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The north of the country borders Myanmar and Laos. The northernmost point is Amphoe Mae Sai, Chiang Rai Province, with tourist attractions like Mae Sai Market, Golden Triangle, Wat Phra That Doi Wao, and Wat Thampla (locally known as Money Temple).
Northern Thailand, or more specifically Lanna, is geographically characterised by several mountain ranges, which continue from the Shan Hills in bordering Myanmar to Laos, and the river valleys which cut through them. Though like most of Thailand, it has a tropical savanna climate, its relatively high elevation and latitude contribute to more pronounced seasonal temperature variation, with cooler winters than the other regions. Historically it is related to the Lanna Kingdom and its culture.
Highlights
Phra That Doi Suthep
Thapae Walking Street
Doi Ang Khang
Nimmanhaemin road
Doi Inthanon
With beautiful nature blended with Lanna Culture and colours of contemporary perfectly Chiang Mai is, therefore, a province that has many tourists, both Thai and foreigners, come in many millions each year. Popular tourist activities in Chiang Mai include worshipping the Phra That doi suthep, which is an important Landmark of Chiang Mai people.
Experience the Local way of life and shop for stylish handmade products at Thapae Walking Street. Visit various species of plants at the Queen Sirikit botanical Garden and Rajapruek Royal Park. Do not miss to shop art products, taste local CUISINE and see cultures on Nimmanhaemin Road.
In addition, nature and mountain tours are another activity that should not be missed when visiting Chiang Mai, whether stepping on the highest point of Thailand at the top of doi inthanon. Absorb the beauty of the rice fields, feel the Cool breeze while watching the giant tiger flower at Doi Ang Khang. Experience Ecotourism HomeStay in Mae Kampong and visit Hmong villages in Doi Pui and many more.
Highlights
Wat Rong Khun
Mingmuang temple
Phu Chi Dao
Baan Dam Museum
Doi Pha Tang
Chiang Rai is the northernmost province of Thailand filled with the atmosphere of a complex mountain range and valuable Lanna Culture. The province offers many interesting cultural attractions such asWat Rong Khun, designed and built by Ajarn Chalermchai Kositpipat, stands out with exquisite white architecture, as well as Mingmuang Temple which is the oldest temple in Chiang Rai; Wat Rong Suea Ten Huay Pla Kang Temple and Baan search-result/tagword/Dam”>Dam museum, which is a place for collecting art works by Ajarn Thawan Thanchanee. For those who like nature, you can go up to see the sunrise over the Mekong and the sea of mist in the morning at Doi Pha Tang. Feel the cold and see the 360 degree sea view mist at Phu Chi Dao. See winter Flowers at Mae Fah Luang Gardens around Doi Tung Palace. Tracing the “13 Wild Boar Caves” EVENT at Tham Luang-Khun Nam Nang Non Forest Park.
In addition, because Chiang Rai is a province that is at the junction between Thailand, Myanmar and Laos, tourists can view both sides of the Mekong at Golden triangle And visit Mae Sai market – Tha Khi Lek Along the Thai-Burma border as well
Lampang is a mountainous province in northern Thailand, east of Chiang Mai. It’s an important center for ceramics and is known for Buddhist temples built during the Lanna era, which dates back to the 13th century. The province’s capital, also called Lampang, features horse-drawn carriages. In the city center, Ban Sao Nak, a traditional teak house supported by pillars, is now a museum with antiques and gardens.
Mae Sai is the northernmost district of Chiang Rai province in northern Thailand. The town of Mae Sai is a major border crossing between Thailand and Myanmar. Asian Highway Network AH2 crosses the Mae Sai River to the town Tachileik in Myanmar.
Mae Sai Market is another famous shopping area in Chiang Rai province that no tourist should miss. Located at the border with Tachileik, Myanmar, the market is a popular spot with foreign tourists as well as Burmese and ethnic minority people who come here to stock up on various goods.
Tourists who come here can also walk across the border to Myanmar but need to get a border pass first or be part of an organised tour group. This market sells many products, including jewellery and gemstones like rubies and jade. You can also find electric appliances, clothing and accessories for both kids and adults, shoes, bags, winter jackets, fun kids’ toys, and a lot of snacks and dried goods.
Like many border post towns, Mae Sot is a place of ethnic diversity and cultural fusion.
It is the Easternmost point of Thailand and the gateway to the land of Myanmar (Burma). For many years, the town has been a base for Burmese refugees and displaced migrant workers coming to Thailand to earn a living. Because of this, the town has often been nicknamed ‘Little Burma’.
Over the past 20 years of turbulent history in Myanmar, many different ethnic minorities had suffered suppression from the Burmese government. The suppression and violence created a huge refugee situation in Thailand as people fled across the border in search of safety and a better life.
It has been estimated that there are still up to 200,000 Burmese scraping a living in Mae Sot today. Even though the refugees have been living in Thailand for many years, there is still a struggle against the Thai government for them to be allowed full Thai citizenship. To this day, Thailand does not recognise the concept of refugee status.
Walking around the streets and markets, you will notice a mix of Burmese ethnicities (of which there are said to be around 135) giving you the sense of the complexity of Burmese national identity. Some of the women wear Thanaka bark on their cheeks and the men wear the traditional Burmese longyi (wrap around skirt.).
Due to the large populations of refugees, the town has also been a base for foreign NGOs who work in many different areas; from healthcare and education.
Amphoe Pai is a small district in the northeast of Mae Hong Son. Pai is very famous for Thai and foreign visitors as it the center to go for rafting and camping around the area as there are many important rivers flowing through the district. Pai is getting hip and famous among visitors as a cute little town where you can find things from local charms of daily life to adrenaline rush sports such as rafting.
http://www.tourismthailand.org/See-and-Do/Sights-and-attractions-Detail/Pai–6051
Highlights
Mae Kasa Hot Spring is natural hot spring with beautiful scenery around the area.
Thungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991 together with the adjoining Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary
Thi Lo Su Waterfall in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary
Bhumibol Dam
Doi Thule
Tak province is full of charm of the vast forest, which is a source of natural diversity. The famous tourist attraction is Thi Lo Su waterfall, which is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary.
Bhumibol Dam; a place to rest in the heart of many people because of the beautiful scenery from the top of the dam and there is a path for tourists to walk and experience nature closely. For other attractions and tourist activities, Relax in a peaceful forest at Mae Moei national park. Extreme fun with Umphang Rafting by going up to experience the fresh air and watch the sun view on Doi Thule and Doi Luang Tak. Pi Too Gro Waterfall is another don’t-miss where streams meet in a heart shape.
Tak Province has two beautiful bridges, which are The 200-year Rattanakosin Suspension Bridge, which is considered one of the most beautiful River viewpoints in the province with beautiful lighting at night. Another id the Thai-Burma Friendship Bridge which connects Mae Sot District, Tak Province and Myawaddy City Myanmar.
In addition, there is a unique Tradition of Loi Krathong in which villagers use coconut shells to make krathongs (floatings) and float them on the Ping River in which the origin of the name comes from the fact that the Krathong will Group together in the first line before gradually spreading away, resulting in a beautifully bright image of the Krathong throughout the water.
Highlights
Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park
Wat Chulamani
Phra Buddha Chinnarat
Chat Trakan Waterfall
Phitsanulok province is a City that is prosperous in many ways and is an important tourist Destination in Thailand.
Phitsanulok province has been known as “Muang Song Khwae” because there are 2 Rivers flowing through, namely Nan River and Kwai Noi River. When visiting Phitsanulok, do not miss to see the magnificence of the Phra Buddha Chinnarat at Wat Phra Si Mahathat Woramahaviharn which is the most beautiful Buddha statue in Thailand. Nearby the city, there are many interesting natural activities.
Whether it is a swim in the Chat Trakan waterfall, watch the mist that stretches as far as the eye can be seen on the Nakorn Chum viewpoint, experience the way of the people in the midst of mountains and vast rice fields in Noen Maprang District, Rafting at Huai Sam Ruak Reservoir, rafting Adventure along the Khek River, etc.
In addition, Phitsanulok province also has ancient historic sites such as Wat Chulamanee in which there are important Buddhist artefacts, such as a replica of the Phra Phutthabat footprint, enshrined within the ancient Khmer Prang and the inscription stone that is buried inside the mandapa wall as well as other cultural attractions such as Chan Palace, Wat Rajabhat and Sergey Thawi Folk museum; a knowledge base that reflects life and folk wisdom of Phitsanulok people.
Mae Sai is the northernmost district of Chiang Rai province in northern Thailand. The town of Mae Sai is a major border crossing between Thailand and Myanmar. Asian Highway Network AH2 crosses the Mae Sai River to the town Tachileik in Myanmar.
Mae Sai Market is another famous shopping area in Chiang Rai province that no tourist should miss. Located at the border with Tachileik, Myanmar, the market is a popular spot with foreign tourists as well as Burmese and ethnic minority people who come here to stock up on various goods.
Tourists who come here can also walk across the border to Myanmar but need to get a border pass first or be part of an organised tour group. This market sells many products, including jewellery and gemstones like rubies and jade. You can also find electric appliances, clothing and accessories for both kids and adults, shoes, bags, winter jackets, fun kids’ toys, and a lot of snacks and dried goods.
Highlights
Wat Rong Khun
Mingmuang temple
Phu Chi Dao
Baan Dam Museum
Doi Pha Tang
Chiang Rai is the northernmost province of Thailand filled with the atmosphere of a complex mountain range and valuable Lanna Culture. The province offers many interesting cultural attractions such asWat Rong Khun, designed and built by Ajarn Chalermchai Kositpipat, stands out with exquisite white architecture, as well as Mingmuang Temple which is the oldest temple in Chiang Rai; Wat Rong Suea Ten Huay Pla Kang Temple and Baan search-result/tagword/Dam”>Dam museum, which is a place for collecting art works by Ajarn Thawan Thanchanee. For those who like nature, you can go up to see the sunrise over the Mekong and the sea of mist in the morning at Doi Pha Tang. Feel the cold and see the 360 degree sea view mist at Phu Chi Dao. See winter Flowers at Mae Fah Luang Gardens around Doi Tung Palace. Tracing the “13 Wild Boar Caves” EVENT at Tham Luang-Khun Nam Nang Non Forest Park.
In addition, because Chiang Rai is a province that is at the junction between Thailand, Myanmar and Laos, tourists can view both sides of the Mekong at Golden triangle And visit Mae Sai market – Tha Khi Lek Along the Thai-Burma border as well
Highlights
Phra That Doi Suthep
Thapae Walking Street
Doi Ang Khang
Nimmanhaemin road
Doi Inthanon
With beautiful nature blended with Lanna Culture and colours of contemporary perfectly Chiang Mai is, therefore, a province that has many tourists, both Thai and foreigners, come in many millions each year. Popular tourist activities in Chiang Mai include worshipping the Phra That doi suthep, which is an important Landmark of Chiang Mai people.
Experience the Local way of life and shop for stylish handmade products at Thapae Walking Street. Visit various species of plants at the Queen Sirikit botanical Garden and Rajapruek Royal Park. Do not miss to shop art products, taste local CUISINE and see cultures on Nimmanhaemin Road.
In addition, nature and mountain tours are another activity that should not be missed when visiting Chiang Mai, whether stepping on the highest point of Thailand at the top of doi inthanon. Absorb the beauty of the rice fields, feel the Cool breeze while watching the giant tiger flower at Doi Ang Khang. Experience Ecotourism HomeStay in Mae Kampong and visit Hmong villages in Doi Pui and many more.
Lampang is a mountainous province in northern Thailand, east of Chiang Mai. It’s an important center for ceramics and is known for Buddhist temples built during the Lanna era, which dates back to the 13th century. The province’s capital, also called Lampang, features horse-drawn carriages. In the city center, Ban Sao Nak, a traditional teak house supported by pillars, is now a museum with antiques and gardens.
Like many border post towns, Mae Sot is a place of ethnic diversity and cultural fusion.
It is the Easternmost point of Thailand and the gateway to the land of Myanmar (Burma). For many years, the town has been a base for Burmese refugees and displaced migrant workers coming to Thailand to earn a living. Because of this, the town has often been nicknamed ‘Little Burma’.
Over the past 20 years of turbulent history in Myanmar, many different ethnic minorities had suffered suppression from the Burmese government. The suppression and violence created a huge refugee situation in Thailand as people fled across the border in search of safety and a better life.
It has been estimated that there are still up to 200,000 Burmese scraping a living in Mae Sot today. Even though the refugees have been living in Thailand for many years, there is still a struggle against the Thai government for them to be allowed full Thai citizenship. To this day, Thailand does not recognise the concept of refugee status.
Walking around the streets and markets, you will notice a mix of Burmese ethnicities (of which there are said to be around 135) giving you the sense of the complexity of Burmese national identity. Some of the women wear Thanaka bark on their cheeks and the men wear the traditional Burmese longyi (wrap around skirt.).
Due to the large populations of refugees, the town has also been a base for foreign NGOs who work in many different areas; from healthcare and education.
Amphoe Pai is a small district in the northeast of Mae Hong Son. Pai is very famous for Thai and foreign visitors as it the center to go for rafting and camping around the area as there are many important rivers flowing through the district. Pai is getting hip and famous among visitors as a cute little town where you can find things from local charms of daily life to adrenaline rush sports such as rafting.
http://www.tourismthailand.org/See-and-Do/Sights-and-attractions-Detail/Pai–6051
Highlights
Mae Kasa Hot Spring is natural hot spring with beautiful scenery around the area.
Thungyai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991 together with the adjoining Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary
Thi Lo Su Waterfall in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary
Bhumibol Dam
Doi Thule
Tak province is full of charm of the vast forest, which is a source of natural diversity. The famous tourist attraction is Thi Lo Su waterfall, which is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary.
Bhumibol Dam; a place to rest in the heart of many people because of the beautiful scenery from the top of the dam and there is a path for tourists to walk and experience nature closely. For other attractions and tourist activities, Relax in a peaceful forest at Mae Moei national park. Extreme fun with Umphang Rafting by going up to experience the fresh air and watch the sun view on Doi Thule and Doi Luang Tak. Pi Too Gro Waterfall is another don’t-miss where streams meet in a heart shape.
Tak Province has two beautiful bridges, which are The 200-year Rattanakosin Suspension Bridge, which is considered one of the most beautiful River viewpoints in the province with beautiful lighting at night. Another id the Thai-Burma Friendship Bridge which connects Mae Sot District, Tak Province and Myawaddy City Myanmar.
In addition, there is a unique Tradition of Loi Krathong in which villagers use coconut shells to make krathongs (floatings) and float them on the Ping River in which the origin of the name comes from the fact that the Krathong will Group together in the first line before gradually spreading away, resulting in a beautifully bright image of the Krathong throughout the water.
Highlights
Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park
Wat Chulamani
Phra Buddha Chinnarat
Chat Trakan Waterfall
Phitsanulok province is a City that is prosperous in many ways and is an important tourist Destination in Thailand.
Phitsanulok province has been known as “Muang Song Khwae” because there are 2 Rivers flowing through, namely Nan River and Kwai Noi River. When visiting Phitsanulok, do not miss to see the magnificence of the Phra Buddha Chinnarat at Wat Phra Si Mahathat Woramahaviharn which is the most beautiful Buddha statue in Thailand. Nearby the city, there are many interesting natural activities.
Whether it is a swim in the Chat Trakan waterfall, watch the mist that stretches as far as the eye can be seen on the Nakorn Chum viewpoint, experience the way of the people in the midst of mountains and vast rice fields in Noen Maprang District, Rafting at Huai Sam Ruak Reservoir, rafting Adventure along the Khek River, etc.
In addition, Phitsanulok province also has ancient historic sites such as Wat Chulamanee in which there are important Buddhist artefacts, such as a replica of the Phra Phutthabat footprint, enshrined within the ancient Khmer Prang and the inscription stone that is buried inside the mandapa wall as well as other cultural attractions such as Chan Palace, Wat Rajabhat and Sergey Thawi Folk museum; a knowledge base that reflects life and folk wisdom of Phitsanulok people.
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