Doi Tung

This northernmost Thai mountain contains several scenic spots, including the Doi Tung Royal Villa, the Mae Fah Luang Botanical Garden, the mountaintop Wat Phrathat Doi Tung which affords a spectacular view of the surrounding area, and contains Buddha relics, and various hilltribe villages in natural settings.

Mae Fah Luang Garden

Located  in front of Doi Tung Palace.  It's built in 1992 on an area of 12 rai.  This park/garden grows winter flowers and decorative plants with beautiful flowers taking turn to bloom season by season.  Todate, the park extends additional 13 rai for stone, water, palm and other winter flower gardens. 

The Sculpture of Children Standing on one another in the center of the Park.  It received  PATA GOLD AWARDS in 1993 of Pacific Tourist Associations on behalf of Thailand in terms of good development of attractions.

Pha Mi Akha Village

This picturesque village is one of the most accessible Akha settlements in Chiang Rai province,and is located on the way to the summit of Doi Tung.

Mae Sai This border town faces Myanmar across the Mae Sai River, and is located 62 kilometres north of Chiang Rai on Highway No. 110. Numerous shopping opportunities exist for popular Thai, Burmese and Chinese goods.

This is the ideal market for gem lovers, where numerous kinds of precious stones from Myanmar, such as rubies, emeralds, jade, and others, are for sale.  Some prefer to take a trip to Tha Khi Lek province in Mynmar to hunt for their own kind of stones.  A trip to Chiang Tung from here is also possible.

To cross teh Myanmar borders, you needs to have your identity card with a 30 baht fee to apply for temporary border pass at Mae Sai Bridge.  Another 10 baht fee is collected at the entry point.  This will allow you to have a 7 day stay in Tha Khi Lek province.

Located 12 kilometres before reaching Mae Sai Community Centre along a 2-kilometre spur road, natural rock formations resemble a reclining female to give the tree shaded area its name.

Located 55 kilometres east of Chiang Saen, (and 114 kilometres northeast of Chaing Rai provincial capital), this settlement faces Laos across the Mekong River. Local tour operators can arrange fortourists to visit Laos.

Marks the Chiang Khong area where the freshwater pla buk catfish, which can attain lengths of 2.5 metres and weights of 300 kilogrammes, are caught between April 18 and early June each year.

Ban Hat Bai

2.5 kilometres along the Chiang Saen-Chiang Khong Road, this Thai Lue community is best known for its hand-woven cotton.

This mountain, 25 kilometres south of Doi Pa Tang, provides scenic views of Laos, and during February is dotted with white wild flowers known as Dok Sieo. Accommodation is available at rom Fa Thong and Rom Fa Thai villages at the foot of the hill.

Doi Luang National Park

This forested park, some 65 kilometres south of the provincial capital, covers an area of 1,170 square kilometres, and extends into areas of Chaing Mai, Lampang and Phayao provinces. A major attraction is the Phu Kaeng Waterfall which is composed of 9 beautiful cascades.

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