Mae Hong Son

Mae Hong Son is famous for its stunning mountain ranges and year-round cool weather a year-round

20 February 2018 | Nok Air

Mae Hong Son province has another name as "the city of three mists" because it is surrounded by high mountains with cold temperature and covered with mist all 3 seasons. The city is rich of the beauty of natural resources – mountains, forests, flowers leading the city to one of the must-see cities in Thailand.

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Bangkok (Don Mueang) - Mae Hong Son

Flight DD8214

Departure 07:30

Arrival 09:20

Flight DD8214

Departure 07:30

Arrival 09:20

Mae Hong Son - Bangkok (Don Mueang)

Flight DD8215

Departure 09:50

Arrival 11:35

Flight DD8215

Departure 09:50

Arrival 11:35

旅游指南

Bua Tong Fields at Doi Mae U-kho

The Dok Bua Tong (may be classified as wild sunflowers) blooms during November painting the entire hilly area of Doi Mae U-kho in brilliant yellow. It draws flocks of visitors to Khun Yuam district during that 2 weeks of blooming yearly. Camping sites arranged during the Bua Tong Bloom Festival.

Wat Phrathat Doi Kong Mu

Wat Phrathat Doi Kong Mu erected by the first governor of Mae Hong Son, this temple reflects the strong influence of the Burmese. The highlights of this attraction are the two lavishly decorated pagodas. Also, this hilltop temple affords an exceptional aerial view of the city and surrounding mountains and valleys.

Pang Oung

Pang Oung is located in Ban Ruam Thai, Mae Hong Son. Due to its splendid scenery, this place is known as Switzerland of Thailand. Along the bank of Huai Pang tong Reservoir stand coniferous forests formed by Khasi pine and Sumatran pine which are fully covered by enormous evergreen forest and mountains. The word ‘Pang’ in northern Thai dialect means a shelter in which woodsmen stay and the word ‘Oung’ means a wetland.