang Kung Village
Muang Kung Village has been told its history by the ancestors from generations to generations that their ancestors who settled down in this village were Tai people who had been herded from Mong Phu and Mong Hsat in Kengtung, currently is a town in Shan...
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Ban Chang Nak
Ban Chang Nak Chang (จ๊าง) is a northern language that means "elephant", and Nak (นัก) means "many", therefore, Ban Chang Nak means "house of many elephants" Inside the house, there are elephants carved by a Sala (สล่า) which means "a very skilled craftsman". Ban Chang...
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Ban Mae Khun Wak
Ban Mae Khun Wak is a small and calm Hmong village suitable for tourists who are interested in Hmong life. To study Hmong life is relaxing which is how you can take a break from the busy downtown and get to live among nature. Not...
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Ban Rai Phai Ngam
Located between Km.69 to 70 along Chiang Mai-Hot route, the place is famous for its high quality traditionally woven cotton....
Located between Km.69 to 70 al...
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